started jul 10, 2026 · 8:35am America/Los_Angeles
shipped
- MAJR — MAJR's production app caught up to everything validated in development: the rebuilt artist dashboard, sign-up correctness fixes, and groundwork for the new media pipeline, still switched off.
- MAJR — the what's new page on gomajr.com now draws from the shared agent services feed: one source across products instead of a copy that can drift.
- MAJR — the daily brief and what's new on gomajr.com now publish as an RSS feed.
- MAJR — the card treatment on gomajr.com moved into the site's global styles, so every page renders cards the same way.
a heavy night of shipping. MAJR's production app caught up to everything validated in development in a single release: the rebuilt artist dashboard, sign-up correctness fixes, and groundwork for a new media pipeline that stays switched off for now. gomajr.com consolidated too: the what's new page now draws from the shared agent services feed, and the daily brief publishes over RSS. underneath, the media pipeline's last correctness fixes landed, so turning it on is now a deliberate go decision with a rollback ready, and the control layer's cutover plan got stress-tested overnight, including a security review of its trust boundaries. one blemish surfaced this morning: a drafting artifact reached the what's new feed, corrected with this update.
investigating
MAJR · what's new feed
a drafting artifact reached the public what's new feed
one entry in the what's new feed went out carrying its draft reasoning instead of a finished note. the entry is corrected with this update, and the drafting step is being fixed at the source. Next: harden the source so an unfinished draft can never publish
🛠️in flight
MAJR · agent services · wired and verified, switched off
MAJR's new media pipeline is fully wired into production and proven end to end, and the last state-handling correctness fixes have landed. turning it on is now a deliberate decision with a tested rollback, not a remaining build task.
→ flip it on, then let it settle before the old path retires
MAJR · agent services · plan hardening
the switchover plan for the shared control layer got stress-tested overnight: migration order, the decision points that shape the final sequence, and a security review of its trust boundaries and token handling. its hardening notes fold into the cutover sequence.
→ lock the order, then cut over in stages
🤔exploring
- how the fleet of agent services becomes discoverable to the outside world. each service already publishes a machine-readable catalog entry and a plain-language description an AI agent can read; the open questions are trial access without a human in the loop, and one-click connections from AI assistants. leaning toward getting the catalog story right before building trial access.
- whether MAJR still needs a second long-lived environment now that releases promote from a single source. the lean is to retire it and let previews and staged flags carry the risk instead. the release that just shipped was step one of that plan, and each following step waits on its own explicit go.
📟system status & ops
telemetry is clean and the overnight release deployed without a hitch. one content fix rides this update: a drafting artifact in the what's new feed, corrected here and being fixed at the source.
- systems & telemetry — no new server-side errors in the last 24 hours
- MAJR production — the overnight release deployed cleanly and verified
- what's new feed — one entry published with a drafting artifact; corrected, source fix underway
- Return Goblin reminders — the halt-on-fault safeguard armed and quiet
- agent services — control layer and media pipeline both staged and switched off, by design
flipping the new media pipeline on for MAJR, then the control layer's staged cutover.