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Architecture, Legal RAG, and Content Recovery
March 18 and 19 were about making the public product easier to understand and easier to scale.
The architecture page work focused on explaining the system visually. Legal RAG moved toward a production-ready launch posture. Graph rendering fixes improved the Tendril experience. The journal and blog restoration work moved large content collections out of the Worker bundle path and into an SSR/on-demand model.
What Changed
- Architecture page redesign and follow-up fixes improved the public system map.
- Cytoscape graph rendering fixes stabilized the graph experience.
- Legal RAG production notes documented launch state and verification work.
- Journal and blog content were restored through SSR routes and metadata indexing instead of heavy bundled collections.
- Content index generation became the scaling layer for journal and blog entries.
Why It Matters
Content should not be deleted to make a bundle smaller. The better answer is a content architecture that scales. This work restored the journal/blog layer while keeping the deployment model lean.
Source Sessions
Vaults/argobox/ops/sessions/2026-03-18/Vaults/argobox/ops/sessions/2026-03-19/session-20260319-journal-blog-restoration.md