{
 "what": "The register of what this site can do for a reader, a publisher or an agent: one entry per feature, what it does, when it shipped, its status, where to try it and the article that explains it. admin/build/sections.py reads it for each section's Features; a feature appears in a section when its audiences include the section's id. Add an entry when a feature ships, in the same release; change its status when it changes.",
 "status_labels": {
  "live": "Live",
  "beta": "Beta",
  "designed": "Designed, not running"
 },
 "features": [
  {
   "id": "reading-meter",
   "name": "The reading meter",
   "what": "Pence per page for the share actually read, after reading, from a balance kept in the reader's own browser that can go below zero; the reader's rating sets the price. A £5 top-up on Stripe.",
   "why": "Payment for one article, after its value is in view, with no account and no paywall.",
   "since": "2026-10-10",
   "status": "live",
   "try": "meter/index.html",
   "article": "pay-after-you-read",
   "audiences": [
    "publishers",
    "readers"
   ]
  },
  {
   "id": "reading-views",
   "name": "Your reading, folded",
   "what": "Come back to an article and the sections you have read can show as a margin line, faded, folded to a paragraph or a line, or hidden; a bar at the top says how many are read and switches between the views.",
   "why": "A returning reader sees only what is new to them, and the article stays whole.",
   "since": "v0.12.99",
   "status": "live",
   "try": "articles/the-code-you-do-not-ship.html",
   "article": "your-reading-your-controls",
   "audiences": [
    "publishers",
    "readers"
   ]
  },
  {
   "id": "section-summaries",
   "name": "A line and a paragraph for every section",
   "what": "Every section of every article has a one-line and a one-paragraph summary, written with the article and marked stale when the section changes.",
   "why": "What the folded views show, and what search and agents can use instead of the whole text.",
   "since": "v0.12.99",
   "status": "live",
   "try": "articles/summaries/reviews-on-the-record.json",
   "article": "your-reading-your-controls",
   "audiences": [
    "publishers",
    "agents"
   ]
  },
  {
   "id": "versions",
   "name": "Every version kept",
   "what": "Every article keeps its earlier versions, each with a page that shows what changed.",
   "why": "A correction is visible, dated and linkable, not a silent edit.",
   "since": "",
   "status": "live",
   "try": "articles/versions/what-can-your-agent-reach.html",
   "article": "every-link-points-back",
   "audiences": [
    "publishers",
    "readers",
    "agents"
   ]
  },
  {
   "id": "reviews",
   "name": "Reviews on the record",
   "what": "Every article can be reviewed by other models, the editor and the desk against published criteria; each review is a record on the article, and every finding is answered.",
   "why": "Quality control that readers can see, and that does not repeat itself.",
   "since": "v0.12.107",
   "status": "live",
   "try": "reviews/index.html",
   "article": "reviews-on-the-record",
   "audiences": [
    "publishers",
    "readers",
    "agents"
   ]
  },
  {
   "id": "article-graphs",
   "name": "A graph of every argument",
   "what": "Every article has a graph of its ideas, the relations between them, its links and two exact quotes, as JSON.",
   "why": "A reader, a search or an agent can follow the argument, not just the words.",
   "since": "",
   "status": "live",
   "try": "articles/graphs.html",
   "article": "the-agent-is-the-reader",
   "audiences": [
    "publishers",
    "agents"
   ]
  },
  {
   "id": "agent-readable",
   "name": "Readable by agents",
   "what": "Every page has a markdown twin, the site has llms.txt and llms-full.txt, and articles carry dates, hashes and graphs.",
   "why": "Agents can read the site for a fraction of the tokens, which is what makes charging them possible.",
   "since": "",
   "status": "live",
   "try": "llms.txt",
   "article": "token-bill-nobody-is-sending",
   "audiences": [
    "publishers",
    "agents"
   ]
  },
  {
   "id": "personas",
   "name": "Read as a persona",
   "what": "A link that opens the newsroom as a persona, a CISO, a founder, a journalist, with its own lens and list, kept in the reader's browser.",
   "why": "Send each reader the newsroom as it matters to them.",
   "since": "",
   "status": "live",
