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v0.22.26 · 26 October 2026new since your last visit

dev's debrief of the night on the pages; whatever the agents wrote since the last round

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v0.22.25 · 26 October 2026new since your last visit

the journalist's verdicts and the researcher's source watch (data v0.1.16, v0.1.17), the curator's evidence, the fact-check's correction; the six's instructions at step B

1 fact reworded or re-sourced: no-confirmed-compromise.

Briefings that changed

Sections that changed

• Every claim v14
• Impact: offline vs compromised v10
• The specialist summary v11
• Front page: at a glance v6

v0.22.24 · 26 October 2026new since your last visit

the six's instructions and the agents' brief at step B; the curator's refreshed evidence (454 sources) and the fact-check's correction, written in data; the press's build/ no longer hidden by its ignore file

Sections that changed

• The method v9
• The specialist summary v10

v0.22.23 · 26 October 2026new since your last visit

step B of the split: the pages are built in the chain's own box from the six repositories' sources; nothing depends on v1's repository any more

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v0.22.22 · 26 October 2026new since your last visit

the journalist's and the correspondent's records, written in team; story-site's review of the split as served, filed on the team site

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v0.22.21 · 26 October 2026new since your last visit

researcher: repositories field in the card (v1 today; team, data and press later), the round-1 debrief with its status, and the proposal for a three-phase source watch pass

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v0.22.20 · 26 October 2026new since your last visit

step A of the split: each repository holds its own sources and a sync carries them into v1's build; the brief for every agent says where each writes from its next wake; the first board row written in team (dev-0001)

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v0.22.19 · 26 October 2026new since your last visit

Journalist: card gets the repositories field and the tasks bound to this session

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v0.22.18 · 26 October 2026new since your last visit

The correspondent's card (the schedules page): the repositories field from the split brief, and its wakes now fire into its own session

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v0.22.17 · 26 October 2026new since your last visit

the curator's card carries the repositories field the split brief asks for (push: v1; after the move: team, data, v1), on the editor's instruction in the session of 26 October; its two scheduled tasks, both bound to this session with the card's prompt, re-enabled

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v0.22.16 · 26 October 2026new since your last visit

the first-day report: expectations for the run and the review, measured (v1's CI median 88 s and 1,809 files a release; the six 25 to 42 s; what the agents do all day and what each kind costs today and after the flip)

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v0.22.15 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

The restart after the split: WAKE.md step 0 for every scheduled agent (read the split brief on the team site, start no new work in v1, add the repositories field); the conductor's repositories

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v0.22.14 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

this repository is closing (the editor, 25 October): the note at the top of README and REALITY, and a board row; every agent reads the brief on the team site, starts no new work here, and after step A only dev's chain commits here

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v0.22.13 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

the six repositories are live (board 328 done): each deploys with v1's workflow and its own gate; checked live in a browser

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v0.22.12 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

the split's review recorded: items 23 to 33 of the challenges report (parity, the twins' links, the 404 page's redirect, immutability against the last commit, the tools' sha256, an independent read's findings), parity in the runbook, dev's debrief and status for the round

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v0.22.11 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

a review of the line and the router on the live site (board 334): the router is done; the line promises a shaped page the live pages do not deliver; three bands about the reader; the change log ends 22 October; eight fixes in order

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v0.22.10 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

the split, for every agent: a brief with where each member writes today, after the records and data move and after the cutover, the repositories its session needs and a card field for them; on a split site the 404 page sends an address another host owns (a twin, a view address, an asset, a data file) to that host, route.js allowing only the route's own hosts

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v0.22.9 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

The Sherpa's brief on interviews and outreach: three waves of people and organisations the site already maps, what each is given first, the topic, four formats, and the rules (board 331 to 334)

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v0.22.8 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

observability drained the telemetry lane on 25 October (150 events, the lane empty) with a new command-line drainer that publishes before it marks; its debrief on the member's page /admin/agents/observability/; board 330 (telemetry from local test servers, for dev)

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v0.22.7 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

the four reports on the split link each other, the proposal and the plan

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v0.22.6 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

one repository into six, in four reports on the briefs page: the first day in numbers, one source for every file (the design), the challenges, and how to work in it; dev's debrief of the round; the dates corrected to 25 October

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v0.22.5 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

one repository into six: one source for every file, recorded (the plan's Progress, REALITY, the board): press v1.0.4 serves the assets, data v0.1.4 the data, the four sites cut from v0.22.4 hold no copies; the main site is staged at site.php.oct.2026.newsroom.sgit.ai, its DNS record's name

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v0.22.4 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

the control room loads under a view address (/team/control/as/executive/ fetched team/control/data/control.json): control.js resolves its data against the page as loaded, and assets/route.js routes a URL object as it does a string, so on the split sites it reaches the data API

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v0.22.3 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

assets/route.js sends every data/ request on the split sites to the data API, which now publishes every file the pages' scripts fetch (v0.1.2); on this site nothing changes

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v0.22.2 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

one resolver for every URL a script builds (assets/route.js, loaded first on every page; boot.js, the Ask pane, the phone app and site tools use it), so that on the split sites assets come from the press, data from the data API and each section's pages from the site that owns it, one source for every file; on this site every URL resolves as before

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v0.22.1 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

pass one of the split, recorded: the press (v1.0.0) cuts this site's built pages at d9af616ffd0b into four sites (site 230 pages, refs 563, updates 60, team 242), each with a redirect at every address another site owns, its own gate and the runtime its pages load; data v0.1.1 at the same commit; team's records under records/; none deployed yet (each repository's Pages source to set to its dev branch)

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v0.22.0 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

the line is live on every page in place of the two dials, and the router: /agencies/as/security/ opens the agencies for Security, every page keeps its view in the address bar (/as/executive/ on the front page), 404.html answers any view address, and 28 cards for the front page, the agencies, the numbers and the playbook unfurl with who they are for

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v0.21.10 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

the split, in progress: the press is at press.php.oct.2026.newsroom.sgit.ai, this story's own for now (the editor); the data repository's v0.1.0 (49 catalogue entries, 466 files, a schema each, immutable /v/0.1.0/ with sha256s) and the team repository's first import (the board as one file per row) are on dev; press, refs, updates and site wait for the design agent's UX refactor

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v0.21.9 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

the split's names, as the editor decided: press (not kit) for the build library, the gate, the release and the shared components, at press.newsroom.sgit.ai; data keeps its name (api is the newsroom's main API); the plan's step 0 lists the six DNS records, and its site step follows story-site's URL-path and 404-router briefs

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v0.21.8 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

Conductor full pass 15:15 London: two run records carried in from runs/ branches, the wiring of every scheduled task on /team/status/

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v0.21.7 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

the plan for one repository into six, agreed by the editor: final names from day one (…__PHP__kit, data, refs, updates, team, site; today's repository renamed __PHP__v1 only at the cutover), the editor's setup (repositories, Pages, DNS), one session holding all seven repositories to cut the site, every old address answering, a parity report, each agent reviewing its own repository, the cutover and how to tell it worked

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v0.21.6 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

the briefs page sorts by the time each brief was published, newest first, and shows that time on every row and every brief's page (data/briefs-published.json, seeded from git once, never read from git by the build)

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v0.21.5 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

Ontologist pass 2 (14:05 London, scheduled): 36 new sources resolved to 32 new parties and 3 aliases, with the names that mislead noted (three different 'IT daily' sites, a press release on jiji.com); the Wikipedia article and its talk page fetched (no new article edits); the new Wikipedia article on Black October found for watching (board 320); the runbook's fetch step corrected

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v0.21.4 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

decks: what ruv.sgit.ai does and how it changes the deck per persona (one slide library and seven persona tracks in ruv's timeline format, so its player can be reused)

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v0.21.3 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

The desk's round 3 closed: its scheduled task wired to its card and its wakes moved after the correspondent's reviews, with a debrief

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v0.21.2 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

The Sherpa's 13:45 wake: run record (idle, both lanes empty)

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v0.21.1 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

The desk's wakes move to 10:40 and 17:40 London, after the correspondent's reviews, and its scheduled task carries its card's prompt

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v0.21.0 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

