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Changelog

Current v4.1.1

v4.0Atlas of Worlds

v4.0 ships Atlas, a shared wormhole map that updates live for everyone watching. Paste scanner results, jump through holes, track mass and lifetime, manage who can edit, and see pilots and fog on one canvas.

v4.0.5.1

3 Sept 2026

Atlas is in the public header and on the home tools list. Opening Atlas while signed out lands on a sign-in page with tracking setup steps, and a shared map link still comes back after login. Logged-out visitors see a live Tranquility player count. Maps that are being deleted for good stay gone, and staging runs at its lasting address.

Added

Atlas in the public site header and on the home tools list.
Signed-out Atlas opens a sign-in page with tracking setup steps, and keeps a shared map link through login.

Changed

A map that is being deleted for good cannot be restored or put back online.
Development pushes no longer open a preview deploy.
Staging uses its lasting address and talks to the staging live services.
In-app feedback requires a title and opens a Linear issue.
Each end of a wormhole connection is either a class hint or a known system, never both.
Harvestable site prices use the best Jita sell order.
Stored Jita buy figures ignore very low hub bids.
Background EVE data sync jobs no longer run on a fixed fifteen-minute Vercel schedule.
Atlas guest landing, home card, and page description share a shorter product line and simpler setup steps.
The published changelog reads in plain speech for players.
Login and session checks build in one composition layer.

Fixed

Old sharing access can no longer come back after it was removed.
A delayed access update can no longer bring a map back after it was deleted for good.
Restore shows as pending when a newer empty map already took its place.
A blank database setting no longer turns off safety locks.
Named wormhole types show in the scanner even when the first stored end is a K162.
Re-identifying the same wormhole type no longer leaves a jump prompt behind.
Corp Structures opens on first visit.
Presence pins no longer vanish when a tracker turns tracking on or off.
Removing an unused system from a large map no longer fails.
An unscanned wormhole placeholder no longer stacks on a static.
A shared Atlas link no longer hides login for signed-out visitors.
A deleted map no longer looks live when its deletion date is missing.
Pressing Enter in the scanner on a named return hole links that door instead of creating a second destination.
Logged-out visitors see a live Tranquility player count instead of a stuck offline chip.

Removed

The Under the Hood pages and their footer link.
The Under the Hood walkthrough link on the privacy page.

v4.0.5.1

15 Aug 2026

Atlas follows your tracked character more closely, the chain layout packs tighter, and connection editing is clearer. Feedback and backlog tracking moved off Discord and Markdown files onto GitHub Issues.

Changed

Feedback asks for a category and opens a GitHub Issue instead of posting to Discord.
Deferred work is tracked as Backlog GitHub Issues. The old Markdown backlog file is gone.
The current-system dock and scanner follow a tracked character in space, and fall back to the chain root when nobody is covered.
Location sync no longer wakes the database on every tick. It holds a short-lived EVE login instead.
The website login is created once per session.
Empty complete scanner views stay blank instead of showing a placeholder.
Connection lines only catch clicks when Edit or Delete can run.
Compass layout packs the chain tighter so adding a system does not reshuffle its neighbors.
Atlas no longer draws k-space neighbour rings around mapped systems.
Systems that are not the map home leave one scanned wormhole as the way back, so an unidentified paste does not grow an extra placeholder.
Typing a K162 no longer attaches it as the return hole automatically.
Leads to can pick the known origin system when Atlas already has that connection.
System nodes are larger, and wormhole lines meet the disc so they can run under the name.
Clicking a system opens its info card above the scanner and other map windows.
The info-card leader meets the system disc at a 45-degree angle.
Class chips on nodes stay on one line.
Scanned wormhole placeholders show the Leads-to class as soon as it is filled in.
While the map is watched, a failed location sync retries in about five seconds.
Internal agent workflows moved into Cursor skills, and scratch notes moved into session records and handoff notes.
Code-quality checks fail on unused exports, unused code, and duplication across the whole repository.
Recording jumps and removing signatures share one service path.
Security patches were applied for a development tooling library, and announced major upgrades were parked on a Backlog issue.

