- East Africa pill: merges Uganda + east-africa tags; Uganda pinned first via sub-sections
- Southern Africa pill: covers SA, Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Mozambique; SA/Namibia/Botswana prioritized
- StoryStore.setPill now resets lastSyncedAt to bypass 30s rate-limit on filter switch
- sectionSupplement background fetch populates sparse regional sections in All digest
- SignalFeedView digestContent: flat hero+scroll path for pills without subSections (was showing max 5)
- Theme: removed standalone Uganda pill, wired new sub-section layouts
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Removed AI, Cloud, HomeLab as top-level pills
- Tech pill now matches all their slugs (ai, ml, cloud, homelab, security, dev)
- Tech view shows a sectioned front page: AI · Cloud · HomeLab · Security · Dev · Technology
- Sub-sections defined via NewsSection.techSubSections + StoryPill.subSections
- digest() extracted to makeDigest(sections:) so any pill can have sections
- Tech auto-loads 100 stories to fill its sub-sections (same as All)
- "All" Tech section in the main feed now links to Tech pill
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- Every pill (F1, Tech, AI, Cloud, HomeLab…) now shows the same hero card
layout as "All" — first story is the big featured card, rest follow as rows
- "All" retains its full multi-section front page (US / Tech / AI / Sport…)
- Topic pill headers use the pill name instead of "TOP STORIES"
- filteredStories now falls back to cached SwiftData rows while loading, so
switching to F1 or Tech shows cached cards instantly instead of a blank list
- Logo splash screen (3 pill bars + jarvis wordmark) shows on launch and fades
out after setup completes; minimum 1.3 s so it's always readable
- JarvisWordmark moved to Theme.swift so SplashView and feed can share it
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Reading experience:
- Body text #CECECE (dark) / #1A1916 (light) — was near-invisible #4A4A4A
- 30pt heavy headline, 17pt body at 8.5pt line-spacing
- Skeleton pulse loading state replaces dark spinner box
- Hero image fades in on load (0.3s ease-in)
- Orange reading progress bar (2pt) below nav bar
- Max reading width 680pt for iPad legibility
Appearance:
- AppearanceMode enum (system/light/dark) in Theme.swift
- @AppStorage("appearanceMode") applied once in JarvisApp root
- Appearance picker (Picker in Menu) in reader toolbar
- Removed .preferredColorScheme(.dark) from all 12 child views
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Render the #1 Top Story as an Apple-News-style hero card (flat surface, 4pt
stripe, 24pt headline, summary, sources, prominent score). Prettify category
labels (slug -> Title Case, with AI/US/Formula 1 special-cases) across rows,
hero, and detail. Per Emil's framework, no row entrance/press motion on a
constantly-scrolled surface — invest in hierarchy and defaults instead.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Instead of one long firehose, "All" now renders Apple/Google-News-style:
a Top Stories lead block, then category sections (World, Politics, Business,
AI, Technology, Africa, Sport, Science, Entertainment, Health, Lifestyle) with
the top few stories each and a "See all" jump to the matching pill. Sections are
built from backend tags[]; specific pills keep the flat list. "All" preloads up
to ~100 stories to fill sections.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replace the keyword/source-majority Interest system with a StoryPill enum that
matches stories by canonical category slugs. StorySummary gains a tolerant
tags[] (optional, decode-safe); effectiveTags uses tags, falling back to topic
during the backend transition. No more headline keyword-searching on the client —
the backend decides classification; the client asks slug membership.
Pills: All, F1, Sport, AI, Cloud, HomeLab, Tech, Uganda, South Africa, Canada, US.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- New Sport pill: detect sports by clear headline terms or majority
sports-outlet sources, and exclude sports (and F1) from All/Tech/regions so
World Cup/soccer no longer pollutes Finance/Tech.
- New client keyword pills: Canada, US, AI, Cloud, HomeLab (headline-matched).
- Remove the Finance pill; keep Tech (backend topic).
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- Sink already-seen and read stories to the bottom of the feed (new SeenStory
model + per-load snapshot so order is stable while scrolling and refreshes
sink what you've seen) so fresh content surfaces.
- F1 matching: clear F1 headline OR a majority of F1-feed sources, replacing the
broad keyword list that leaked crypto in (fia -> "deFIAnt"). Dropped unused
matchSources path.
- Remove the East Africa pill.
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- Show a 6-line cross-source summary preview in each feed row.
- Pinned, mutually-exclusive filter pills: All, F1, Uganda, East Africa,
South Africa, Finance, Tech. "All" is news-only (F1 lives only under F1);
regions don't overlap (East Africa excludes Uganda & South Africa).
- Categorization correctness: regions match the headline only (the backend's
summaries/outlets are polluted by over-clustering), and F1 takes precedence
over every other pill since the backend mis-tags F1 as tech/finance/politics.
- Finance/Tech match the backend topic; sparse filters auto-pull more pages.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Equal-score stories reshuffled on every pull-to-refresh because the sort
was unstable. Add StorySummary.feedOrder (signalScore desc, then id desc,
mirroring the backend's signal_score DESC, id DESC) and use it for the feed,
the WebSocket re-sort, and the Saved/Search tabs.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
SwiftUI client for a self-hosted RSS news-correlation platform: signal feed,
story detail, article reader, feed manager, and LAN⇄Tailscale connectivity.
Project generated from project.yml via XcodeGen.
Includes CI build matrix (macOS 14/15 × Debug/Release), issue templates,
backlog, and API/backend handoff docs.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