Wikipedia, round 3: the article's history as lifelines (/wikipedia/php2shell/evolution/), its talk page as threads, a reviewer's reading of it against this site's captures (15 findings, for the editor to take to the talk page in his own words), a page for Wikipedia's editors with the collaboration rules, Wikidata links confirmed for 25 parties and Wikidata/DBpedia tracked, the ontologist's task moved into its own session at 06:05, 10:05, 14:05 and 18:05 London, and the story on adopting Wikipedia's principles for the agents

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v0.20.8 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

Fact-check run 7: no confirmed compromise still holds at 09:35 UTC on 25 October; K-010 gains a third planned disclosure date

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v0.20.7 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

the requirement for a deck per persona, captured from the editor: the debrief as slides from data, cut at every major update, with a slider through the cuts, pin, play, compare any two, 'since yours', and PDFs for reading and for LinkedIn

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v0.20.6 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

The librarian's scheduled task now carries its card's prompt word for word, and its daily pass moves to 20:23 London, after the correspondent and the ontologist, at the editor's request

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v0.20.5 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

The scheduled tasks as they are at 13:00 London, after the agents wired their own: researcher, Sherpa, librarian, ontologist and pulse now carry their cards' prompts; the ontologist's old task deleted; conductor (scheduled), curator, desk and fact-check still to do

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v0.20.4 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

The security agent's schedule card: one pass a day at 22:35 London, after the day's last releases and before the first wake, at the editor's request in the security session

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v0.20.3 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

The stricter gate, on the editor's go: security_check.py fails on inline event handlers, pages without a safe Content-Security-Policy, forged or editor-claiming message headers, decrypted drain output in the tree, and ignored files the build reads; its findings name the kind of secret and never repeat its characters (SA-2026-041, found by GitHub code scanning); the advisories, REALITY.md and board 279 record it

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v0.20.2 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

a proposal on the briefs page, at the editor's request: one repository into six (kit, data, refs, updates, site, team), each with its own writers, version, gate and site, meeting only through versioned URLs, not submodules; measured on v0.20.0 (every release rewrites about 1,936 pages, 118 commits fought over VERSION in three days, a 74 s gate for a one-line run record) with the phases and the five decisions; and the briefs' older/newer chips show their arrows and wrap

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v0.20.1 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

the editor's notes on the URL article, captured with story-site's reply: view paths answered by a 404 router instead of written as files, the site's two modes (indexed pages, and views shaped in the browser), and four decisions

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v0.20.0 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

the briefs page is a list of titles with a page and a link per brief (with markdown twins, the old anchors still landing), and the admin and team pages use the whole width of the screen

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v0.19.5 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

The Sherpa's 11:45 pass: headlines on the first screen of every page walked, the feedback menu one scrolling row on a phone (F036), prototype F read on a phone (F037), Latest still ends on 23 October (F032)

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v0.19.4 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

Journalist: debrief and status for the second wake

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v0.19.3 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

Journalist: evidence vault at 87795d121200, 15 claims reviewed, three new rows, as-of lines to 09:35 UTC on 25 October

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v0.19.2 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

Scheduled tasks on the site: /team/schedule/ shows what the account actually runs, each task checked against its card (times, session, prompt), and /team/schedule/wiring/ gives each agent the steps to wire its own tasks; two stale one-shot tasks deleted and five prompts set to their cards

1 fact reworded or re-sourced: no-confirmed-compromise.

Briefings that changed

Sections that changed

• Every claim v13
• The method v8
• Impact: offline vs compromised v9
• The specialist summary v9
• Front page: right now v7
• Front page: at a glance v5
• Front page: the core facts v6

v0.19.1 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

Every scheduled wake starts from the repository: admin/schedule/WAKE.md, schedule.py wake, run --publish and ingest, every card's prompt made small (board 303)

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v0.19.0 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

the line on a phone no longer holds the top of the screen (it scrolls away, and its sentence runs full width); and the article, written before the work, on URL paths, a persona in the address (/agencies/as/security/) and a single-page site that keeps every page's own path and its SEO

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v0.18.6 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

Incident: the researcher and the curator run but leave no commit or run record; status and board say so

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v0.18.5 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

The desk's round 2 closed: the debrief of three scheduled wakes, with screenshots, and its status

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v0.18.4 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

The desk's morning wake of 25 October: the third PHP flaw, CVE-2026-115560, put on the board for Right now and for capture

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v0.18.3 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

Fact-check run 6: daily drift check of every graded excerpt, watchtowr-itw on watchTowr's own pages, W3Techs at 69.2%

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v0.18.2 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

the librarian's pass of 25 October: dev mapped at v0.18.0 (0 overlaps; owners for 395 files and 56 pages proposed to abp@, board 300), the correspondent's role drafted (board 277), and the reader answers escaped: authored HTML inserted raw since v0.2.6, found by the appsec self-check

Briefings that changed

Sections that changed

• Every claim v12

v0.18.1 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

Conductor full pass 07:15 London on 25 October: agents-status, schedules against runs, run record

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v0.18.0 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

the line, built: the editor's design of 25 October as prototype F at /admin/design/line/ (six pages from the evidence vault, the pack's engine and words vendored with its 19 tests, the numbers filled from data); story-site's round 3

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v0.17.7 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

Board row 285 (the board): the journalist's and the correspondent's schedules are active, and the desk's wakes still come before the correspondent's review

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v0.17.6 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

The journalist's and the correspondent's wakes moved so each waits for the step before it (the schedules page, /views/loops/): journalist 40 minutes after the curator, correspondent 45 minutes after the journalist

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v0.17.5 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

The journalist and the correspondent now run on a schedule (the schedules page, /views/loops/): the correspondent 45 minutes after each of the journalist's five wakes, so every loop closes within the hour

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v0.17.4 · 25 October 2026new since your last visit

Every loop, on one page (/views/loops/): the pipeline from the researcher to the correspondent, the last full loop, the next one due, every loop so far, timings, blind spots and the numbers; and the home page now shows the latest evidence time and the last agent run instead of 'last checked'

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v0.17.3 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

The readers' answers on the home page, the start page and three briefings brought to 16:05 UTC on 24 October, and the engineer's answer warns of CVE-2026-115560 (persona answers, /briefings/engineer/)

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v0.17.2 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

The correspondent's first review: nine corrections to the journalist's 94 verdicts and rows (/views/desk/, /claims/review/), PHP's third flaw CVE-2026-115560 on the summary page

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Sections that changed

• In context: 2008 to 2026 v6

v0.17.1 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

The ontologist's debrief and self-check on the Wikipedia section, after the fact: the seven answers, the screenshots, and the one item for security, that the daily pass reads Wikipedia's API and releases in the same session

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v0.17.0 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

Wikipedia as an anchor: the PHP2Shell article read as a fractal semantic graph, one statement per sentence classed as fact, attribution or quote, each joined to its references and to the captures this site holds of them, every one of its 364 revisions kept as what it changed, its Wikidata item, and the daily pass now fetching it; with a brief for the researcher to follow every reference

Briefings that changed

Sections that changed

• The specialist summary v8
• Front page: what nobody knows yet v3
• Front page: latest v5

v0.16.1 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

Correspondent register: fingerprint of the scheduled Opus session's key (the vaults page)

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v0.16.0 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

the chrome after the lens prototype: headlines near the top of every page (the bar in two lines on a laptop, 132px to 91px; slim reading strip and page kind; /ops/ content before its rail on a phone; /analysis/ hero readable on a phone); story-site's round 2

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v0.15.21 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

Journalist: debrief and status for the first wake

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v0.15.20 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

the correspondent's brief: the first session makes its own key, records its fingerprint and stops

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v0.15.19 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

Journalist: evidence vault at 8c16a64a7cf6, 94 claims reviewed, compromise rows and as-of lines to 16:05 UTC on 24 October

1 fact reworded or re-sourced: no-confirmed-compromise.

