The cycle desk keeps a calendar next to the book: the moon you just left, the moon you are walking toward, and the eclipse windows that span weeks rather than a session.
Phases inside a window are labeled so you know which segment you are in. A number on that card is a description of how price behaved in that kind of window in the past. It is not a target for the window you are in now.
Lunar One takes the related points of control and draws them on the TradingView chart. Prior points of control stay visible after their window ends. Current ones sit with the phase they belong to. The point of plotting them is so you do not keep a second list in your head.
A date can organize research. It cannot force a trade to work. If the cycle and the exposure book disagree, that disagreement is information. The software will not resolve it for you.
