Changelog.

A CVE page is now offered to search engines only when it says more than NVD: verified affected and fixed versions, and either no versions at NVD yet, different ones, or one of our breakdowns. Every CVE page now says what NVD lists next to our versions. The rule is on the methodology page.

The glossary is one page of full definitions instead of 51 short ones. Three guides written as first-hand accounts that no data backed are withdrawn and redirect to the closest page. The provider notes no longer claim our own use or tests, and the disclosure page reads its partner links from the code. New contact and legal notice pages.

Two interactive tools live at /calculator. Plug in monthly token volumes and see the crossover month against three popular API providers.

The hardware sizer compares four kinds of host (Pi 5, Intel NUC 13, Mac Mini M4, GPU box) against a target tokens-per-second on a chosen model size, from estimates. SVG charts, no JS bundles in the megabytes.

Press Cmd K (or Ctrl K on Linux and Windows) anywhere on the site to fuzzy-search guides, agents, hardware, providers, CVEs, setups and glossary entries. Static index served from /api/search-index, lazy-loaded on first open. No analytics, no third-party search service.

Every tag we've attached to a guide now has a hub page at /tag/[slug] cross-cutting guides, agents, hardware and glossary entries. The tag index page shows a frequency-weighted cloud.

Per-slug OG images now exist for every agent, device, CVE, comparison and provider. Editorial palette (paper cream + ink + rust) preserved across all variants.

Long-form additions to the guides corpus:

• Raspberry Pi 5 for self-hosted AI over 90 days (withdrawn in October 2026: no log or measurement backed it)
• Migrating from OpenAI Assistants to OpenClaw (withdrawn in October 2026, for the same reason)
• GPU vs CPU for self-hosted AI inference

Five new tutorials shipped under /setup: Ollama on Mac Mini M4, Nginx reverse proxy, Docker Compose stack, document RAG on a €25 VPS, and others.

Tier S SEO improvements: /llms.txt and /llms-full.txt serve a complete markdown content map for AI crawlers (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude). IndexNow API endpoint pings Bing, Yandex, Naver on every guide publish for instant indexing.

Person schema with knowsAbout/sameAs/jobTitle wired into every article byline. Article schema enriched with wordCount, timeRequired, articleSection, inLanguage. FAQPage on /faq, ItemList on every hub page, DefinedTermSet on the glossary.

Full multi-locale routing across 8 languages: English (default, no prefix), French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Chinese. hreflang annotations across every static page. ~3,800 indexable URLs total.

Long-form articles remain English-only for now: translation quality bar is high; we'd rather not ship machine-translated longreads.

The hardware project is on ice. PocketClaw is now an independent publication on self-hosted AI agents: guides, audits, migration playbooks. Same brand, sharper focus.

All 60+ original guides survive at /guides. /hacks/* URLs are 301-redirected: nothing on the open web breaks.

The full story: why we pivoted.

New deep dives shipping with the relaunch:

• OpenClaw security crisis 2026 , what CVE-2026-25253 actually does and what to do about it.
• 5 best OpenClaw alternatives : Hermes, Nanobot, NanoClaw, IronClaw, ZeroClaw, ranked honestly.
• Migrating from OpenClaw to Hermes Agent : full step-by-step, including credentials and tool definitions.

Dropped the dark CRT theme for a lighter, more readable identity, mono headings, sans body, warm off-white surfaces, animated scan beam to keep the terminal vibe. Faster, calmer, easier on long reads.

Newsletter delivery moved to AWS SES. Cheaper at scale, more honest deliverability, no third-party data residency concerns.

Pro membership infrastructure live: Stripe Checkout, Customer Portal, webhook automation. Pro features ship in Q3 2026: the rails are ready when the content is.

Foundational infrastructure for a multi-language, account-aware site. The PWA layer has since been retired: content sites don't need service workers.

First public version of the site. 57 hacks from the Moto E2 AI gateway project published as the seed content.