Changelog

Everything we shipped, grouped by date, with contributor credits.

Changelog

Everything we shipped, grouped by date.

Changelog

Everything we shipped, grouped by date, with contributor credits.

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Started tracking on 27 Feb 2026

Shipped: Mar 4, 2026 (3 releases)

UTC usage buckets and localized match headline sizing

Category: Bug fix

What changed

Enforce UTC daily buckets for organization usage analytics charts to align daily limits with universal time.
Update the analytics chart notes to clarify that days are based on UTC for usage data.

User benefits

Provides accurate usage insights that reflect true daily limits, reducing confusion.
Charts clearly indicate that daily figures are calculated in UTC, improving decision making.
Headlines stay readable across languages, reducing truncation and guesswork.

Contributors

@clem-lube

hydrate detail signals from flat store

Category: Bug fix

What changed

Detail view renders signals correctly when data arrives as flat rows by hydrating signals from the flat data source.
Preserves the existing fallback for embedded signals when flat data is not present.
Extraction details panel now displays suggestions and past attempts for clearer context.

User benefits

Signals now appear reliably in the detail view, reducing confusion and follow-up steps.
If flat data isn’t provided, you’ll still see signals through the existing fallback, preserving expected behavior.
Seeing suggestions and past attempts in content details view helps you interpret results faster without extra digging.

Contributors

@clem-lube

harden sorting contract checks across signal queries

Category: Improvement

What changed

Added table-driven validation to enforce consistent signal sorting across all 13 query methods.
Frontend now includes GraphQL enum [redacted]s when requesting signal sorting to align with backend expectations.
Frontend now ensures each insights signal uses the intended GraphQL query and forwards user-selected sorting options.
Documented a rollout policy to improve GraphQL compatibility for backend-first deployments and live schema checks.

User benefits

You get predictable sort behavior across all signals, reducing surprises when reviewing insights.
Sorting results reliably reflect your chosen criteria, reducing misordered insights and saving time.
Sorting respects your chosen criteria for every signal type, making analysis faster and more reliable.

Contributors

@clem-lube

Shipped: Mar 3, 2026 (1 release)

add content analyses sorting

Category: Feature

What changed

Enabled server-driven sorting for content analyses using a shared sort contract and GraphQL inputs.
Implemented a stable sort that remains predictable with legacy cursor pagination and added mismatch validation.
Added a single sort button that opens a popup for selecting the sort field and direction.
Added internationalization keys for sort labels, tooltips, and ARIA hints across the dashboard.

User benefits

Results can be ordered in a consistent, server-defined way across sessions.
URL reflects the current sort so you can bookmark or share a specific view.
You won’t see surprising reorderings when paging through results.
Using older bookmarks or links continues to yield correct results.
Sorting becomes quick and intuitive without cluttering the dashboard.
Direct controls improve speed when refining results on the fly.
Sort UI is clearer and accessible in multiple languages for diverse teams.

Contributors

@clem-lube

Shipped: Mar 2, 2026 (2 releases)

cut over signal reads to flat-only collection

Category: Feature

What changed

Market pulse signal reads now use the flat data collection by default.
The favorite-toggle flow is hardened to work reliably when embedded signals may be removed after cutover.
Copy and send evidence formatting remains compatible in flat reads, preserving readability.

User benefits

Signals are faster and more reliable by using a single data source by default.
The upgrade path becomes more predictable and less prone to unexpected routing during cutover.
Favorites updates stay reliable even if embedded signals are removed during cleanup, improving stability.
Evidence remains readable and consistent across read modes, avoiding manual adjustments.

Contributors

@clem-lube

remove Gmail logo and unlock daily digest rollout

Category: Bug fix

What changed

Expanded the daily digest rollout to all eligible verified recipients with active teams.
Removed gating that restricted digests to a subset of recipients.
Removed the shared header image logo in daily digest emails to prevent Gmail rendering issues while keeping the wordmark and tagline.
Deleted obsolete daily digest allowlist configuration and related test paths.
Digest emails now display footer social links with clear labels (Discord and Medium).

User benefits

More eligible recipients automatically receive digests, reducing delays and manual follow-ups.
Emails render reliably in Gmail, making daily digests easier to read.
Social links in the digest footer provide quick access to community channels.

Contributors

@clem-lube

Shipped: Feb 28, 2026 (4 releases)

add blocked-units hover breakdown and scoped analytics

Category: Feature

What changed

Added interactive hover breakdown panels to blocked-units daily charts with a right-side two-column value layout.
Expanded blocked-units analytics payload to include byOrganization and byTeam groups with nested reason breakdowns.
Added organization and team breakdown tables on the blocked-units admin page.
Improved analytics performance for blocked-units by enabling more flexible processing and a targeted index to support complex facets.
Documented blocked-units query optimization notes in architecture docs.

