Plan: dock manages the OBS clock overlay through obs-websocket

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>

CommunityDiscordMedia.md

@@ -300,6 +300,9 @@ so: a real timecode track for coarse placement + a capture-side reference for th
 - [ ] `/clock/` page on the main host (behind Authentik): HTTPS offset measurement to the server clock
       (±few ms), 60 fps time-of-day readout with ms + once-per-second flash — add as an OBS browser source
       for burned-in timecode (BITC) when shared audio isn't available; optional per streamer
+- [ ] dock: manage the OBS clock overlay via obs-websocket — CreateInput (browser_source → `/clock/`, sized for
+      the corner), SetSceneItemTransform for the chosen corner, SetSceneItemEnabled toggle, "add to this scene";
+      the browser source shares the dock's cookies so the Authentik login carries over
 - [ ] live portal Go Live: composite the captured window through a canvas and paint the server-synced clock
       into a corner on every frame before publishing (toggle, default on) — burned-in clock on the WebRTC path
 - [ ] README: editor workflow — multicam: sync by timecode (coarse), then audio waveform (sample-accurate,