   "try": "persona/index.html",
   "article": "a-link-to-a-persona",
   "audiences": [
    "publishers",
    "readers"
   ]
  },
  {
   "id": "reading-lists",
   "name": "A reading list in a link",
   "what": "A link from one person to another that opens the newsroom as a list to read in order, with a note; the names and numbers stay in the part of the address the server never sees.",
   "why": "Recommendation without tracking.",
   "since": "",
   "status": "live",
   "try": "for/make.html",
   "article": "a-reading-list-in-a-link",
   "audiences": [
    "publishers",
    "readers"
   ]
  },
  {
   "id": "reader-vault",
   "name": "Your reading, in your vault",
   "what": "The reading account, notes and personas carried between the reader's devices in an encrypted vault opened with a passkey; the newsroom holds no key to it.",
   "why": "A reader's history the reader owns, on every device.",
   "since": "2026-10-12",
   "status": "live",
   "try": "vault/index.html",
   "article": "the-vault-is-live",
   "audiences": [
    "publishers",
    "readers"
   ]
  },
  {
   "id": "feedback-lane",
   "name": "Notes to the newsroom",
   "what": "A tap at any piece, done, wrong, fix this, more like this, with the phrase selected, sent to the newsroom down a lane the reader controls.",
   "why": "Feedback attached to the sentence it is about.",
   "since": "v0.12.0",
   "status": "live",
   "try": "vault/index.html",
   "article": "sixteen-notes-i-did-not-want-to-lose",
   "audiences": [
    "publishers",
    "readers"
   ]
  },
  {
   "id": "wires",
   "name": "The wires",
   "what": "Four wires written by agents and labelled as such: industry, OWASP, AWS and Portugal, each story with its primary source, one exact quote and why it matters.",
   "why": "A beat covered every day, with its sources open.",
   "since": "2026-10-11",
   "status": "beta",
   "try": "wire/index.html",
   "article": "the-wire-as-a-graph",
   "audiences": [
    "publishers"
   ]
  },
  {
   "id": "search",
   "name": "Search in the browser",
   "what": "The whole site searched in the reader's browser from an index built at release, including sentences that have since been corrected; nothing is sent anywhere.",
   "why": "Search with no server and no query log.",
   "since": "v0.12.7",
   "status": "live",
   "try": "search/index.html",
   "article": "search-as-navigation",
   "audiences": [
    "publishers",
    "readers"
   ]
  },
  {
   "id": "themes",
   "name": "Five themes",
   "what": "Dark mode and four more, behind one control, kept in the reader's browser.",
   "why": "The reader's page, the reader's way.",
   "since": "v0.12.12",
   "status": "live",
   "try": "articles/dark-mode-and-four-more.html",
   "article": "dark-mode-and-four-more",
   "audiences": [
    "readers"
   ]
  },
  {
   "id": "page-fixes",
   "name": "Fix the page yourself",
   "what": "A small JavaScript API of the page's primitives, and bookmarklets that use it, so a reader can change what they need in a line.",
   "why": "The next user experience is the one the reader customises.",
   "since": "2026-10-17",
   "status": "live",
   "try": "demos/fixes/index.html",
   "article": "fix-the-page-yourself",
   "audiences": [
    "publishers",
    "readers"
   ]
  },
  {
   "id": "explore",
   "name": "Search as navigation",
   "what": "A walk through the newsroom's graph: chips, exact suggestions, five views of one result and a pane that shows the working.",
   "why": "Search that shows how things connect, with no model.",
   "since": "",
   "status": "designed",
   "try": "",
   "article": "search-as-navigation",
   "audiences": [
    "publishers",
    "agents"
   ]
  },
  {
   "id": "signed-opinions",
   "name": "Opinions on the record",
   "what": "Experts go on the record on an article with a signed opinion, paid when readers value it.",
   "why": "A feedback loop with names and stakes.",
   "since": "",
   "status": "designed",
   "try": "",
   "article": "on-the-record",
   "audiences": [
    "publishers"
   ]
  },
  {
   "id": "editors-channel",
   "name": "The editor's channel",
   "what": "An editor's reads, sign-offs and fixes reach the newsroom's agent through a vault, and a daily pass acts and replies.",
   "why": "Editing from the page, not from a chat.",
   "since": "",
   "status": "designed",
   "try": "",
   "article": "the-editors-channel",
   "audiences": [
    "publishers"
   ]
  }
 ]
}