User benefits

Eases quick, at-a-glance comparisons of key metrics directly on charts.
Fosters granular analysis by organization and team to pinpoint where blocks originate and how to reduce them.
Helps admins quickly identify affected groups and take targeted action.
Delivers faster analytics results and more reliable dashboards during data exploration.
Provides clearer guidance for future analysis work and reduces onboarding time for new analysts.

Contributors

@clem-lube

optimize dashboard list and signals queries

Category: Bug fix

What changed

Speed up dashboard data loading by optimizing how lists and signals are queried.
Push subreddit, favorites, and date filters into the data layer to reduce client-side filtering.
Implement a stable composite cursor for signals and ensure cursor matching happens before sorting for reliable pagination.
Remove client-side post-filtering for signals in favor of server-side filtering for consistency.
Reuse a shared signal pagination path to improve consistency and reliability.

User benefits

Dashboards load faster and feel more responsive.
Filters apply quickly and consistently without extra waiting caused by client-side processing.
Pagination is predictable and less prone to jumping or duplicating results when navigating lists.
Users see accurate results without delays from client-side filtering.
Consistent behavior across dashboards reduces confusion and supports smoother exploration of signals.

Contributors

@clem-lube

improve gmail-safe rendering and fallback links

Category: Bug fix

What changed

Improve Gmail-safe rendering for daily digest cards (badge, spacing, color, date format, and footer flow).
Move the shared social footer into the main email card container to prevent clipping in Gmail.
Add raw-link fallback blocks under CTA buttons for verification, password reset, and welcome emails.
Tighten footer spacing and align styles for better visual consistency across Gmail clients.

User benefits

Gmail users will see the daily digest more reliably, with fewer layout glitches.
Digest content appears clearer with improved badge, spacing, colors, and date format.
Social links remain accessible in Gmail without clipping.
The email presents a complete, professional look across Gmail clients.
Users can complete actions even if CTAs fail, thanks to visible direct links.
Fallback links reduce friction when popular actions are blocked by email clients.
Emails look cleaner and more readable in Gmail thanks to improved footer alignment.
Reduced visual clutter helps users quickly scan important information.

Contributors

@clem-lube

harden digest rendering and source labels

Category: Bug fix

What changed

Digest emails render reliably without malformed content.
Source labels in digests are now displayed correctly.

User benefits

Recipients receive clear, readable email digests with accurate origin information.
Fewer follow-ups are needed to interpret who owns each item in the digest.

Contributors

@clem-lube

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Shipped: Mar 4, 2026 (3 releases)

UTC usage buckets and localized match headline sizing

Category: Bug fix

What changed

Enforce UTC daily buckets for organization usage analytics charts to align daily limits with universal time.
Update the analytics chart notes to clarify that days are based on UTC for usage data.

User benefits

Provides accurate usage insights that reflect true daily limits, reducing confusion.
Charts clearly indicate that daily figures are calculated in UTC, improving decision making.
Headlines stay readable across languages, reducing truncation and guesswork.

Contributors

@clem-lube

hydrate detail signals from flat store

Category: Bug fix

What changed

Detail view renders signals correctly when data arrives as flat rows by hydrating signals from the flat data source.
Preserves the existing fallback for embedded signals when flat data is not present.
Extraction details panel now displays suggestions and past attempts for clearer context.

User benefits

Signals now appear reliably in the detail view, reducing confusion and follow-up steps.
If flat data isn’t provided, you’ll still see signals through the existing fallback, preserving expected behavior.
Seeing suggestions and past attempts in content details view helps you interpret results faster without extra digging.

Contributors

@clem-lube

harden sorting contract checks across signal queries

Category: Improvement

What changed

Added table-driven validation to enforce consistent signal sorting across all 13 query methods.
Frontend now includes GraphQL enum [redacted]s when requesting signal sorting to align with backend expectations.
Frontend now ensures each insights signal uses the intended GraphQL query and forwards user-selected sorting options.
Documented a rollout policy to improve GraphQL compatibility for backend-first deployments and live schema checks.

User benefits

You get predictable sort behavior across all signals, reducing surprises when reviewing insights.
Sorting results reliably reflect your chosen criteria, reducing misordered insights and saving time.
Sorting respects your chosen criteria for every signal type, making analysis faster and more reliable.

Contributors

@clem-lube

Shipped: Mar 3, 2026 (1 release)

add content analyses sorting

Category: Feature

What changed

Enabled server-driven sorting for content analyses using a shared sort contract and GraphQL inputs.
Implemented a stable sort that remains predictable with legacy cursor pagination and added mismatch validation.
Added a single sort button that opens a popup for selecting the sort field and direction.
Added internationalization keys for sort labels, tooltips, and ARIA hints across the dashboard.

