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Public updates from Jan 18, 2026 to Feb 18, 2026. High-level changes here; implementation specifics stay private.
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  1. v0.3.6

    Feb 18, 2026

    1 internal commits

    Branding Polish

    Cleaner visuals, tighter consistency, fewer rough edges.

    • Unified brand assets across key surfaces.
    • Applied visual consistency updates for a cleaner public experience.
  2. v0.3.5

    Feb 13, 2026 to Feb 14, 2026

    4 internal commits

    Reliability Pass

    Less drama in production, more predictable behavior.

    • Improved request and state isolation under load.
    • Expanded error handling and fallback pathways.
    • Reduced noisy runtime warnings.
  3. v0.3.4

    Feb 12, 2026

    6 internal commits

    UX Refinement Sprint

    Flows got smoother and the UI stopped arguing with itself.

    • Refined user journey steps and interaction flow.
    • Stabilized key user-facing actions and retries.
    • Completed cleanup work across shared UI paths.
  4. v0.3.3

    Feb 10, 2026 to Feb 11, 2026

    14 internal commits

    Experience Expansion

    More polished surfaces, less brittle behavior.

    • Shipped new interface states and visual storytelling elements.
    • Improved configurability and public browsing experience.
    • Fixed edge-case date and display handling.
  5. v0.3.2

    Feb 9, 2026

    21 internal commits

    Data Quality & UI Tune-Up

    Cleaner data in, cleaner output out.

    • Improved consistency in data normalization and matching.
    • Refined charting behavior and chronology interactions.
    • Strengthened processing limits and worker resilience.
  6. v0.3.1

    Feb 8, 2026

    2 internal commits

    Access Flow Hardening

    Routing now behaves like a professional adult.

    • Resolved edge cases in return and callback flows.
    • Improved schema and payload alignment.
  7. v0.3.0

    Feb 4, 2026 to Feb 7, 2026

    27 internal commits

    Stability Release

    Large internal hardening cycle, small external chaos.

    • Shipped broad reliability updates across app layers.
    • Added safeguards to reduce runtime failures.
    • Improved deployment and build readiness.
  8. v0.2.9

    Jan 28, 2026 to Jan 30, 2026

    5 internal commits

    Continuity Improvements

    Fewer dead-ends, cleaner handoffs.

    • Improved continuity across entry and resume flows.
    • Addressed deployment warnings and dependency health.
    • Applied consistency updates across shared UI patterns.
  9. v0.2.8

    Jan 22, 2026

    2 internal commits

    Production Readiness

    Security, reliability, polish. No fireworks, just discipline.

    • Completed security and configuration hardening steps.
    • Applied API reliability and release-quality improvements.
  10. v0.2.7

    Jan 18, 2026

    3 internal commits

    Platform Foundation

    Core plumbing got tougher and more future-proof.

    • Moved critical workloads into more controlled runtime paths.
    • Improved fallback handling and build separation.
    • Set groundwork for subsequent reliability work.

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