Briefings that changed

Sections that changed

• Every claim v11
• The method v7
• Impact: offline vs compromised v8
• The specialist summary v7
• Front page: right now v6
• Front page: the core facts v5
• Front page: latest v4

v0.15.18 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

the correspondent's schedule proposed (11:47 and 19:07 London, Opus, a fresh session each wake), its brief, and a count of what the correspondent catches on /views/desk/

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v0.15.17 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

CodeQL's second scan, triaged: the design dials derive their root as a count of ../ segments and accept only this site's pages as a home; the reader's 'what changed' links take only well-formed item ids; the build's and the CSP's script-tag regexes match any end tag form (</script foo>); and Dependabot, on the editor's go, keeps the workflows' pinned actions current with reviewed pull requests

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v0.15.16 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

observability's round 2: the telemetry application v0.4.1 and v0.4.2, pushed to its vault (Queue & drain shows its progress; One page shows everything known about a page beside the page itself), on the member's page /admin/agents/observability/ with its debrief and screenshots

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v0.15.15 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

debrief: the Opus journalist's round, ending as the correspondent

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v0.15.14 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

merge rules for taking in dev, in the journalist's brief; board rows for AGENTS.md and for release.sh's stop message

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v0.15.13 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

the journalist's brief corrected: it reads only the evidence vault, with its published read key, and needs no other key

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v0.15.12 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

CodeQL's first scan, triaged and hardened: every script that read data-root now derives root as a count of ../ segments, so page text can never become markup or a link; pipeline.js checks the GitHub API's URLs and commit ids before linking them; review-nav escapes a class name; the build's script-stripping and CSP inline-script regexes accept </script > forms; the X-source label checks the URL's host, not a substring

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v0.15.11 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

Private vulnerability reporting is on: the editor enabled it on this repository (with Dependabot alerts, malware alerts and security updates), so the bug bounty page and security.txt now point reporters at a live channel; board 278 closed

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v0.15.10 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

The control room: /team/control/, a visual, interactive view of every agent, the pipeline, the wake timeline and the editor's queue, drawn from data/control.json (built by admin/build/control.py); a wall mode for a big screen

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v0.15.9 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

the journalist's and the correspondent's public key fingerprints recorded in their register files

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v0.15.8 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

Conductor full pass 19:15 London: agents-status, schedules against runs, run record

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v0.15.7 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

the journalist's brief for its first Sonnet session: the pipeline, the key handshake, every wake in seven steps, what to do when a release stops, and the never list

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v0.15.6 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

Security round 1 closed: the telemetry policy, on the editor's decision to keep the location lookups (made by the reader's browser; this site has no server, so no IP address is ever captured or stored by us; SA-2026-030 accepted); SA-2026-040, the Stop hook runs repository code in every agent session, so .claude/ and agents.py go behind security review; rulesets deferred to user logins (SA-2026-023); board rows closed and opened; security's debrief and status

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v0.15.5 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

The Sherpa's 17:45 pass: the phone header's fix checked live (one 43px line; a friction closed), headlines now on the first screen, the graph's changes page live, and the lens prototype noted as the answer to two open frictions

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v0.15.4 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

factcheck run 5 (scheduled, 16:52 London): Amazon's quiet rewording is now in the vault ('broadly exploited' became 'broad exploitation attempts' at 21:25 UTC on 22 October), so the correction request R-004 closes unsent and amazon-honeypot is graded superseded (Finding-126); no-confirmed-compromise still holds at 08:37 UTC on 24 October, with Sophos's withdrawn success claim; the desk's pages pass the new Content-Security-Policy

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v0.15.3 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

the pipeline decided: researcher, curator, journalist (Sonnet), correspondent (Opus), then the semantic graphs; the journalist's proposed prompt updated, the build no longer stops on an unmapped publisher, and Right now carries the Sophos withdrawal

Briefings that changed

Sections that changed

• Every claim v10

v0.15.2 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

The desk's afternoon wake: TechTarget's English original added to the correction requests ahead of its Japanese translation, and the front page's Right now stamp, newer than its text, on the board for the journalist

Sections that changed

• Front page: right now v5

v0.15.1 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

Conductor full pass 15:15 London: agents-status, schedules against runs, run record

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v0.15.0 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

prototype E, the lens: one control at the top right (how long you have, who you are, what you want to do, what you have seen) that re-shapes the page in place with no reload and no flash, on three pages at /admin/design/lens/ built from the live data; its brief; story-site's first round closed

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v0.14.31 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

Conductor light check 14:15 London: observability and security requests recorded for the editor, factcheck run note, run records

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v0.14.30 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

the evidence vault at 1f38e70921b2 (328 sources) and the state of affairs v3: a vendor's claim of a break-in withdrawn (Sophos), banks and crypto platforms report none, KEV still without php2shell at 05:53 UTC today; 22 new claims reviewed; the build settles itself (board 175)

1 fact reworded or re-sourced: no-confirmed-compromise.

Briefings that changed

Sections that changed

• Every claim v9
• The numbers v5
• The method v6
• Impact: offline vs compromised v7
• In context: 2008 to 2026 v5
• The specialist summary v6
• Front page: at a glance v4
• Front page: the core facts v4
• Front page: latest v3
• The state of affairs, now v3

v0.14.29 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

Restores v0.14.24, what changed in the risk graph (CI-003, step 2, /grc/changes/), which the conductor's release of the CI fix reverted by mistake (a branch kept in step with merge -s ours after dev had moved); with the conductor's round debrief

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v0.14.28 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

observability@php.newsroom joins (the editor's ask): its page /admin/agents/observability/ with its role, draft policy and first debrief; a brief on the telemetry lane's 1,000-event cap (where it comes from, what happens to event 1,001, lanes in parallel); the keys it holds; board 270 to 273

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v0.14.27 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

Security advisories SA-2026-018 to 022 record the release that fixed them, v0.14.26 (the Content-Security-Policy, the telemetry report's cities and regions, the invitation check order, the vault app's preset merge, the conductor drain's file names)

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v0.14.26 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

Application security: /admin/appsec/ with the threat model and five data-flow diagrams, 39 security advisories kept like incidents (root cause, what was not in place, the fix, the guard), the patterns they share, who can do what, what a client-side site does not have to care about, the incident process and six runbooks (taking the site offline, emergency shutdown), a bug bounty paid in kudos with its leaderboard, and prompts for three outside reviewers; a Content-Security-Policy on every page; cities and regions no longer published in the telemetry report; the invitation check order, the vault app's preset merge and the conductor drain's file names fixed

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v0.14.25 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

the scheduled journalist proposed: a Sonnet journalist that takes each curator batch through to the site, and an Opus chief correspondent that reviews it; brief, wake prompt and schedule card (status proposed)

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v0.14.24 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

what changed in the risk graph (CI-003, step 2): /grc/changes/ compares any two releases, the nodes and edges added and removed, the bases changed and the gaps opened and closed, measured side by side, from a history filled back to v0.6.0 and written at every release; found on the way: 91 repeated edges in the graph, now counted once (1,351 edges), with a correction; and the team's notes page no longer links a recipient with no page (the gate failed on To-security)

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v0.14.23 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

Commit-FS-lite: agents tell each other what they need in the release commits they already write (To-<agent> and To-all trailers), read on every pull with schedule.py notes; /team/comms/ lists every note, each agent's schedule page the notes to it

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v0.14.22 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

the header on a phone (CI-003, step 1): one 43px line stays at the top instead of 233px (the site's name, the version, Menu); the status, the breadcrumbs, Ask, Feedback and the dials open with the menu, which scrolls inside the screen; every page

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v0.14.21 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

the header on a phone (CI-003, step 1): one 43px line stays at the top instead of 233px (the site's name, the version, Menu); the status, the breadcrumbs, Ask, Feedback and the dials open with the menu, which scrolls inside the screen; every page

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v0.14.20 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

dev: the release history's pages for v0.14.18 (released before the build wrote them), and board 266 and dev's debrief corrected to v0.14.19, the release that shipped the page links

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v0.14.19 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

the release history links the pages each release changed (on /admin/versions.html: new pages first, then by how much their text changed, eight shown and the rest behind a toggle), filled back to v0.2.0 and written at every release's own build, with the rule for agents in AGENTS.md; and the source watch is 7r83qic5 everywhere live (/vaults/, /vaults/source-watch/, its data and export, the team, the schedules, every register's keys, the policies, the live briefs), its read key not published until the vault UI opens pack vaults; dev's round 1 debrief

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v0.14.18 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

