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0.3.2
This release improves admin reliability and cleanup, with fixes for missing images, archived-item visibility, and dark mode polish in the table of contents.
0.3.0
Smarter section indexing, and refreshed admin controls make catalog content easier to organize and discover.
Search and filtering got a cleaner, more focused experience with better result organization and less UI clutter.
Brand content handling is more polished across capture, screenshots, submissions, metadata, and sharing surfaces.
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llms.txtsupport for better crawling by AI agents.Better access limits and tier messaging for brand content, including gallery/search/bookmark limits and claim-handle messaging.
Homepage design and slider presentation were refreshed.
The “Reshoot” label now says “Refresh” in user-facing copy.
Features and improvements
SEO landing pages for filtered brand lists, including shareable filter URLs, sitemap entries, and page titles/H1s.
Automatic section indexing for brand images, with clearer section labels and better section matching.
Admin section-indexing controls with a simpler “Index sections” action, table of contents, and drag-and-drop updates.
Search and filter experience updates, including a redesigned dropdown, clearer result sections, and removed upsell/info elements.
Brand image capture now starts from the first collection linked on the homepage, then uses the first product in that collection.
Draft brand screenshots now generate more reliably.
Carousel navigation works on the brand preset page, and homepage carousel clicks behave normally in Firefox.
Google account emails are included with preset and brand submissions.
Loading state for GitHub connection stays inside the button, reducing layout shifts.
Brand tagline and description formatting is standardized, and size labels now read Small/Medium/Large inventory.
Typography tags now use the shared styles list instead of a separate typography-specific set.
OG image templates now apply across all resource detail pages and support multiple images.
The catalog cards’ gradient is smaller, making the image and text easier to see together.
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