Welcome to the changelog — a small corner of the site where I note what actually changed, in plain words instead of git log hieroglyphics.
The idea is simple: whenever a deploy (or a data refresh) changes something you can actually see — a new feature, a fix, a wave of updated specs — a short note shows up here. No release-y fanfare, no “we’re thrilled to announce.” Just what moved, and why it matters to you.
Fair warning, in the spirit of the ✨ Vibe coded · here be bugs badge up top: I build fast and occasionally break things. So you’ll sometimes read a note like “that nice feature from last week quietly broke something else — now fixed.” That’s not a bug in the changelog; that’s the changelog doing its job.
Comments under posts are coming next, so you’ll be able to heckle in context. For now, enjoy the read.
Under the hood, for the curious
This whole thing is just a Directus collection (posts) rendered by two Next.js pages — no new dependencies, no markdown engine. Posts are written straight into the CMS, so a note can go live without a redeploy. Each body is plain trusted HTML, which is exactly why this little expandable box works at all.