The Sherpa's 11:45 pass: the join page's fixes checked live (two frictions closed), the risk graph's explore and gaps pages working on a phone, and the headline still 600 to 670 pixels down on every page walked

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v0.14.17 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

The Sherpa's round 2 debrief (24 October): two scheduled wakes, the Fortune analysis linked, CI-003 recorded and corrected against the redesign, with screenshots

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v0.14.16 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

Conductor full pass 11:15 London: agents-status, schedules checked against runs, Sherpa note, run record

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v0.14.15 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

CI-003 corrected against the redesign that shipped in v0.14.0: the collaborator's design preference is what was built; his first step for newcomers made precise (the three ways to read are by role and twelve phone screens down the front page); a correction entry for the Sherpa's brief

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v0.14.14 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

Ideas from collaborators, CI-003: a power user's review of the new design, the telemetry and the risk graph (complementary views, a first step for newcomers, people confirming the graph's inferred links with signed reviews, the graph's changes between releases), the phone header measured at 30% of the screen, and a brief to dev (board 260 to 263)

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v0.14.13 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

The desk's morning wake: correction requests updated (AWS reworded its own 'broadly exploited', so R-004 is held and WIRED's request stands on its own; CNN needs a fresh capture; The Hacker News's request unblocked by K-009), and the front page's out-of-date 70% unknown on the board

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v0.14.12 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

Conductor light check 09:15 London: curator missed-run note, status lines, run record

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v0.14.11 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

factcheck run 4 (scheduled, 08:52 London): no claim changed; CrowdStrike dates CVE-2026-109618 from PHP 7.3.0 and CVE-2026-109619 back to 5.4 (K-003); Siemens and PAN-OS now in the CVE and NVD records; KEV still lists neither CVE; every PHPocalypse site back; AWS's revised sentence still uncaptured

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v0.14.10 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

Conductor light check 08:15 London: researcher missed-run note, status line, run record

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v0.14.9 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

The Sherpa's first scheduled wake: both lanes drained (nothing waiting); the fact-check desk's analysis of Fortune's '70% of the internet' article linked from UF-005

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v0.14.8 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

the librarian's first scheduled pass (07:13 London): dev mapped at v0.14.6 (0 overlaps; data/desk.json, /analysis/ and /ops/ sent to abp@ for owners); the journalist's full pass across six desks raised to the editor; 'Is PHP really most websites?' corrected against the claims and the fact-check desk's investigation; the scope check ignores the release's own version files

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v0.14.7 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

Conductor full pass 24 October 07:15 London: agents-status rewritten from the sessions, tasks and branches; board 178 updated; run record

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v0.14.6 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

factcheck: Investigations, a new section, and the first: how much PHP there is and where '70%' comes from. PHP is on 69.3% of the websites whose server-side language W3Techs can identify (80.6% in 2015), about half of every site the HTTP Archive crawls, and WordPress alone on 39.6% of all sites; 127 statements of the share traced to Wiz's own post, a timeline, the lineage as a graph, 73 pages re-checked (none corrected; CNN reworded twice), Fortune analysed (UF-005.1); AWS quietly narrowed 'broadly exploited' to 'broad exploitation attempts' (Evidence-12, high)

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v0.14.5 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

The Sherpa's round 1 debrief (24 October): the collaborators lane drained, a power user onboarded, the editor's asks recorded, the schedule active and an inbox for outside agents, with screenshots; and a friction on /team/vaults/

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v0.14.4 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

factcheck run 3: the desk chief's fixes checked: eight findings closed (the 70% wordings, the 1.57 million framing, the dated no-compromise claim, the Dutch offline row, the front page's fix-complete line), K-004 and K-009 explained, so the correction requests to Wiz, the BBC and CNN no longer wait on the desk; Finding-32 stays open (Cloudflare does link W3Techs); the desk's schedule card, and the brief for its investigations

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v0.14.3 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

pass step 2, second part: the 'has anyone been hacked?' answer and the php2shell context row as of the latest capture; and the gate's first-build determinism failure fixed (design.py read items.json one build late, board 175)

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v0.14.2 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

The Sherpa: its schedule active (its lanes drained every two hours, 07:45 to 21:45 London, the full pass at 11:45 and 17:45), and an inbox for agents outside the newsroom: an append lane (d6zak0o3) where the RiskMandate email agent and the editor send messages and materials, with the tool to send to it

Sections that changed

• In context: 2008 to 2026 v4

v0.14.1 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

The news desk chief's first round closed: its debrief with screenshots of every page it changed, its status and its role

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v0.14.0 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

the redesign, live: three reader homes (Briefing on the front page, Operations at /ops/, Analysis at /analysis/), the menu by task with two dials (who you are; Focus, Standard, Everything), the wide layout, and every admin page in the team console

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v0.13.0 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

The news desk chief joins (desk@php.newsroom): the data put right before any correction is asked of others (the 70% wordings, the 1.57 million framing, the Dutch offline row, the front page's offline advice, DigiD and fix-complete lines), Corrections we have asked for (/outreach/) with eleven requests and the emails the editor sends, and the desk's briefs, review and schedule

Briefings that changed

Sections that changed

• How disclosure broke v6
• Every claim v8
• The agencies v3

v0.12.1 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

pass step 2, first part: the compromise evidence and the claim behind 'no named victim' as of 23 October 16:04 UTC, four more offline reports, the story summary and the front page's dated lines

Facts whose status changed

• The Dutch government took NCSC.nl offline as a precaution, with no active misuse seen yet;: confirmed → reported
• The last PHP core RCE, CVE-2024-4577, was exploited in the wild one day after disclosure a: confirmed → reported

5 facts reworded or re-sourced: wordpress-drupal, scale-70pc-internet, scale-70pc-websites, scale-2.6m-hosts, no-confirmed-compromise.

Briefings that changed

Sections that changed

• Every claim v7
• Impact: offline vs compromised v6
• The specialist summary v5
• Front page: right now v4
• Front page: at a glance v3
• Front page: the core facts v3
• Front page: what nobody knows yet v2

v0.12.0 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

the librarian's work: every member a folder, a role and a draft policy (27 members, 0 overlaps, 0 unowned files and pages; /admin/agents/roles/, /admin/agents/rounds/, a page per member, data/agents.json; gate check 4h and the Stop hook), the fractal graph from a line of php-src to a stakeholder (/fractal/, now the ontologist's), the end-of-round rule and the vault-key handover in CLAUDE.md, two reader answers corrected, and the librarian's daily pass at 07:13 London; released at the editor's go before security's review of validate.py, CLAUDE.md and .claude/settings.json (board 206)

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v0.11.7 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

the journalist's desk (/views/desk/): the cycle after every evidence export, the five steps of the full pass, and a staleness report computed at every build; step 1 of the pass

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v0.11.6 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

The Sherpa: the collaborators lane drained (a power user onboarded as power-user, the exposed bootstrap invitation retired), the editor's two asks recorded (UF-005: an analysis of Fortune's '70% of the internet' article; verification across several model providers), the synthetic readers' second run in the friction log (most of what they raised on 22 October still open), the Sherpa's tasks on the board, and its schedule card, the conductor's draft and the Sherpa's combined: drain every two hours, the full pass at 11:45 and 17:45, proposed

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v0.11.5 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

The ontologist: the agent that builds the site's fractal semantic graphs is the ontologist, at the editor's word, and the cartographer is archived; its daily pass is active, a fresh session at 14:40 London every day

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v0.11.4 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

The Sherpa drains the lanes (the editor's word): its schedule card drafted for its confirmation, every two hours at :45, 07:45 to 21:45 London; the conductor's card no longer drains them; a message to an agent no wake reads now stops the build

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v0.11.3 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

the source watch's vault of record: it runs in 7r83qic5, its pack-mode copy, and oq9gflln is retired (kept public read, because the site's watch data was exported from it); /vaults/, the source-watch page, the team, the schedules and the researcher's register say so; the pack vault's read key is not published until the vault UI opens pack vaults

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v0.11.2 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

claims waiting for review (/claims/review/: 86 vault claims, each with the journalist's verdict or 'not yet reviewed'), the SGit newsroom's Pulse in a separate section (/pulse/), and the plan for the journalist's full pass

