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The man behind the curtain: what changed in v1.2.0
From v1.1.0 (2026-10-19, d303ce0f1) to v1.2.0 (2026-10-27, db67c5ce1), paragraph by paragraph.
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!shot mc-curtain.webp | images/ | In front of the curtain, what the person receiving theone email sees: one email, in my name. Behind it, two things. The agents: they draft the reply, follow up the thread, map what was said in a CRM, collect the evidence and keep track of what is owed. And me: I read every draft, use it to think, change it, often ask for an article so the answer has evidencename; behind it, and then send it. Thethe agents sendthat nothing.draft and track, and me. | architecture
22 unchanged paragraphs, under In short {#in-short}, They thought it was a chatbot {#chatbot}, The Wizard of Oz, in reverse {#oz}…
!shot mc-scale.webp | images/ | One article, many emails.emails: Onquestions arriving, the left,test emailsof arriving with questions, a few hundred words each. In the middle, the test: is therewhether an article that answers this? If yes, the reply is short and links it. If no, the agents write one and check it against its sources, it is published, I read it,them, and the replyarticle links it. On the right, the article: written once, linked from every later reply, read later, forwarded, corrected as new versions.itself. | concept
8 unchanged paragraphs, under Every part of an email buys the next {#buys}
!shot mc-buys.webp | images/ | Every part of an email buys the next.next, The subject buys the first line, which buys the first paragraph, which buys the email, which buys the article. Below,and the same first email two ways: starting with a banner, where the inbox preview shows the banner's text; and starting withor a plain paragraph that answers the question, where the preview is the answer.paragraph. | concept
14 unchanged paragraphs, under The memo is where the thinking happens {#memo}, If you got here from one of my emails {#from-an-email}, What this does not claim {#limits}…