Releases

Short product updates focused on user-visible changes, technical changes, and known limits.

2026-06-27

2026-06-27 compact editorial redesign

Rebuilds the public site as a compact, editorial product system for local-first work memory.

User-visible

  • Makes the first screen explicit about local ownership, optional AI, preview-first behavior, and the product’s private execution role.
  • Reduces the homepage to one execution loop, one distinction, three pillars, a technical architecture, and two product-evidence views.
  • Uses the existing mascot as a restrained identity seal instead of a hero illustration.
  • Adds consistent social previews, browser icons, Apple touch support, and installable-site icon discovery using the existing mascot.

Technical

  • Replaces the accumulated visual layers with one responsive CSS system and no new dependencies.
  • Builds the execution loop and architecture diagrams from semantic HTML and CSS.
  • Refreshes metadata, social preview, release data, feeds, sitemap, and machine-readable context dates.
  • Enforces canonical metadata, JSON-LD, crawler files, manifest icons, title templates, and internal links in the static validation script.

Known limits

  • The canonical product source repository may not be publicly accessible to all users.
  • GitHub Pages can briefly serve a previous build while edge caches update.
  • The product is not packaged for Store distribution and should not be described as packaged distribution.
2026-06-24

2026-06-24 premium product site relaunch

Rebuilds the public website around Wooolfmesh as local-first memory for agentic work.

User-visible

  • Reframes the homepage around the Capture -> Clarify -> Plan -> Focus -> Track -> Review -> Learn -> Reuse execution loop.
  • Adds a stronger dark-first product presentation with command-center, mesh, architecture, preview-first, comparison, and use-case sections.
  • Keeps local-first ownership, optional AI, and preview-first safety central without implying cloud SaaS or Store-ready distribution.
  • Preserves public docs, privacy, support, discovery files, and machine-readable context for humans and crawlers.

Technical

  • Keeps the static generator as the source of truth for pages, JSON, JSON-LD, feeds, sitemap, and LLM files.
  • Refreshes generated release data, metadata dates, feeds, sitemap, and machine-readable product data.
  • Rethemes the static CSS without adding a framework runtime or heavy dependency.

Known limits

  • The canonical product source repository may not be publicly accessible to all users.
  • A GitHub Pages cache delay can briefly serve the previous build after push.
  • The product is not packaged for Store distribution and should not be described as packaged distribution.