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v0.11.1 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

Security pass 2: the Ask pane renders the model's answer as DOM nodes, so a captured page title can no longer break out of a citation's title attribute and run script (a stored XSS that could reach the /now/ vault key); the collaborators drain drops sender-supplied '_' fields (a forged '_signer: enrolled') and survives malformed rows; schedule.py refuses a message as the editor, a multi-line subject or a repeated header, and prints bodies inside an untrusted fence; two unquoted hrefs quoted and two data URLs through U(); .gitignore no longer hides data/*.json

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v0.11.0 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

The cartographer joins: the ontology (15 verbs, each with its inverse), one node per party (243, from every publisher spelling), the story graph rebuilt with who states and who relays each claim, bridges to the code-review and risk graphs, <sg-graph> for every agent that draws a graph, the first pass over the evidence, and a daily pass proposed for 14:40 London

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v0.10.24 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

The conductor's schedule, active at the editor's go: a Sonnet session woken hourly at a quarter past, 07:15 to 21:15 London; and the rule for every scheduled agent: a wake where nothing happened need not commit, and a conflict is solved by hand and written in the run's log

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v0.10.23 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

synthetic readers' vaults made public on the editor's go: each of the six read keys is published on that reader's page, with the vault opened read-only in the official UI, and on /vaults/, so every request, page, screenshot and review behind a run can be checked; each run page names its folder; the synthetic readers' GitHub workflow removed (the editor's go), the readers run from an agent session

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v0.10.22 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

Schedules in the repository, replacing the schedule vault (the editor's change of plan): each scheduled agent's card with its objective, wake times and wake prompt word for word; a run record for every wake; messages between agents as files; /team/schedule/ shows one day of every wake, the cards, the runs and the messages, with a page per agent; the conductor's own hourly schedule proposed

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v0.10.21 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

synthetic readers, published in full: a page per reader (its latest review and every run), a page per run (the review, the journey, the instruments' flags) and a page-by-page index of what all six said about each page of the site; the second run, on v0.10.18, reviewed by all six against their first: most of what they asked for on 22 October is still open; the vault register for the six vaults confirmed, each key sealed to the root

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v0.10.20 · 24 October 2026new since your last visit

the journalist's key register (three vaults read, IDs and key kinds only) and a board row for the release's two-pass ledger settle

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v0.10.19 · 23 October 2026new since your last visit

the site catches up with the evidence vault at 1845598d9a38 (295 sources): the journalist's state of affairs v2, with the delta from v1 and the six curator claims held back as worded and why, and the front page's Right now and Latest from the new sources

Sections that changed

• The method v5
• The specialist summary v4
• Front page: right now v3
• Front page: latest v2
• The state of affairs, now v2

v0.10.18 · 23 October 2026new since your last visit

/team/status/ at 23:30 UTC: all twenty sessions read; the scheduled curator and source watch running, the evidence vault at 260 sources waiting on a re-export, ten branches ahead of dev, and the decisions waiting on the editor

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v0.10.17 · 23 October 2026new since your last visit

the scheduled curator follows the source watch into its pack-mode copy (7r83qic5): the brief records the move, the 15 + 18 captures promoted so far (evidence vault 260 sources, head 51debd0e98f0) and the pace; the curator's register row lists the pack vault key as held, never the key

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v0.10.16 · 23 October 2026new since your last visit

pack mode, measured: the pack vault in use by two writers, a pull of the scheduled session's commit in 176 s and a one-file correction pushed in 77 s

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v0.10.15 · 23 October 2026new since your last visit

pack mode, measured on the source watch (/admin/pack-mode/): the same vault as a normal and a pack vault, a fresh clone in 95 s against 13 min 47 s, the whole history pushed in 96 s, and the normal vault's object listing now timing out on the server; with the brief for moving a heavy vault to pack mode, and the scheduled source watch's brief

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v0.10.14 · 23 October 2026new since your last visit

the risk graph, before and after: a debrief for the collaborator whose ideas became v0.10.13, every change shown as the old page against the new, side by side or as one picture with a slider that fades or wipes between them, with diffs where the change is data; articles can now carry split, slider and diff blocks

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v0.10.13 · 23 October 2026new since your last visit

the risk graph as a tool (CI-002, steps 1 to 5): every edge says how it is known (read from a capture, from the fix commit, or inferred by an agent; inferred drawn dashed and hideable); the fix commit's 270 tests as nodes; explore the graph from any node, one step at a time, or climb from a file or a test to the risks, controls and stakeholders above it; and a gaps page computed at every build: no control is joined to code or a test, no code has an owner, 14 risks have no story

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v0.10.12 · 23 October 2026new since your last visit

a story from the dev desk, with screenshots: who reads this site and what works on it, the telemetry tools built in a day and a half (groups, the public vault, a dashboard where every chart is a filter, journeys, what works) and what they say on day two: the front page leaks; articles can now carry screenshots, and markdown twins keep images

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v0.10.11 · 23 October 2026new since your last visit

Ideas from collaborators, CI-002: the collaborator's ideas for turning the risk graph into a tool (start from one node, a basis on every link, tests and impact from code, a computed list of what is missing), each set against the graph as it is, and a brief to dev for the five steps that need no editorial call (board 166 to 170)

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v0.10.10 · 23 October 2026new since your last visit

the telemetry app v0.4.0: new events checked on focus, every chart and cell a filter (click to keep, shift-click to exclude), colour by any breakdown, journeys as a Sankey and a page network, and what works page by page; dev's vault register confirmed, with the keys it holds

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v0.10.9 · 23 October 2026new since your last visit

the vault key is the master key: the telemetry and subscriptions vaults keep their drain keys inside, so whoever opens the telemetry vault drains it from the browser with no passphrase (206 events drained that way); the counts updated: 215 reader page views in 154 sessions

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v0.10.8 · 23 October 2026new since your last visit

the scheduled curator is running: five wakes a day in UK daytime (08:00, 10:30, 13:00, 15:30, 18:00), no key rotation, its session fingerprint, its dependence on the source watch, and its held keys on /team/vaults/ (never the keys)

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v0.10.7 · 23 October 2026new since your last visit

schedule (/team/schedule/): every scheduled agent, its task queue and every run with its log, read live from a public vault (weic8imn); an agent woken with no task due records an idle run and stops; the wake protocol every scheduled agent follows (AGENTS.md section 7)

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v0.10.6 · 23 October 2026new since your last visit

the stamp says when the site last checked: 'last checked' is now the newest of the evidence vault's latest capture, the source watch's latest run and the NCSC-NL inventory's latest change read, each shown with its time on the front page; source watch re-exported at 20afaa62129d

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v0.10.5 · 23 October 2026new since your last visit

guidance for every agent: release your own finished work to dev with release.sh once the gate passes, rather than leaving it on a branch (the editor's rule, 23 October); release only what is in your scope, which each agent's behaviour policy will set (abp@ and security@, on the board)

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v0.10.4 · 23 October 2026new since your last visit

the site catches up with its two vaults (evidence vault re-exported at f3c5db0d9873: 144 sources to 227, data as of 01:20 UTC on 23 October; the NCSC-NL inventory read to 12:50 UTC on 23 October, 109 of 751 products fixed), Views with the journalist's versioned state of affairs (v0 of 22 October and v1 of 23 October, a page per version and a page for what changed between them), the story 'What changed in a day', and the Updates section with its feed and the first daily update

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.10.3 · 23 October 2026new since your last visit

Feedback from collaborators: the editor's internal test messages recorded as tests (UF-004), dev's fixes to the join page marked in the friction log, the editor's decisions in the brief to the conductor (a 'this may be published' checkbox, no keys for feedback, one form), and the Sherpa's held key on /team/vaults/

Sections that changed

• The method v4
• The specialist summary v3
• The state of affairs, now (new)

v0.10.2 · 23 October 2026new since your last visit

the scheduled curator's brief on /admin/briefs/: a Sonnet session, woken on a schedule after one PKI key handshake, keeps the evidence vault current from the source watch's queue; proposed, waiting for the editor's go on the schedule

