The system that produces releases now produces the surfaces that show you what shipped. Three new buyer-facing places carry every future release without anyone having to copy text by hand.

Why this matters

A product is only as alive as the cadence its buyers can see. Before this release, the only place a release was visible was the email you received the day it landed. The home page was static. The curriculum was static. If you opened either three weeks later, you could not tell whether the system was being updated at all.

That changes here. From v1.1.1 forward, every release publishes itself into three buyer surfaces:

Home page — a "Shipped" band shows the latest releases with date, version, title, and one-sentence summary. New visitors and existing buyers see the cadence at a glance.
Curriculum overview — a "Latest releases" block sits at the top of /curriculum so the first thing you see when you open your curriculum is what shipped recently.
Full release notes pages — each release has its own page at /curriculum/changelog/{version} with the long-form story, what shipped, and what is next.

What you can do now that you couldn't before

See the cadence without asking. Open the home page or your curriculum. The three most recent releases are there with dates and titles.
Read the full release notes whenever you want. Every release lives at its own permanent URL inside your curriculum. Bookmark it, link to it, reference it.
Compare Blueprint and Full System changes side by side. Every release notes page shows both views. Blueprint buyers see what they get and what would be added if they upgraded — with an Upgrade → link right in the section header.
Receive a release email automatically. When a release ships, a designed email lands in your inbox with the title, the lede, the three highlights, the "why this matters" narrative, and a link to the full notes.

What's next

The next release is up to you. Reply to the release email with what you want shipped, what broke, or what you wish the system could do. The roadmap is shaped by what buyers are actually running into.

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