Fixed

Creating a map can track an in-space alt when the session character is offline, and uses that location as the starting system.
A watched jump no longer drops the character off the map when the previous location sample is a few seconds stale.
A linked wormhole now appears on both scanners, and opening the far-side row keeps the editor on that signature.
The audit log chip no longer pulses while undoable events remain.
The "which signature did you jump through?" prompt only shows for the tracked character that jumped.
Restored expired unresolved wormholes can be deleted again from the Signature Editor.
Character transfers stop the prior owner's live location tracking.
Location sync drops a dead EVE login after a rejected request so the next run gets a fresh one.
Shared pages no longer briefly show the wrong layout while the account session is still loading.
The end-to-end testing guide now names the live testing policy.

Removed

Human-written architecture index pages. The generated architecture map remains.
An unused agent policy audit workflow.
An unused live service work queue.
An unused popover that no screen used.
The accepted-duplication exception list.

v4.0.4.4

12 Aug 2026

You can create maps, share them, switch between them, and send them to trash from Atlas. Access roles are viewer, editor, and admin.

Added

A catalogue of your maps when none is selected, grouped into your maps, corporation maps, and maps shared with you, with create and trash in the header.
Create a map from one dialog: name it, optionally share it, wait briefly, and land on the empty map's set-home prompt.
Switch maps from the current map name at the top of the canvas. Admins can manage access from a gear on each row.
Share a map with characters and corporations as read-only, write, or admin. Removing access drops a live viewer without a reload.
Deleted maps move to trash for thirty days and can be restored. Only the map's creator can delete one for good.

Changed

Map access roles are now viewer, editor, and admin. Older owner access still acts as admin until it is refreshed.
Atlas uses the same site frame as the other tools. Opening a map covers the header and navigation with the full canvas.
Release checks wait on the production deploy, and browser tests use the host browser cache.

v4.0.4.3.3

11 Aug 2026

Combat and harvestable scanner rows open a sites card beside the scanner, with live ISK estimates on harvestables.

Added

Named combat and harvestable scanner rows open the sites card in the same panel style as the Signature Editor. Map viewers can open it without edit rights.
Harvestable scanner rows show a live estimated ISK figure that flashes when the market price confirms. Combat rows keep the static blue-loot total.
The standalone sites detail page uses the same always-expanded card in a narrower reading column.

Changed

The Signature Editor and site viewer share one panel. On short screens the panel stays above the scanner and scrolls inside.
Linking a placeholder into a resolved wormhole keeps any lifetime fields you already typed that the destination row had not recorded.

Fixed

Observation logging for accept, manual correction, automatic fill-in, and jump crossings is covered end to end, without map or pilot identity on those rows.

v4.0.4.3.2

10 Aug 2026

Guaranteed statics appear as ghost placeholders, and one Signature Editor owns wormhole edits beside the scanner.

Added

Wormhole systems show their guaranteed statics as ghost placeholders. Automatic fill-in only writes what the evidence uniquely forces, and never overwrites a pilot's own identification.
Every wormhole identification is logged with how it was learned, including automatic fill-ins.
One Signature Editor beside the scanner edits type, mass, lifetime wording, size, leads-to, and delete. Ambiguous jump answers live in the scanner overlay instead of a floating card.

Changed

System and ghost labels use one shared readout: the name or signature above the disc, and the colored class or security inside.
Toasts name the exact signature that was identified.
On narrow screens the Signature Editor stacks above the scanner so it stays usable.

Fixed

Automatic linking refuses to delete a placeholder whose type changed after the evidence was read, and it carries any typed mass, size, or lifetime onto the resolved connection before the placeholder goes away.
Identification logging still runs when statics are unavailable. Only automatic fill-ins stay off.

v4.0.4.3.1

9 Aug 2026

Paste probe-scanner results onto the map. Signatures land in a scanner window, wormholes appear as placeholders, and removals stay undoable.

Added

Paste probe-scanner results anywhere on the map. Signatures and anomalies land in a bottom-left scanner window with grouped sections, signal strength, and a live age column. The paste applies to the system your tracked online character is in.
Scanned wormhole signatures appear as ghosted placeholder nodes. Jumping through one turns the placeholder into the real destination without a duplicate.
A right-click editor on wormhole rows covers type, life stage, mass, and leads-to, with the origin system's known statics sorted first. Typing a wormhole code shows its destination class and starts the remaining-lifetime estimate from first sighting.
Wormholes past their maximum lifetime collapse automatically after a safe grace period. A live hole is never removed early, and a branch holding a tracked pilot is always kept.
Every signature removal is undoable for 24 hours. Bulk removals show an undo toast, quiet expiries write an audit-log Restore, and re-pasting a removed signature brings it back in place.
A managed Cloud agent development environment that sets up a local database, secrets, migrations, and EVE static data without Docker.