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v0.10.1 · 23 October 2026new since your last visit

three briefs on /admin/briefs/: scanner noise, a research angle on how php2shell scanners and detection rules decide and what they get wrong (12 captured rows, with Jeremiah Grossman's post); Perplexity reading the community spaces (job 03, its prompt in full); and the external collectors brief with ChatGPT's first run; briefs now render quotes and pictures

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.10.0 · 23 October 2026new since your last visit

the redesign, for review (/admin/design/): two dials, who you are and how much of the site you see (Focus, Standard, Everything); which pages each reader sees; the menu per view; four mockups built from the live data: a board member's front page, a security lead's three-column front page, the agencies as answer, picture and cards, and a team console with its own menu

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.9.3 · 23 October 2026new since your last visit

Feedback from collaborators (/feedback/): every piece of feedback kept whole beside the Sherpa's comments, with readers' own highlights and notes, the numbers, and the briefs it became (to the conductor, and to pki.sgit.ai); UF-003, the first power user through the whole invitation, imported with her screenshots; and the brief for three views over time, the executive first, with the knowledge gap as a view of its own

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.9.2 · 23 October 2026new since your last visit

the vault key is the whole boundary: whoever holds a vault's key can drain its lane (the enum key and the key pair's passphrase derived from the vault key, the key pair inside the vault), and the keys each agent holds listed on /team/vaults/; the editor's first key enrolled; his feedback on /join/ answered: where this device's key stands, one wording for Feedback, up to three screenshots

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.9.1 · 23 October 2026new since your last visit

vaults (/team/vaults/): every vault each agent made, listed by agent and by ID only, with whether its key is sealed to the editor; and guidance every agent reads (AGENTS.md section 6, CLAUDE.md): add a vault's ID when you make it, seal its key to the root with pki-agent, and when asked for a key send the sealed link and its QR code, never the key

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.9.0 · 23 October 2026new since your last visit

The Sherpa joins (/sherpa/): the agent that walks with the reader; readers' feedback recorded and answered point by point (UF-001 from a power user, UF-002 from an agent testing the invitation link), with both interface bugs reproduced; ideas from collaborators set against what the site has today (CI-001); the friction log of what gets in readers' way, with who can fix each; and the Sherpa on the team

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.8.4 · 23 October 2026new since your last visit

who reads this site, by group: every session a reader, the editor, a power user or team member, synthetic (agents and tests) or a crawler, declared by the browser from now on (automation by class, the role of a /join/ key or of this browser's setting) and inferred before; the groups, an hourly chart and a world map of readers on /admin/telemetry/; and a public stats vault (0cfkdcvh, read key published) with its own app, updated at every drain by admin/build/telemetry_flow.sh

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.8.3 · 23 October 2026new since your last visit

your stack linked from the front page (a Check your stack button and a Does it reach you? tile, the tiles now two rows of four) and from step 0 of If you run PHP; the telemetry lane drained on the morning of 23 October: 483 events overnight, 758 in all

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.8.2 · 23 October 2026new since your last visit

status (/team/status/): where every agent is on the morning of 23 October, what each last did and waits for and from whom, the eleven branches waiting for dev, what ran on a schedule overnight, how fresh the site's data is against its vaults; and the brief for day two, situation awareness

Sections that changed

• If you run PHP v3
• Front page: at a glance v2

v0.8.1 · 23 October 2026new since your last visit

your stack, the blast radius (/stack/): describe what you run, the internet, the edge, the applications, the platforms and PHP runtimes, data, secrets and services, and see each runtime against both CVEs (versions, backports in the inventory, SAPI, exposure, settings, edge rules), the blast radius as a graph, what to do first and what on the site is about your stack, kept in your browser and your vault; and the warning and info colours restored on every page (their tokens were mapped to themselves since v0.2.4)

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.8.0 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

feedback from any page, signed: a Feedback button beside Ask on every page (what is wrong, unclear, missing or good, with a screenshot), signed with a key made on the reader's device; /join/ makes the key from an invitation in one tap and /join/invite/ makes invitations in the browser, as a QR code and a share button, signed by the editor's key; keys are enrolled automatically when both signatures check; and the brief for the organisation as a digital twin

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.7.0 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

power users, start here (/collaborators/): a generic onboarding for the people the editor nudges in his WhatsApp group and by email, the latest ask with its messages, and join and feedback forms encrypted to a private vault; runs (/team/runs/): every schedule the agents run, the quiet hours, and every recorded run with the article it should leave

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.6.0 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

GRC: a new section, /grc/, with fractal risk registers for php2shell (34 risks assigned to 53 stakeholders, each joined to its weakness, CVE, fix, code, stories and roles, mapped to 95 controls in 20 frameworks including GDPR, NIS2, the Cyber Resilience Act, DORA, the EU AI Act, ISO 27001 and NIST), and the data protection officer added to the readers with a briefing on exposure, the GDPR 72-hour clock and what to document

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.5.10 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

the telemetry vault-in-vault turned around: the application moves to a versioned vault of its own (5wnsr5h8, v0.1.1, eight pages), the telemetry vault imports it and drains its own lane from the browser (40 events drained that way, 275 from 176 sessions now), and the dashboard vault i4diy82d is superseded

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.5.9 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

no named organisation has said it was compromised through php2shell: claim no-confirmed-compromise reworded with its time (20:50 UTC, 22 October) and moved from confirmed to reported, the plain-English lines that said nobody had confirmed a break-in corrected, and a page of its own (/compromise/) mapping the evidence behind the statement: what was searched, 33 statements by kind with their sources or source-watch snapshots, the layers from attempts to a named compromise, a timeline, and what would change it

Briefings that changed

v0.5.8 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

factcheck run 2: the PHP security team answered the 'incomplete fix' report publicly at 09:11 UTC on 22 October (unrelated crash bug, nothing to do with the RCE), so the front page's 'not answered publicly yet' is out of date; contradiction K-011 and five pieces of outside evidence; KEV still lists neither CVE; no claim changed and no run-1 ticket can close yet; the desk now publishes to dev on the editor's instruction

Facts whose status changed

• As of 14:40 UTC on 25 October, no named organisation has said it was compromised through p: confirmed → reported

Briefings that changed

Sections that changed

• Every claim v6
• Impact: offline vs compromised v5
• In context: 2008 to 2026 v3
• The specialist summary v2
• Front page: right now v2
• Front page: the core facts v2

v0.5.7 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

the telemetry dashboard: a new private vault (i4diy82d) holding a vault app over the telemetry vault, which is linked inside it read-only (vault-in-vault), so the app always draws the latest drain; listed on /vaults/

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.5.6 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

who reads this site: the telemetry lane drained again, 235 anonymous events from 161 sessions on 22 October; the subscriptions lane drained, nothing waiting

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.5.5 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

two more branches carried in: security@php.newsroom's first pass (the security requirements, security_check.py in the gate and in release.sh, hardened build, workflows and drains, the rules of engagement for keys, the root pinned in CLAUDE.md; /admin/keys/ waits for data/keys.json) and the fact-check desk's run 1 (all 70 claims graded against the vault, 10 contradictions, /factcheck/)

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.5.4 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

Ask, on every page: a pane on the right where you talk to the site with your own OpenRouter key; the model calls the site's read-only tools itself (search, items, pages, what is new to you, your notes, the situation), every call shown, every fact cited to an item; it can only propose marking items read or adding a note, and does nothing without your Allow; the tools are also published as window.__tools for any agent in your browser; your key, your reading record, notes, feeds and chats are kept in your vault, the same one the phone app opens

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.5.3 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

guidance for every agent, AGENTS.md and /admin/agents/: push to your own branch after every step that builds and take in dev often, dev@php.newsroom carries branches into dev and releases; quality from coding.sgit.ai, non-functional requirements from nfrs.sgit.ai, and the security requirements (no secret in any repository, secrets sealed to pki.sgit.ai keys, readers' data in their browser or their own vault, untrusted input shown as text, a model given data not instructions)

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v0.5.2 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

two branches carried into dev: researcher@ and cyber@php.newsroom join with the cyber desk's first piece, 'Patch at the speed of Metasploit' (board items renumbered 076 to 079 after the conductor's); and the fact-check desk as pushed, its model, contradiction ledger and /factcheck/, run 1 in progress

