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v1.3.0

A form on a page brought in is rebuilt as the site's own form. 47 changes in all: 12 new, 19 fixes, 1 changed, 6 docs and 9 behind the scenes.

The Aglyn Team · Nov 2026

Released to production on November 2, 2026 at 09:58 CST. See every commit in this release on GitHub

New

  • AI: a form on a page brought in is rebuilt as the site's own form
  • Native: the pick's note holds the foot of the sheet, and the Apple drive
  • Native: publish a site starter, and pick one in Create site
  • Marketplace: the apps ask what a starter publish would capture
  • Marketplace: charging the saved card takes billing.manage
  • Native: Create site takes a logo, a dark logo and a favicon
  • Marketplace: the publish form asks the server whether a workspace sells as the platform
  • Marketplace: Buy pays in the console, the card form moves to a lib, Stripe stays lazy
  • Native: Create site asks a style before it creates anything
  • Marketplace: the pay door, an invoice on the card on file; the webhook records it as a session
  • Marketplace: the platform org at the staff waiver sells with no transfer and no payout account
  • Marketplace: Publish as a starter, its theme chosen and each setup step said first

Fixed

  • Sites: a site's notice goes out as a 503 with its page in the body
  • AI: the measured import records its whole run of copied pages
  • AI: an import never ends with pages left, and fits one document for its whole run
  • AI: plan cards, rows and page widths are drawn as the source draws them
  • Marketplace: the plan lock sentence keeps its console specs, and the style name is allowed
  • AI: the fidelity report reads the look a site wears, and import credits are what was measured
  • AI: a stock photo names its world, and alt text reads as a plain description
  • Billing: Stripe fields follow the color scheme actually on screen
  • CRM: a person with no address reads cleanly in the merge dialog
  • Billing: a usage sweep lists its orgs and sites once, not on every chunk
  • Native: a new site opens on its Home, and Create site stays closed
  • Native: the full-screen panel runs under the system bars, a taller Mac sheet
  • Marketplace: on a listing, a starter's Buy asks for hosts.create, as the pay door does
  • Marketplace: the pay panel has its own surface, and a starter's Buy asks for hosts.create on the listing too
  • Marketplace: read the measurement id by dot, so Next inlines it
  • Marketplace: a partial address reads as a missing one at the quote, as test mode answers it
  • Marketplace: Publish as a starter holds its host listen itself, through the console's hook; specs follow the moved card form
  • Native: the domain sentence sits under the fields, a filled check on the picked card
  • Console: the site style pictures reach the native apps

Changed

  • Marketplace: resolveSale holds what a sale decides before Stripe

Documentation

  • AI: the guide says what happens when an import stops before it finishes
  • Marketplace: site starters in the Aglyn app
  • Marketplace: the pay door's comments read as written
  • Marketplace: paying in the console, the receipt, and the platform org marker
  • Marketplace: name the Figma section Publish as a starter is drawn in
  • Marketplace: Publish as a starter, its section and shot on the seeded emulator

Behind the scenes

  • Commerce: the money door list names where the marketplace sale is decided
  • AI: a rebuilt form is among an import's outputs
  • AI: the import specs read a form rebuilt on a page
  • Native: the starter cases name no real host
  • Marketplace: the starter specs typecheck
  • Releases: a new major version waits for the owner, semver stays
  • Platform: the status list's documented copy moved with the payment method reader
  • Console: the card spec stands in for the console's useHost
  • Tooling: raise the Linear id floor to AGL-4127, read off the workspace

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