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Author: I Mean I'm Just Saying <imeanimjustsaying@kiwifarms.st>
Date: Sat, 26 Sep 2026 02:33:38 -0400
export: [Unreleased] — the hub's one order and colour, /ask's scope, the subs retry
A new [Unreleased] above [0.9.0]; the released section is untouched. The
playwright sw.js fix is a test-harness change and is not listed (the file
is public on /changelog).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Changelog
+## [Unreleased]
+- **The hub lists its official instances in the homepage's order, and each wears one colour everywhere.** The cards and the scope chips follow the homepage (most transcripts first) instead of `hub-sites.json`'s alphabetical order. An archive whose site sets no accent wears its homepage card's colour, and now on every surface: its card, its chip's dot, the left edge of its search results and its channel group. Before, it had a card stripe and nothing else. The hub waits for `/hub-summary.json`, which is requested together with the list, before it lists the official instances, so they never reorder a moment later.
+- **The hub's Ask AI searches only the archives the scope chips leave in.** An archive switched off on the hub's front page is not fetched on `/ask` either, so the chat answers from what the search showed. It still waits for every archive in scope before it answers.
+- **A member archive with no live chat is ready about a second sooner on the hub.** Its missing subs manifest (a 404) is taken as the answer and not asked for again.
+
## [0.9.0] - 2026-09-26
- **A reader picks a ground and an accent; the five theme families are gone.** The header's theme menu has **Base** (System, Light, Sepia, Dark) and **Accent** (Signal, Brass, Vermilion, Violet, Sakura, Blue, Green, with the site's own tagged *default*, and *Site colour* first on a site with a custom hex). The toggle beside it cycles System → Light → Sepia → Dark; on a phone both lists are in the menu sheet. A site opens on the reader's system setting in the accent from its `site.json` (a named id such as `brass`, or a hex), rendered as `<html data-accent>` so it is right before any script runs; the hub opens on Dark in Signal, already in the server markup. A reader's accent is stored only while it differs from the site's. A stored theme from before carries over once (Archive light becomes Sepia) and the old keys are deleted. Type is Archivo, IBM Plex Sans and IBM Plex Mono; status text reads at 4.5:1 on its tinted fill on every ground; charts have fixed colours per ground; the browser bar follows the ground (a light/dark pair for a site, dark for the hub).
- **The Found-line mark, and a split wordmark.** The site header's rotated square is now the family mark — four transcript lines on an ink tile, the second lit in the reader's accent (the site's by default) and carrying a play head — and the header title splits at the site's `wordmarkLead` (heavy lead, light rest: Jer|alyzer). The hub wears the parent mark, bone on slate, and splits as Archi|lyzer. The footer credit has the small parent mark before "Built with"; the link's name is still exactly "Archilyzer". The icons are no longer committed: `app/icons/[file]/route.ts` and `app/favicon.ico/route.ts` render them from `common/lib/brand.ts` at build (static export writes `out/icons/*` and `out/favicon.ico`), lit with the site's accent. `<head>` links `icon.svg` first, then `icon-32.png`, 192, 512 and the touch icon. The manifest lists `icon.svg` (sizes "any"); its `theme_color` is the dark base's ground `#0c0a08` and its `background_color` the icon's tile. Both service workers fetch `/icons/` network-first (a cached copy serves offline), so a later accent change reaches installed apps, and rename only their shell cache (`shell-v2`) so installed apps drop the old icons. The data caches, and readers' offline downloads, are kept; the old shell's cached pages go with it, so an installed app opens offline again after one more online visit.
