Tag: changelog

From three pages that had everything but an opening to three sources that named the door code slams shut, Week 23 worked the same threshold from both sides — it built the doors we hold open and named the ones coded shut.

From a navigation overhaul rebuilt on thirty days of traffic data to Cavendish Space mapped against desire lines and lines of flight, Week 22 did the same thing in two registers — it watched where people actually go, then built for them.

From everyday carry to card games, from glossary philosophy to content pages getting what they were owed, Week 21 built survival infrastructure and connection infrastructure at the same time — because for neurodivergent and disabled people, they are the same project.

Week 17 was a week of turning ethics into architecture. The AI Collaboration ethics page has been growing since it launched. This week it grew up. Over seven days we added more than a dozen sections — on harm reduction, disability justice, engineered exclusion, the double empathy problem in code, art as community representation, MADTech…

The work this week moved through philosophy, ethics, community, and identity. We published new research integrations, expanded two glossary pages, updated our AI ethics guardrails to honor more voices, added community-facing welcome text, and held two learning events. One of them — the Campfire on Dr. Mary Helen Immordino-Yang’s keynote — asked the hardest question…

Week 15 was a full week. We published Week 14’s changelog. Then kept building. The work spread across every major register we operate in: homepage copy, glossary, brand documentation, research framing, events infrastructure, community sharing, and the Learning Space page — our most philosophically dense page — which received its most significant expansion to date.…

Week 14 covered a lot of ground — from the micro to the macro, from individual glossary terms for nervous system states to organization-level pages built for funders.