Changelog

Release notes

Public notes from the Plain Money Notes build and milestone history.

This is the public release history for Plain Money Notes.

v7.11.0 · Melissa Vale saves for tomorrow without skipping today

Jack Buffet introduces Melissa Vale, her Joyful Builder portrait and profile, and a first article that saves for a future home without putting every good experience on hold.

v7.10.0 · BOOM. Analytics is operational.

Jordan Buffet takes the release after Cloudflare records the site’s first visit, three page views, and green performance data; Morpheus assists with the privacy-reviewed receipt, release package, and production gate.

v7.9.0 · Dave Vale automates the long game

Introduced Lori and Paul Vale’s fictional grown son, published his 401(k) automation meeting and first homepage Post, and turned the newer cast into a properly connected editorial neighborhood.

v7.8.1 · Your boy shipped

Published Matt McNick’s exact firepit line as the newest homepage Post and gave the physical Return-key ghost release a permanent URL.

v7.8.0 · Matt McNick beats the spread

Added firepit guest Matt McNick as a real human contributor and published a Bitcoin-arbitrage guide that makes every visible spread survive fees, slippage, transfers, custody, and tax before calling it profit.

v7.7.0 · Audrey raises the incline

Published Audrey Buffet’s steamy, safety-minded manifesto for Gym Sport treadmills, incline walking, better boundaries, and getting the work done without turning the gym into community theater.

v7.6.0 · Jordan Buffet takes the release

Introduced Jordan Buffet as the mastermind long known by the Neo alias, then shipped the complete family, privacy, portrait, network, navigation, and build-receipt cleanup under his name.

v7.5.0 · Audrey Buffet is not waiting

Introduced Audrey Buffet—the youngest sister, flexible-hours marketing operator, poolside strategist, and author of “The Pool Is Not a Waiting Room”—with a complete profile and freshly normalized author-card portrait framing.

v7.4.0 · The Galeworth family takes the table

Introduced Savvy, Billy, and Sunny Galeworth with a shared Encinitas article about chasing life after difficult health news, loving a dog through boundaries, and one exceptionally persuasive woof.

v7.3.2 · Katy Buffet gets the commit

Corrected Katy Buffet’s authorship status, published her approved contributor email, and gave her the release commit under the exact address her future GitHub account can verify.

v7.3.1 · Nobody gets left backstage

Restored Lori Vale, Katy Buffet, and Paul Voss to the public author directory after a stale six-person roster kept their complete profiles out of the visible lineup.

v7.3.0 · Katy Buffet goes looking for sand dollars

Introduced Katy Buffet, San Diego’s born-and-raised coastal grandmother, as Jack Buffet’s legendary wife and the author of a new living-well essay about beaches, family, neighbors, and beginning the good part of life today.

v7.2.0 · The hosts join the inner circle

Neo and Jack Buffet now follow both Lori Vale and Paul Voss across the public editorial network.

v7.1.0 · Classy until the last breath

Introduced Lori Vale and Paul Voss with a joint article about affordable elegance, mortality, and the financial discipline to live before the spreadsheet does.

v7.0.0 · Plain Money Notes goes AI-native

Recorded the complete name, .ai/.com, hello@, and AI-native operating decision; introduced Neo’s hacker-era portrait; slimmed the homepage blog; and polished hearts, code labels, and analytics readiness.

v6.1.2 · Darcula owns the scroll

Contained wide code inside a fully painted, momentum-scrolling Darcula frame on iPhone so the article background never leaks through to the right.

v6.1.1 · COBOL gets its columns back

Moved Jack’s COBOL into its traditional fixed-column position so the Darcula lexer highlights complete keywords instead of dimming their first six characters, and labeled the code frame explicitly.

v6.1.0 · COBOL, calibration, and cleaner profiles

Jack Buffet follows his Fortran CMS with a compact COBOL calibration check, and the complete author-profile experience gets a tighter, top-aligned, work-first layout.

v6.0.2 · Cleaner titles, louder badge lore

Shortened Neo’s compact directory role to a linked CTO pill, made Jack’s CEO pill explicitly clickable, moved Morpheus into slot three, and expanded the crew’s hilarious badge explanations by default.

v6.0.1 · Stonks and build receipts

Replaced Neo’s old badge with Stonks and added verified, dated private-repository build receipts for Neo, Jack Buffet, and Morpheus—without linking visitors into private source.

v6.0.0 · Morpheus has the dossier

Turned the complete Morpheus field guide into a real Neo-authored article, added the full linked agent portrait near the top, connected the crew and their work throughout, and sent Neo onto the homepage for a tagged v6 victory lap.

v5.3.6 · Morpheus above the fold

Moved complete release notes closer to the top of the viewport, removed the ornamental metadata divider, taught the repository memory the owner’s durable design preferences, and published the complete field guide to Morpheus—the project’s repository-specific AI agent collaborator.

v5.3.5 · Jack’s 90-day Morning Brief

Published an eight-page, fully populated fictional operating report with 90 days of simulated data, charts, tables, executive commentary, and a public PDF download. Morpheus tags Jack Buffet in the newest post, Neo replies “Stonks,” and the crew hearts the comment. The release also removes the accidental Chuck author profile while keeping every data disclosure explicit.