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.5.1 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

the team: every member, human and agent, with a page (role, what they own, tasks, what they shipped), Vicky joins as project manager and the conductor as conductor and comms; the team coordinates through three private vaults, the conductor vault with an append lane, the issues vault (Issues-FS-lite, the board moved into it) and the mail vault (Email-FS-lite); /team/channels/ and the run

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.5.0 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

Now, the phone app (/now/): what you need to know for one, five, ten or thirty minutes against what you read before; a deterministic mode from the data and an agentic one where Sonnet writes your briefing and answers in a chat and Gemini draws an infographic, with your OpenRouter key kept in your own vault; the newsroom's vault library vendored for it

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.4.7 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

the editor's critical brief on scheduled capture: the sources that move are checked on a schedule, captured raw, turned into timestamped JSON and analysed on every change; contradictions between reports are recorded as first-class records, seeded with seven from the coverage review; meaning through connectivity, with every fact and stat on a spectrum of evidence; board items 057 to 063

Briefings that changed

Sections that changed

• Who found it v5
• How disclosure broke v5
• Every claim v5

v0.4.6 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

synthetic readers: synthetic@php.newsroom runs six test readers (board member, CTO, project manager, security lead, developer, designer) through the live site in a real browser, each with its own device, path and private vault holding every request, page, screenshot and review; /admin/synthetic/ shows the first run's verdicts, scores and requested changes; hourly and after each deploy via .github/workflows/synthetic.yml once its secrets are set

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.4.5 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

the coverage vault: 24 pages from other outlets captured with screenshots, page text and hashes into a new private vault (dcsmxese), listed on /vaults/ without its key, and the review of how they present the story and what this site should learn, in admin/content/reviews/

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.4.4 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

subscriptions: /subscribe/ takes an address, what to follow and how often, encrypts it in the reader's browser to the new private subscriptions vault (wgeiqabu) and posts it to that vault's write-only lane; the agent at agent@diniscruz.ai confirms each address before sending anything; the vault is listed on /vaults/, its drain script is admin/build/subscriptions_drain.py, and its keys and the telemetry vault's are sealed to the editor's key

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.4.3 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

The second stories: the NCSC-NL inventory read hour by hour from its public history (38 versions, 61 fixed, 216 vulnerable, 440 under investigation at 15:28 UTC on 22 October; 185 of the vulnerable are applications that inherit PHP's flaw; firewalls and gateways among the affected), /signals/ with the ladder from exposed to exploited, four signal families and the time of each barrier, and the story 'Exposed is not exploited' by the journalist and the historian; a correction: the inventory had 675 rows at the captured commit, not 674

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.4.2 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

the delta since your last visit: every item on the site (facts, sections, briefings, stories, questions, sources, dated events) is marked new, changed or read in your browser; mark a page or everything read and the read items fade or hide, so the next visit shows only what changed; decisions and notes per item; your desk at /you/; five RSS feeds (everything, for you, research, stories, about the site) at /feeds/; a feed viewer at /reader/ for this site's feeds, the CVE records, NVD, OSV, CISA KEV, GitHub, Hacker News and Mastodon, and feeds you add

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.4.1 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

Research and Stories: the menu in three zones (for you, research, stories) with an origin strip on every page saying whether it is research, external material, a story (house, guest, interview) or about the site; Stories as its own section; /patching/, which versions of PHP get a fix and from whom, every downstream row checked against the NCSC-NL inventory; the story 'Why can't every version of PHP just be patched?'; /status.json for other sites, with its admin page; the editor's brief published; four stray screenshots committed in v0.2.10 removed

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.4.0 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

the design branch merged into dev: the site is PHP October 2026 with a jargon-free front page, fifteen readers with plain answers and reading paths, a glossary on every page, every section and fact versioned with history and diffs, what's new with a feed, the editor's interview, and sitemap.xml and robots.txt for search engines; everything dev shipped since v0.2.2 is kept

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.3.2 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

every section versioned and every fact given a timeline: each briefing, front-page section and story page records the release that wrote it, with its history and a diff of every change; a page per fact, from publication to this site; what's new, release by release, with a feed; the fact pipeline; the editor interviewed in his own words; a sitemap, robots.txt and structured data for search engines

Briefings that changed

Sections that changed

• Exploitation signals v5
• Impact: offline vs compromised v4
• Front page: right now (new)
• Front page: at a glance (new)
• Front page: the core facts (new)
• Front page: what nobody knows yet (new)
• Front page: latest (new)
• Interview: the editor (new)

v0.3.1 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

the site is renamed PHP October 2026, PHP news for the month rather than one nickname, and its front page is now jargon-free and about the current situation: right now, at a glance, the core facts each with its status and evidence, what nobody knows yet and the latest; the technical front page moved to the specialist summary

Briefings that changed

Sections that changed

• Timeline v4
• Who found it v4
• How disclosure broke v4
• Exploitation signals v4
• Every claim v4
• The numbers v4
• The code v3
• Impact: offline vs compromised v3
• Detection and defence v3
• Who says what v3
• Explained from the start v2
• The specialist summary (new)

v0.3.0 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

the first reader-first pass: fifteen named readers mapped by job and technical depth, a briefing for each opening with a thirty-second plain answer and a reading path, three new briefings (curious reader, website owner, project manager), a plain-English explainer, a glossary of 40 terms linked and hover-defined on first use on every page, every CVE ID linked, a plain-English line on every technical page, a reader bar that keeps your place, and a front page that leads with where things stand and who you are

Briefings that changed

Sections that changed

• The two flaws v2
• Timeline v3
• Who found it v3
• How disclosure broke v3
• Exploitation signals v3
• If you run PHP v2
• Every claim v3
• The numbers v3
• The agencies v2
• Affected systems v2
• The method v3
• The code v2
• Impact: offline vs compromised v2
• Detection and defence v2
• In context: 2008 to 2026 v2
• Who says what v2
• Explained from the start (new)
• Glossary: every term, in plain English (new)

v0.2.15 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

who reads this site: the telemetry lane drained again, 120 anonymous events from 74 sessions on 22 October, counts by country, region, referrer, page and screen on the telemetry page

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.2.14 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

the source watch's page opens with a screenshot of the vault in the official UI, read-only with the published key, that opens the real one in a new tab; board item 038 records what the first open costs in the browser (2,678 objects decrypted before the tree shows)

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.2.13 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

the vaults: a Vaults section listing every vault behind the site (the evidence vault and the source watch with their read keys, the private telemetry vault with its write-only lane); the source watch (oq9gflln) published the way sgit.ai publishes vaults, with its key, a link that opens it in a new tab, the official UI embedded and its features (raw and analysis trees, country to page taxonomy, access classes, licence tiers, graphs at four altitudes, runs, tips, tools) from data/source-watch.json; the evidence vault page embeds its app too

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.2.12 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

deploys from several agents: the Pages workflow queues deploys instead of cancelling the one in flight, and release.sh takes in what other agents released before it bumps and again if its push loses a race; /status/ shows each newsroom site's deploy runs from GitHub's public API with no credential, beside the version each serves, and every page notes when a newer release is live

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.2.11 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

the release check reads the live version correctly: v0.2.9's pattern matched the v in class="ver" and read a blank version, so it reported every release unverified; now tested against the live site for older, equal and newer versions

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.2.10 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

pricing by content type and freshness: every content page metered (only the meter's own pages are not), price = max(1p, round(base x freshness)) with tiers picked in the reader's browser, the formula and rules of engagement on the billing page; second readings: Perplexity's notes published in full and credited, compared with the vault point by point; the newsroom's review of the site published as received, with a triage and fourteen board items; briefing titles and table word-wrapping fixed

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.2.9 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

the release check now accepts this version or later, because several agents release to dev and one can land on top of another inside the polling window (v0.2.8 landed on v0.2.7 and the old exact check called a live release unverified)

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.2.8 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

the articles layer and the evidence, derived, authored split: a journalist's state-of-affairs report and a historian's perspective, both written against v0.2.5 (the librarian's questions shipped alongside as v0.2.6, the dev agent's key as v0.2.7); /layers/ classifying every data file, checked by the gate; the menu split into story, articles, analysis and evidence; a front page and navigation review; the front page's 'six briefings' corrected to the computed twelve

