Site Changelog

Replaced the default Next.js error page with a custom 404 'Not Found' experience that fits the site's aesthetic and helps guide lost wanderers back to the main worlds.

The Wonder page has been completely redesigned from a static grid into a chronological Daily Feed timeline (similar to X/Twitter). It now supports individual thought routing, likes, and copy-to-clipboard sharing.

Implemented a dynamic image generation API using Next.js ImageResponse. Now, when you share a Wonder thought on social media or iMessage, it automatically generates a beautiful custom card featuring the post text.

Completely refactored the Tailwind v4 integration to use a robust CSS-first variable architecture. Light and Dark modes now toggle flawlessly across all UI components and nested elements.

Consolidated interactive projects like Suika Lite and Ant Smasher into a dedicated, fully playable Games page within the site architecture. Iframes are now properly configured for embedded play.

Streamlined the universe. Removed the legacy 'Builds' page to simplify the 5-world navigation structure, added a direct Portfolio link, and temporarily removed the Subscriptions UI while backend logic is being rebuilt.

Introducing the Brain Map — an interactive, force-directed "food web" visualization of the site's ideas and categories.

This first release focuses on making connections visible and navigable: nodes represent topic clusters, links show shared tags, and articles can be expanded in-place for quick context. The visual is client-only and tuned for responsive screens so the map adapts across desktop and mobile.

Key features in this release:

• Force-directed food-web layout (entangled, organic clusters rather than radial rings)
• Click-to-focus navigation — clicking a node recenters the view and reveals details (no scroll/pinch zoom by default)
• Article expansion: open cluster nodes to reveal individual article nodes and quick metadata
• Performance & SSR safety: client-only dynamic import for the force graph and d3-force integration
• Interaction safeguards: wheel events captured to prevent accidental scroll-zoom, and node dragging disabled for a stable browse experience
• TypeScript and data fixes: adjusted typings and data generation for predictable node layout

Notes: This is v1 of the Brain Map — visuals and force parameters will iterate to make the web feel more organic and readable. If you have feedback on labels, overlap, or expansion behavior, please share and we'll refine it in the next release.