Facilitator workbench
Print a sheet of crumb anchors — one QR per physical object (a disc, a cabochon, a sheet of
paper). Each points at /anchor/<id>, where anyone can start or add to that
object's trail with their own handle — no breadcrumbs-owned identity involved (see DESIGN.md §6).
On your own phone (Chrome/Android)? Write a tag directly via Web NFC, one at a time, instead of exporting a URL list.
Tuning the icon traits? Sweep them across a parameter to see a row of variants side by side, instead of eyeballing one at a time.
Every anchor above prints as pending — nothing happens when it's tapped until you flip it live, separately, whenever it's actually placed.
Reloading with the same link (same seed) reproduces the same batch — safe to
come back to before printing. Once printed, the QR codes are permanent regardless of what
this page does afterward: the anchor id is baked into the printed code itself.
NFC batch-writing export (50 URLs)
For the NXP TagWriter app (or similar) — write templates go one tag at a time, so this is a plain list to paste from rather than a from-scratch batch-writer page.
Issuer invite codes (10)
Becoming a breadcrumbs.id authority is still a postponed decision (DESIGN.md §6)
— these print as blanks to write a code onto by hand once that's resolved, not real invite
codes yet.