Changed

Re-pasting a scan updates rows in place. Better information enriches a row. A contradicted row is refused and counted. Rows missing from a re-paste ask once before delete, so a filtered paste never deletes on its own.
The audit log and feedback controls moved to compact bottom-right chips. The audit log expands leftward inside the screen.
The current-system dock and System Info card show security status in CCP colors with the system's class, plus a scanner summary.
Page navigation is faster. Routes share a ready loading layout so headers and placeholders paint while account data loads.
The changelog and development log keep their contents list in place while switching documents. Unknown document links show a not-found page that search engines should skip.
Atlas fog, halo, presence, and sync tests were folded into fewer longer workflow tests.

Fixed

The development log's server cache no longer exceeds the shared remote cache size limit in production.
Production deployments build again after the navigation pass. The social preview image is served as a static asset.
Historical wormhole site data loads cleanly on a fresh database.

v4.0.4.2.3

7 Aug 2026

Known exits open into a gate halo under fog, tracked pilots show on the map, and tracking survives alt-tabbing into the game.

Added

Known k-space exits open into a gate halo of nearby systems around the known chain. The next ring stays hidden under fog.
A smoky fog layer follows the mapped chain, reveals known nodes and connections, hides systems that are not yet mapped, and recedes when a jump turns a halo system into a real mapped system.
Tracked pilots appear on their system frames as In space, Docked, AFK, or Stale. Off-map pilots point outward along the last visible gate link.
Location tracking survives alt-tabbing into the game while the map tab stays open. Closing the tab still stops tracking within a few minutes.
After an hour with the map out of sight, an AFK prompt asks whether you are still mapping. Tracking pauses a few minutes later unless you continue.

Changed

System nodes use an invisible frame with the name above a centered disc. Connection lines meet the frame, and anchored cards follow it through pan, zoom, and drag.
While every tracked pilot is logged out of EVE, the tracker checks login once a minute instead of checking location every five seconds, then speeds back up on the next login.
Tracked-location sync also reads the in-game online flag, so characters linked under an older consent may need a reconnect before tracking resumes.
The site framework moved to Next.js 16.3.
Development tooling packages flagged by security advisories were patched.
Recently added map and settings tests were folded into fewer longer workflow tests.

Fixed

Arrows to pilots off the map stay on the visible side of fog, dim when every listed pilot is stale, and reuse the same shortest-path math across the map.
Invisible fogged systems and empty frame margins no longer catch clicks.

Removed

The green online dot on character portraits. Live sync now only runs on the Atlas map. In-game presence lives inside the map tracker.
Retired low-value wormhole vocabulary self-checks. Mass and destination behavior stays covered by behavioral tests.

v4.0.4.2.2

6 Aug 2026

When a tracked scout jumps, the map writes the destination and connection for everyone watching. Privacy-safe observations and map settings land with it.

Added

When a tracked scout jumps through a wormhole, every viewer's map gains the destination system and connection automatically. The crossed hole's remaining-mass estimate drops by the observed ship, and an unambiguous origin signature is linked with no clicks.
A prompt lets pilots confirm or correct an automatic signature link. The connection card gains a leads-to field for unidentified holes and a mass row for holes that regenerate mass.
Verified jumps, confirmations, and manually typed holes record an anonymous system-and-hole-type observation with no map, pilot, or far-side identity. Corrections repair the recorded row instead of stacking contradictions.
Map settings for auto layout, camera follow, and click focus save automatically from the portrait menu on the map and from the settings page.
Browser release checks, including a test-only login setup.

Changed

The current-system readout is a persistent click-through overlay in the map's top left. Map menus moved to the top right. Layout dials became a development-only panel.
Connection cards stay on one side of their anchor while the camera pans, and removed-connection notices dismiss sooner.
End-of-session design and implementation review merged into one review step.
Repository mapping, UX check, update-watch, and agent workflow docs were shortened and clarified.
Testing prefers fewer, longer workflow tests. Fragmented micro-tests across eleven suites were folded under that standard.
UX check sweeps keep assertion and console evidence with failure-only screenshots.
Unknown root pages ask search engines to skip them.
The mapper boundary check got a more generous time budget so slower CI runners do not fail it.

