Changelog

What changed and when, newest first. Only dates that can be checked are listed.

Site

Changes to sshgjr.com, taken from the site's own history.

Added the Company, Terms of use and Changelog pages, plus a shared footer, a sitemap and basic organisation data for search engines.
Company page: the founder's GitHub profile.

Added “Watch the system work”: three recorded replays of real runs, played back step by step from static files. Personal details removed.
Added a Korean/English toggle in the header. It remembers your choice, follows your browser language the first time, and the demos answer in the chosen language.
The demos now run on the Claude API (live mode) instead of fixed sample responses.
Added the founder name and the September 2026 timeline.
Published sshgjr.com: one static page, the two demos and the privacy note.

Feature-level milestones of the product itself, which isn't public. Dates come from my recorded design decisions.

Telegram stall ping tuned: a session waiting on me with no approval card now sends one Telegram message after 15 minutes.

Questions that wait on me are delivered to Telegram as cards with answer buttons.

Approvals with risk cards. When a permission check refuses an action, the session asks for a yes/no card showing the exact command, why it was blocked, whether it can be undone and a low/medium/high risk rating.

Cache-aware lifecycle. A cold session is replaced instead of woken, a rule shaped by the first 48-hour measurement of cache writes (the token-waste measurement).

Approval relay. The secretariat shows the pending approvals and presses or types my confirmed answer.
Cleaner. Once the secretariat session's context fills up, it saves what matters and replaces the session with a fresh one.
Secretariat. The session I talk to; it routes work to the front desks.

Front desk. One session takes requests and hands the code work to workers in fresh git worktrees.