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.2.7 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

dev@php.newsroom's public key from pki.sgit.ai on the roles page (record sha256:8025e2a4470e73f0, key link and QR), the brief for handing the editor the telemetry vault key sealed to his key, and board item 013

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.2.6 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

the librarian joins (librarian@php.newsroom): /questions/, the questions readers ask with a short answer to paste back, the sourced answer and the pages that carry it, starting from a reader's 'can anything be done, or do we wait for updates?'; a catalogue of every page; articles readers saw that the vault has not captured, listed as seen, not cited

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.2.5 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

the review layer: the php2shell fix mapped to the php-src code as layered graphs (the flaws, what the fix does, the files and functions it changed, derived from the diff), a static map at /review/ and a no-library navigator at /review/ui/, after the secrets.sgit.ai review pages

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.2.4 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

five themes (Newsprint, Night, Paper, Blueprint, Ember) with a picker in the bar, vendored from newsroom.sgit.ai; all colour moved to theme tokens; the reading-meter ratings card dropped for the quiet balance

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.2.3 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

the admin section (board, roles, briefs, the evidence vault opened with its public read key, who reads this site), anonymous telemetry over an append lane into a separate vault with its drain script and first report, and the page meter in quiet mode

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.2.2 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

the build, gate and release scripts are now committed: the repository's Python .gitignore template had ignored admin/build/, which is why the first Pages run could not find the gate

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.2.1 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

a Pages deploy workflow that runs the gate on every push to dev, and breadcrumbs up to October 2026, the year and the newsroom

No reader-facing section changed in this release.

v0.2.0 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

the code read from php-src, php2shell in context against ten earlier flaws, an impact ledger of offline versus compromised, detection and defence from six WAF vendors and three rule sets, six more briefings, a page per source and per party with its own graph, 86 new sources

Facts whose status changed

• Amazon and Cloudflare saw sites being probed for the flaw: reported → confirmed

21 new facts

• Exploit attempts across Cloudflare's network: thousands in the ten hours before announceme reported
• No traffic matching the php2shell exploit patterns was seen during Imperva's pre-disclosur reported
• No exploitation observed on Huntress partner systems as of 20:30 UTC on 21 October; no pub reported
• watchTowr sees active exploitation attempts and lists the flaws as exploited in the wild unverified
• As of 14:40 UTC on 25 October, no named organisation has said it was compromised through p confirmed
• None of the public proof-of-concept exploits reviewed by VulnCheck has the correct mechani reported
• Triggering the bug is much easier than turning it into code execution; the CVSS vector say confirmed
• The fix was authored on 18 October at 15:26 UTC and entered the public branches at 14:06 U confirmed
• Both bugs are in the C engine, not in PHP code: the allocator's longjmp-based bailout on o confirmed
• Patching the demonstrated paths does not make the bailout mechanism safe; more paths shoul reported
• Edge protections went live hours before disclosure: Cloudflare at 03:02 UTC; Imperva, Akam confirmed
• The Dutch government took NCSC.nl offline as a precaution, with no active misuse seen yet; confirmed
• Finland's state IT provider Valtori restricted public traffic to government web services f reported
• The Wikimedia Foundation took down a number of systems 'as a precautionary measure until t reported
• Weird Gloop turned off its wiki web servers for 13 hours and still served about 94% of pag confirmed
• Edinburgh council's site went offline late on 21 October; the council called it 'essential reported
• Oxford City Council: 'a precaution because of a worldwide issue with the underlying techno reported
• Edinburgh and Oxford councils, the Met Police and the Office for Budget Responsibility wer reported
• Quarkslab's published audit summary lists 27 findings, two redacted because their fixes we reported
• Chainguard's team found the same bugs independently with an AI harness and a frontier mode reported
• The last PHP core RCE, CVE-2024-4577, was exploited in the wild one day after disclosure a confirmed

3 facts reworded or re-sourced: scale-2.6m-hosts, chainguard, amazon-honeypot.

Briefings that changed

Sections that changed

• Timeline v2
• Who found it v2
• How disclosure broke v2
• Exploitation signals v2
• Every claim v2
• The numbers v2
• The method v2
• The code (new)
• Impact: offline vs compromised (new)
• Detection and defence (new)
• In context: 2008 to 2026 (new)
• Who says what (new)

v0.1.0 · 22 October 2026new since your last visit

The site exists: a story front, the two flaws, the timeline, every claim with a status, the numbers that do not add up, the agencies compared, the affected versions and software, the exploitation signals, a playbook, six briefings, every source with its hashes, the graph, the method, the team, the billing model and this history.

49 new facts

• Two critical vulnerabilities, CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619, each CVSS v4.0 9.2, fix confirmed
• The flaws are CVSS 10.0 contradicted
• Unauthenticated RCE over HTTP against Apache mod_php with default settings, before any app confirmed
• Remote code execution is confirmed on PHP-FPM disputed
• The fix removes longjmp() for out-of-memory errors in favour of a delayed soft OOM at the confirmed
• The 8.5.12 fix may be incomplete, or there is a third, different bug unverified
• All PHP versions from 5 onwards are affected by at least one of the flaws disputed
• Updating is the only complete mitigation; the configuration measures reduce exposure to sp confirmed
• A web application firewall may provide some protection until systems are patched disputed
• In researchers' own tests, pre-authentication RCE was confirmed against WordPress, Drupal, reported
• 70% of the Internet is affected unverified
• PHP is used by almost 70% of websites whose server-side language is known reported
• Something like 30 million websites could be affected reported
• VulnCheck counts about 2.6 million internet-facing hosts exposing PHP; Censys, of the 2.58 reported
• About 6,000 potentially affected resources in Latvia, a few hundred in the public sector reported
• 674 products in the NCSC-NL inventory: 206 vulnerable, 46 fixed, 418 under investigation, confirmed
• The flaws were found by researchers using frontier AI under OpenAI's Patch the Planet init reported
• Calif found the flaws first: discovery 1 August, hash commitment 5 August, report to PHP 1 confirmed
• OpenAI independently reported the same root cause on 11 August, with further vectors on 18 reported
• Wiz Research independently discovered the first flaw on 19 August and reported on 24 Augus reported
• The GitHub advisories credit four reporters: lcfr-hax (Calif), sagitzadik-wiz (Wiz), amyb- confirmed
• The out-of-memory issue was found in a 2024 audit by Quarkslab (funded through OSTIF and t confirmed
• Frontier AI found the flaw ahead of attackers, giving defenders time to prepare disputed
• The most severe flaws ever detected by AI reported
• On 20 October at about 15:00 UTC the two CVE IDs began circulating on forums and social me reported
• The leak started with an anonymous Hacker News post citing a reliable source, which came d reported
• watchTowr confirmed in public that the bugs were real and posted both CVE numbers before t reported
• Calif mistakenly published a video around 20:00 UTC on 20 October showing its proof of con reported
• Mitigation advice given to a few critical-infrastructure providers from about 23:00 UTC on reported
• Chainguard unilaterally broke the embargo on 21 October at 07:41 UTC by publishing built i disputed
• The release moved forward from 22 October 14:00 UTC to 21 October 14:00 UTC because of the confirmed
• The flaws were disclosed on 22 October 2026 contradicted
• The fixes were released at 14:00 UTC on 21 October disputed
• The pre-announcement was published at 19:30 UTC on 20 October disputed
• There is no evidence yet that hackers have exploited the flaw reported
• CISA has not observed exploitation; neither CVE is in the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities confirmed
• Reports of active exploitation exist reported
• An exploit attempt hit an Amazon honeypot on 17 October from an anonymisation network; pro reported
• Cloudflare observed attack traffic targeting its customers after the leak, with attackers reported
• Amazon and Cloudflare saw sites being probed for the flaw reported
• and more on every claim

Briefings that changed

Sections that changed

• The two flaws (new)
• Timeline (new)
• Who found it (new)
• How disclosure broke (new)
• Exploitation signals (new)
• If you run PHP (new)
• Every claim (new)
• The numbers (new)
• The agencies (new)
• Affected systems (new)
• The method (new)