Removed

The map window's floating drag-and-resize mode and its saved window position. Map windows are now docked, anchored, or passive overlays.
A separate Keep-Tests-Tight workflow document after its bar moved into testing principles.
Low-signal and duplicate test coverage, plus orphaned helpers that only those tests used.

v4.0.4.1

4 Aug 2026

A blank map asks for a home system. From there you grow the chain by right-clicking, with mass, lifetime, and undo built in.

Added

A blank Atlas map opens with one centered prompt. Type your home system's name and it becomes the root of the chain.
Right-click a system to add a connection, pick the wormhole type, and the discovered system fans out live for everyone watching. Adds always grow from an existing system.
Picking a wormhole type fills mass budget, per-jump limit, size, and lifetime from the type catalog. The ship-size control locks when the type already decides it. Unidentified holes keep the manual size control.
Reporting a connection's observed life stage narrows a remaining-life window that every watching client shows the same way. Later reports narrow it. A contradictory report resets it.
Mass estimates show as honest ranges from the type's catalog budget, tightened when the hole has been shaken and mass has clearly been used.
Removing a connection offers one-click cleanup for a dead empty branch, keeps k-space exits or a loop home marked as removed, and always offers an immediate Undo toast.
The map keeps an event log of remove and restore entries with an inline Restore action within a one-day undo window.
Expired leftovers are cleaned up on a schedule every fifteen minutes.
Every map change requires the editor role. Viewers' writes are rejected by the server. Editors see their own change instantly, and everyone else receives it live.

Changed

Dying connections pulse red. Follower cards stay inside the screen with green leader lines. Map panels share one frosted look.
Platform announcements from the update-watch digest were recorded in the acknowledged baseline.

Fixed

The map's data client logs through a plain console logger so server page builds no longer trip over the vendor logger.
A PostCSS security advisory was cleared with a patched release.

v4.0.3.3

3 Aug 2026

Atlas gains a current-system dock and a summary card that sticks to the system you select.

Added

A persistent current-system dock on the left edge, a movable and resizable pop-out of that dock, and a summary card that sticks to any other system you select and rides pan, zoom, and drag with it.
Typing and scrolling inside any window leave the map's pan and zoom alone. Escape closes only the summary card, never the current-system dock.
Floating dock position and size are remembered on this device across reloads.

Changed

The Atlas character portrait sits beside the Atlas menu. Map controls live in the top-right corner. The current-system dock defaults to the left side.
Floating windows drag from the whole title bar, with close and pop-out still clickable on their own.

v4.0.3.2

2 Aug 2026

The map moves smoothly when systems arrive, shift, or leave, and it respects reduced motion.

Added

A system arriving on the map swells into place the same way on first load or live while you watch.
When layout shifts systems to make room, they glide to their new places with connection lines tracking them. Nothing teleports.
A departing system plays a brief exit, and its connections leave with it. A wormhole collapse can play a heavier farewell than a bare removal.
Hovering a system makes it glow gently. At rest the canvas runs no animation work.
The camera always glides for framing and follow moves. A click-focus switch centers the view on any system you click while keeping your zoom.
Motion dials join the tuning panel for tempo, overshoot, edge flavor, and collapse weight.
Reduced-motion preference turns position changes into instant placement, arrivals and exits into gentle fades, and camera moves into immediate jumps.

Changed

Dragging stays one-to-one with the cursor, with animation suppressed on the held node, so a large chain stays smooth under drag.
Chain reveals and collapses are written as single events: a jump records the system with its connection, and a collapse removes both together.

v4.0.3.1

2 Aug 2026

The chain lays out as a compass tree. Home sits at the center, and every jump lands one ring further out.

Added

Automatic compass-tree layout: home at the center, every jump one ring further out, branches taking compass directions in the order they are found. Everyone watching sees the same picture.
Systems draw as circled class markers with the name beneath. Connections meet each circle at its edge. Shortcut loop connections draw dashed. Duplicate links never draw twice.
A map lock keeps the layout in charge. Unlock to drag nodes on your own screen, then re-lock to snap back. Hand arrangements are never visible to anyone else.
A tuning panel exposes ring spacing, separation, sibling fan, wedge posture, and direction order, and redraws live on that screen only.
A camera-follow toggle brings new arrivals into frame when enabled. The view frames the chain once when a map opens and otherwise stays put.
A developer replay tool feeds realistic generated chains into a local map at watching pace.

