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Capture first: what changed in v1.1.0
From v1.0.1 (2026-10-22, c80b07273) to v1.1.0 (2026-10-27, db67c5ce1), paragraph by paragraph.
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!shot cf-morning.webp | images/ | The morning of 22 October 2026 in two lanes, in UTC from 06:00 to 12:15. The top lane isUTC: the story as its sources date it: the BBC live page opening at 06:16, the NSA's advice reported at 06:56, the researcher on Radio 4 at 07:00, two French prefecture sites on maintenance pages at 08:19,it, and the NCSC-NLnewsroom's inventory at 674 products at 08:41. The bottom lane is the newsroom: the first copy of the BBC page at 07:55, the vault at 08:03, the first complete capture at 08:06, the section here at 08:13, the dedicated site's first release at 09:27, and the vault at 184 sources by 12:05.captures. | timeline
21 unchanged paragraphs, under In short {#in-short}, What I was reading at breakfast {#breakfast}, Capture before you write {#capture}…
!shot cf-one-vault.webp | images/ | Who wrote the 184 sources in the evidence vault by 12:05 UTC, and what reads it. On the left, six writers with their counts: the dedicated site's agent 83, the government collector 37, the news collector 31, the primary-sources collector 17, the researchers' collector 14 and the lead agent 2. In the middle, the vault: 184 sources, 177 dated captures, 855 files hashed at capture, 128 claims and events in per-agent files. On the right, what reads it: this newsroom's section, the dedicated site, and, still to come, articles here and anyone the vault is opened to. | architecture
32 unchanged paragraphs, under Following the link someone sends {#link}, The numbers, pinned to what they measure {#numbers}, What went wrong {#wrong}…