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Project pages now support likes (aggregate count only — never individual identities) and comments that are held in a pre-moderation queue before they appear. A new tokenized notification preference center lets anyone manage their follow and newsletter settings separately, with no account required. The admin side gained an AI helper that suggests which projects have newsletter-worthy progress, so the updates loop stays sustainable for a solo operator.

The lightweight community layer is live on every project page — email-based follows with double opt-in, aggregate-only likes, and comments that flow through a pre-moderation queue before anything appears publicly. The newsletter is now wired end-to-end: an admin composer with AI-assisted drafting, Foundry-derived suggestions for what's worth sending, and a two-step send to confirmed subscribers. A tokenized, no-account preference center lets visitors see and manage everything tied to their email, and remove it on request.

The platform that runs every Darminsky project — including this website — sharpened its direction: making Architect a flagship intelligence layer that adapts to project type and timeline, adding AI-generated visuals and diagrams, keeping milestones and timelines alive as work changes, turning Forge into a focused software-development workspace, and introducing Recenter to rescue projects that drift or stall.