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Own the stack, and the trust: what changed in v1.2.0
From v1.1.0 (2026-10-25, 497f38621) to v1.2.0 (2026-10-27, db67c5ce1), paragraph by paragraph.
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!shot kb-collage.webp | images/ | What we have built, in twelve pages:pages, from this newsroom's front page;page theto PHP October 2026 story site; its state of affairs, versioned; its source watch of 913 pages; Wikipedia's article on the flaw, read as a graph; the control room for its 23 agents; the bridge, a local story kept as a graph; the waiting room that knew first; a desk kept in a vault; the Industry Wire; the World News Day corpus; and Pulse, exploited against talked about.Pulse. | collage
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!shot kb-post.webp | images/ | Bert Kok's post on LinkedIn, 25 October 2026, sharing the essay for The News Stack: "Publishers may fund the most expensive layer and capture the least valuable".Stack. | small | aside
7 unchanged paragraphs, under Where we agree, and what we built {#agree}, Agents augment journalists; they do not replace them {#augment}
!shot kb-comment.webp | images/ | MyA reply under Bert Kok's post, 25 October 2026:2026, thinking along very similar lines,about building MVPs thatfor showcapturing, howlinking theand data behind amonetising story can be captured, linked and monetised, and this article to follow.data. | small | aside
28 unchanged paragraphs, under Where I disagree: own the stack {#own-the-stack}, Above all, own the trust {#own-the-trust}, A guided tour, for readers new to this {#tour}…