Changed

Chain layout runs in a background worker loaded only on the map route, so other pages stay free of that code.
Node positions are computed the same way on every browser.
The temporary placement grid is gone. The layout engine is the only thing that places a node on the live map.
The map library's default corner attribution stays visible for now.

v4.0.2.3

1 Aug 2026

The first live shared chain draws on Atlas. Systems and connections appear for everyone watching, with no refresh button.

Added

A live shared chain on the admin-only Atlas map. Systems and connections appear for everyone watching that map, and leave when removed, with no refresh control.
Map nodes labelled with real solar system names and their space class.

Changed

Each pilot's map layout is their own. Dragging a node moves it on that screen only. An incoming change never repositions a node someone is holding or has already placed.
Losing access to a map shows a calm explanation instead of an error screen. Regaining access brings the map back without a reload.
Workflow chat results share one short readout.
Platform announcements from the update-watch digest were recorded in the acknowledged baseline.

Fixed

A session verification record was restored so checks match the session record format.
Convex typecheck exits cleanly against the local live service.

v4.0.2.2

31 Jul 2026

Atlas gains the live shared map data and access sync behind collaborative maps. Site fixes and agent workflow cleanup ship alongside.

Added

Live shared map data for systems, connections, signatures, and notes, with every public map call checked against a per-map role.
Access sync from the main database into the live map service so sharing stays renewable, removes cleanly, and drops a live view when access is removed.

Changed

Coding-agent discovery, review roles, and repository mapping guidance were generalized and shortened.
Input cost uses the same green figure color as sell and margin.
The tab icon uses the header-style LGI wordmark instead of the boxed mark.
Platform notices from update-watch digests were recorded in the acknowledged baseline.
Always-on agent guidance focuses on shared policy. Source and Convex rules stay with their owners.

Fixed

Automatic production deployment works again after an internal page reorganisation moved the wormhole site preview image.
Live price confirmation flashes once when a value settles, then stops cleanly.
Industry planner no longer crashes when live prices settle after a refresh.
Production builds wake the database before the site build so the homepage is less likely to fail on a suspended database.
Nine production Next.js advisories were cleared by bumping to a patched release.
A transitive development tooling advisory path was cleared.

Removed

Fixed response-length and lookup-call caps from research agents so handoffs keep material evidence.
Benchmark-only model adapters and restrictive audit hooks from the live agent environment.
Redundant agent-capability and skill catalogs now supplied by runtime descriptions and owning workflows.

v4.0.2.1

29 Jul 2026

Atlas opens as an admin-only empty map while the mapper is under development.

Added

An admin-only Atlas route with an edge-to-edge empty map canvas and floating navigation, account, and feedback controls.
A mapper layer that can host feature panels without letting those features depend upward on the map.

Changed

Existing site routes stay separate from the full-screen map while URLs and site framing stay the same.
Pull-request checks require every participating reviewer to clear findings.

Fixed

Local tooling validation no longer depends on optional machine-global Codex guidance.

v4.0.1.6

28 Jul 2026

Added

A weekly, versioned copy of per-system wormhole statics that keeps serving from the last approved snapshot when the community feed is unavailable.
An admin review screen that shows feed differences before a snapshot can be promoted.

v4.0.1.3

28 Jul 2026

Added

Versioned client reference data for solar-system details, stargate connections, and wormhole type attributes that the mapper can load once per session.
The first embeddable feature panel, so the map can show the existing wormhole site card inside its own window.

Changed

Browser tabs and bookmarks show the LGI mark instead of the placeholder icon.
Changelog entries no longer end with a note about which earlier version a change first shipped in.

v4.0.1.1

27 Jul 2026

Added

Map identity and character or corporation access in the database, with one check that resolves owner, editor, viewer, and no access.
Character transfer and account deletion remove direct map sharing and user-owned maps before identity can move to another person.

Changed

Adversarial reviews can run up to three focused passes with compact, deduplicated findings.

v4.0.0.1

27 Jul 2026

Added

The code-health baseline now captures each master version's starting reference and preserves session records in version archives.

Changed

No-impact platform notices were recorded in the update-watch baseline so the daily digest stops re-reporting them.
Historical notes were compacted for the 4.0 boundary and redirected to their archive homes.

Fixed

Eligible security advisories were cleared, and mature package lines were refreshed.
The repository and CI pin a package manager release that waits seven days before new packages can install.
Documentation path checks look at complete filenames and Markdown link targets so valid prose cannot hide a wrong claim about a missing file.