platform/deploy/2026.08.27.01.md

deploy/2026.08.27.01

55 commits since deploy/2026.08.26.02. A full day's work, most of it in two areas.

What is in it

Calendar and contacts became usable rather than readable. Create, edit and delete on both screens; a filter on each; ?collection=<name> instead of an escaped DAV path. The agent skill was rewritten off hand-written iCalendar onto JSON routes — an editor now patches the stored text rather than rebuilding it, so alarms, attendees and recurrence rules survive an edit made from a form that cannot show them.

OpenCode can reach the platform. It gets the skills index, an Officer identity instead of "you are a coding agent", an API credential, and its permission prompts answered — a server session has nobody to answer them and a turn simply hung. Its chats also keep their name, their transcript and their model when reopened.

Smaller, and each one somebody hit today: /api/notify/user (and /broadcast, which had answered 404 since it landed — shadowed by the sidecar proxy's catch-all); a commander started from a plugin chat, so pointing one at a mailbox no longer needs a path only the owner can type; file preview inside a commander's own browser; a dock tile for /bots; and the new wordmark in the header, following the theme.

Risk

Low-to-moderate. Nothing here changes a schema. The two worth watching after the rollout:

• useThemeAsset now reads in requestAnimationFrame rather than during the effect. It fixes the logo and the wallpaper being one theme behind; if a themed asset ever fails to appear, this is the first place to look.
• The notify router's mount order. The platform's own routes now sit before the sidecar proxy's catch-all. Device registration still forwards — verified — but it is the change most likely to surprise.

Hosts

Seven. officer-dev is skipped: it is the host running the rollout, and restarting it ends the rollout.

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