User benefits

Results can be ordered in a consistent, server-defined way across sessions.
URL reflects the current sort so you can bookmark or share a specific view.
You won’t see surprising reorderings when paging through results.
Using older bookmarks or links continues to yield correct results.
Sorting becomes quick and intuitive without cluttering the dashboard.
Direct controls improve speed when refining results on the fly.
Sort UI is clearer and accessible in multiple languages for diverse teams.

Contributors

@clem-lube

Shipped: Mar 2, 2026 (2 releases)

cut over signal reads to flat-only collection

Category: Feature

What changed

Market pulse signal reads now use the flat data collection by default.
The favorite-toggle flow is hardened to work reliably when embedded signals may be removed after cutover.
Copy and send evidence formatting remains compatible in flat reads, preserving readability.

User benefits

Signals are faster and more reliable by using a single data source by default.
The upgrade path becomes more predictable and less prone to unexpected routing during cutover.
Favorites updates stay reliable even if embedded signals are removed during cleanup, improving stability.
Evidence remains readable and consistent across read modes, avoiding manual adjustments.

Contributors

@clem-lube

remove Gmail logo and unlock daily digest rollout

Category: Bug fix

What changed

Expanded the daily digest rollout to all eligible verified recipients with active teams.
Removed gating that restricted digests to a subset of recipients.
Removed the shared header image logo in daily digest emails to prevent Gmail rendering issues while keeping the wordmark and tagline.
Deleted obsolete daily digest allowlist configuration and related test paths.
Digest emails now display footer social links with clear labels (Discord and Medium).

User benefits

More eligible recipients automatically receive digests, reducing delays and manual follow-ups.
Emails render reliably in Gmail, making daily digests easier to read.
Social links in the digest footer provide quick access to community channels.

Contributors

@clem-lube

Shipped: Feb 28, 2026 (4 releases)

add blocked-units hover breakdown and scoped analytics

Category: Feature

What changed

Added interactive hover breakdown panels to blocked-units daily charts with a right-side two-column value layout.
Expanded blocked-units analytics payload to include byOrganization and byTeam groups with nested reason breakdowns.
Added organization and team breakdown tables on the blocked-units admin page.
Improved analytics performance for blocked-units by enabling more flexible processing and a targeted index to support complex facets.
Documented blocked-units query optimization notes in architecture docs.

User benefits

Eases quick, at-a-glance comparisons of key metrics directly on charts.
Fosters granular analysis by organization and team to pinpoint where blocks originate and how to reduce them.
Helps admins quickly identify affected groups and take targeted action.
Delivers faster analytics results and more reliable dashboards during data exploration.
Provides clearer guidance for future analysis work and reduces onboarding time for new analysts.

Contributors

@clem-lube

optimize dashboard list and signals queries

Category: Bug fix

What changed

Speed up dashboard data loading by optimizing how lists and signals are queried.
Push subreddit, favorites, and date filters into the data layer to reduce client-side filtering.
Implement a stable composite cursor for signals and ensure cursor matching happens before sorting for reliable pagination.
Remove client-side post-filtering for signals in favor of server-side filtering for consistency.
Reuse a shared signal pagination path to improve consistency and reliability.

User benefits

Dashboards load faster and feel more responsive.
Filters apply quickly and consistently without extra waiting caused by client-side processing.
Pagination is predictable and less prone to jumping or duplicating results when navigating lists.
Users see accurate results without delays from client-side filtering.
Consistent behavior across dashboards reduces confusion and supports smoother exploration of signals.

Contributors

@clem-lube

improve gmail-safe rendering and fallback links

Category: Bug fix

What changed

Improve Gmail-safe rendering for daily digest cards (badge, spacing, color, date format, and footer flow).
Move the shared social footer into the main email card container to prevent clipping in Gmail.
Add raw-link fallback blocks under CTA buttons for verification, password reset, and welcome emails.
Tighten footer spacing and align styles for better visual consistency across Gmail clients.

User benefits

Gmail users will see the daily digest more reliably, with fewer layout glitches.
Digest content appears clearer with improved badge, spacing, colors, and date format.
Social links remain accessible in Gmail without clipping.
The email presents a complete, professional look across Gmail clients.
Users can complete actions even if CTAs fail, thanks to visible direct links.
Fallback links reduce friction when popular actions are blocked by email clients.
Emails look cleaner and more readable in Gmail thanks to improved footer alignment.
Reduced visual clutter helps users quickly scan important information.

Contributors

@clem-lube

harden digest rendering and source labels

Category: Bug fix

What changed

Digest emails render reliably without malformed content.
Source labels in digests are now displayed correctly.

User benefits

Recipients receive clear, readable email digests with accurate origin information.
Fewer follow-ups are needed to interpret who owns each item in the digest.

Contributors

@clem-lube