The Portal is still in early development, so we continuously integrate useful changes into main instead of
waiting for a weekly code freeze. The weekly release is a tested snapshot and a simple story the team can review together.
Internal snapshot: Thursday, September 10, 2026
Testing and fixes: Friday, September 11 through Sunday, September 13, 2026
Stable public milestone: Monday, September 14, 2026
Development can continue throughout the cycle. Monday records the tested state rather than acting as the only day changes may reach production.
The story this week
v0.0.62 moves 3DVR toward an understandable personal computing system: more spatial interfaces, safer agent access,
stronger infrastructure, and small business experiments that can turn software into real work.
Spatial computing became useful.Noteverse became a full-window 3D Life Space,
Driftspace added flight, docking, and note editing, and Life Lab
added evolution, lineage, and ancestry replay. See #2198,
#2239, #2242,
and #2194.
Visual testing caught up with the 3D work. The Portal can capture deterministic animation/gameplay runs,
compare frames, retain evidence, and optionally ask an AI reviewer for a second look. See
#2243–#2245.
Agent access became safer and easier to understand. The new Access Center, scoped
Secrets Broker, Bitwarden machine-token handoff, browser-lane leases, and human-challenge detection give agents bounded ways
to use credentials and authenticated browser sessions without pretending CAPTCHAs can be bypassed. See
#2240, #2252,
#2262, and #2279.
The cloud became a real control plane. OVH, Hetzner, and DigitalOcean now have clearer roles, health checks,
recovery paths, disk-pressure handling, and safer production provisioning. See
#2171 and the follow-up infrastructure work through this week.
Business experiments became more concrete. The Cleaning Network can onboard
partners and generate branded previews, the AV freelance area gained a work-network funnel and rate calculator, the Freelancer
Desk gained a booking policy/source roster, and an importable n8n lead-intake reliability proof landed. See
#2231, #2162,
#2233, and #2254.
Everyday computing got simpler experiments. Day gained a compact command center, the Calendar gained an optional
13-month view, Labs became discoverable, and Human Language Lab preserves the plain-language programming experiment. See
#2230, #2195,
#2199, and #2187.
What we validated
Use Noteverse and Driftspace on a phone and laptop; report navigation or rendering problems.
Exercise Access Center and authenticated browser handoffs without exposing secrets.
Run the visual-regression scenarios before merging risky 3D or gameplay changes.
Try one real workflow through Day, Freelancer Desk, Cleaning Network, or the AV work funnel.
Keep production fixes small and reversible; do not hold good fixes merely to preserve a frozen candidate.
In short
Thursday is our team checkpoint, not a wall around development. v0.0.62 is the weekly snapshot of a continuously integrated Portal.
Weekend validation is complete; Monday, September 14 records this tested state as the stable public milestone.