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Public release notes for grāmatr℠. Tagged releases, open-source drops, platform milestones — every entry dated and linkable.
Authentication got a ground-up rebuild with audit logging on every event. The install surface expanded across the major LLM client variants. The classification-feedback flywheel — Learn — closed automatically on every turn.
Read the full notes →Two repositories published open-source: the brand-spec format and a TypeScript reference validator. Designed so any organization can codify their brand's essence in a format every LLM-powered surface can consume consistently — adoptable without licensing gramatr.
Read the full notes →How directives are sourced, resolved, and delivered got unified into one substrate. The primitives library — agents, skills, patterns, workflows, standards, runbooks, templates, strategies, examples, directives — got curated down to canonical sets across every category.
Read the full notes →Memory got finer-grained, the savings story got a public-facing page, and projects became a first-class object users can create, edit, share, and attach files to.
Read the full notes →The orchestration layer that coordinates multi-step execution lands as a first-class surface. The audit trail moves from database side-effect to addressable endpoint. Voice fingerprinting and a redesigned status line round out the week.
Read the full notes →The platform crosses into Release Candidate sequencing. Projects become a stable identity that survives renames and re-clones. The multi-tenant substrate that every team and org governance feature depends on lands.
Read the full notes →The first production tags land April 6. The platform stops being build-out and starts being release cadence.
Read the full notes →Classification gets materially faster. A second client surface comes online. The first version of the typed entity taxonomy lands — the substrate every audit trail rests on.
Read the full notes →Real-time intelligent context engineering goes from prototype to architecture. The first end-to-end run of The Loop lands mid-week, and the install surface gets sturdy enough to ship across machines.
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