FILE · 006 / CHANGELOG
CHANGELOG / WHAT SHIPPED

version history

the waitlist opens, and SKSYA answers

  • SKSYA answers per surface: careers collects expert supply, support collects pain, and it no longer claims to know people or to have dispatched work it cannot do
  • one input box that never locks you out of the conversation it just started
  • voice records in the browser and transcribes on the engine, and shows what the mic is actually hearing
  • the waitlist is real end to end: a true queue position, a confirmation mail SKSYA writes itself, and a leave page that tries to win you back
  • light mode across the site, with a torn-paper footer
  • stopped inventing numbers: the signup counter and the status page uptime were both fabricated
  • every font is served from our own origin, so no third party sees you arrive and nothing here needs a cookie banner
  • error pages carry the code the server actually returned, explain it on request, and the report button really reports
  • the confirmation mail renders outside Apple Mail, survives Outlook's dark mode, and fetches nothing from anywhere
  • the cookie and privacy pages describe what the site does today, not what the boilerplate assumed
  • every asset is served from the edge now, s3 behind cloudfront on cdn.scalekit.studio, with the origin down to the page itself
  • the display face carries only the glyphs it draws, and the header sits on whole pixels so safari stops shaving the button
  • ci deploys with a key that can write assets and nothing else, and the dependency advisories are cleared
SKSYA

every version is a sharper SKSYA.

the routing gets smarter with every task. the changelog tracks the system, not just the software.