What's new

Release v0.7.0.

Changes

• ci: never cancel production deploys mid-apply
• docs: don't push while a deploy is in flight for the same stage
• ci: add [skip deploy] escape hatch to the deploy workflow
• feat(scripts): AI-written release notes + reliable release creation
• docs: end PR summaries with PR / issue / branch links in that order
• docs: open PRs automatically when changes are ready (no need to ask)
• chore(byok): Phase 5 — remove unused project TWITTER_API_KEY secret (#111)
• docs: add claude-starter — portable Claude Code config for a Terraform repo
• fix(byok): correct twitterapi.io user-info param + response shape (#112)
• feat(byok): Phase 6 — background-polling opt-in toggle (#112)
• feat(byok): Phase 6 — background jobs poll per-user keys (#112)
• feat(byok): Phase 6 — getPollAssignments fan-out for background polling (#112)
• feat(byok): Phase 6 core — per-user backgroundPolling opt-in + query assigner (#112)
• docs: make GitHub Project Status updates a hard per-turn rule
• chore: gitignore the AI time-tracking active-issue state file
• feat(byok): Phase 4 — interactive query path uses the caller's key (#110)
• polish(account): de-duplicate the API Keys intro copy (#109)
• refactor(account): move API Keys into the Clerk UserProfile as a custom page (#109)
• fix(account): route the Settings menu item to /account (#109)
• feat(byok): Phase 3 — Account API Keys UI (#109)
• feat(byok): Phase 2 — thread API key through twitterapi.io client (#108)
• feat(byok): Phase 1 — KMS crypto + UserData BYOK schema + DB layer (#106)
• chore(jobs): gate twitterapi.io polling crons behind ENABLE_POLLING (default off)

Roadmap planning and release-tooling housekeeping.

🧰 Under the hood

• Scoped two new initiatives on the roadmap — Token Press Releases and Token News & Articles — each broken into delivery phases.
• Synced release configuration so version history stays consistent going forward.

Analytics error handling and release configuration sync.

🚀 Highlights

• Analytics error visibility — consolidated analytics fan-out logic and now surface all query errors to users, enabling faster diagnosis of upstream issues.

🧰 Under the hood

• Synced release-please baseline to ensure consistent versioning and changelog behavior across all future releases.

Tooling consolidation and development workflow cleanup.

🧰 Under the hood

• Replaced Toggl CLI with GitHub-native cycle-time stamp helper (npm run stamp), reducing external dependencies and keeping all tracking in GitHub Projects.
• Retired Toggl per-turn auto-logging hooks; now all cycle-time tracking uses native GitHub date and timestamp fields.
• Removed stale repository files and fixed dangling references, leaving the codebase leaner and easier to navigate.
• Documented the cycle-time stamping workflow for consistent future use: start when Status leaves Backlog, done when it reaches Done.

Automated release and changelog management via release-please.

🧰 Under the hood

• Introduced release-please for fully automated release history, version bumping, and changelog generation from conventional commits.
• Completed release-please bootstrap, enabling hands-off releases on every merge to master.

Analytics reliability improvements and internal planning refinements.

🚀 Highlights

• Rate-limit resilience — analytics queries now cap concurrency and gracefully surface upstream 429 errors to users, preventing cascading failures during traffic spikes.

🧰 Under the hood

• Roadmap planning now includes time estimates and target timelines for all milestones, making feature delivery more predictable.
• Milestone tracking now uses native GitHub Project Start and Target date fields, enabling accurate planned-vs-actual cycle-time analysis and better capacity planning.

Mobile-first responsive redesign across the entire authenticated application.

🚀 Highlights

• Responsive app shell — navigation, sidebars, and top-bar now adapt fluidly from mobile (320px) through tablet to desktop.
• Mobile-optimized data tables — token lists and analytics tables reflow gracefully on small screens with touch-friendly interactions.
• Responsive pages — Feed, Dashboard, Watchlist, Alerts, and Analytics pages now render correctly across all breakpoints.
• Touch-friendly UI — increased tap targets on buttons and forms; account and alerts forms now work smoothly on mobile devices.
• Cross-breakpoint QA — thorough testing and fixes across mobile, tablet, and desktop viewports to ensure consistent, reliable UX at every size.

Infrastructure and automation work to support sustainable development.

🚀 Highlights

• Public changelog — /changelog page on the marketing site now pulls live GitHub Releases, keeping users informed of product changes.
• Development time-tracking — Toggl integration CLI + auto-logging hooks make cycle-time visibility effortless across all sessions.
• Session continuity — SessionStart orientation hook prints recent commits, open PRs, and milestones at session start; layered memory model keeps durable knowledge in code and live status in GitHub.
• Verification automation — PR comments now auto-embed verification screenshots, replacing manual evidence gathering.

🧰 Under the hood

• Wired CHANGELOG_GITHUB_TOKEN (fine-grained, read-only PAT) into the marketing app so /changelog can read this repo's GitHub Releases securely server-side.
• Toggl Track integration auto-logs time per turn, reducing manual tracking overhead for the development team.
• SessionStart hooks provide quick orientation without monolithic handoff docs; project memory is now layered by change frequency.

The first public cut of TokenBuzz.

🚀 Highlights

• Marketing site — landing, pricing, FAQ, and contact.
• Authenticated app with Clerk sign-in.
• Movers — the top tokens by buzz delta across 1H / 24H / 7D windows, sortable by mentions.

📝 Notes

This is the inaugural changelog entry. Future releases are generated from merged pull requests and categorized automatically via .github/release.yml.

More coming soon.