SmellBook Labs release integration
Integrated the public experimental Labs layer into release metadata, snapshots, capabilities and the expanded 105-check validation gate.
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Integrated the public experimental Labs layer into release metadata, snapshots, capabilities and the expanded 105-check validation gate.
Published explicit EXPERIMENTAL, PREDICTED, REVIEWED_EDITORIAL and VERIFIED promotion boundaries with no automatic canonical promotion.
Added machine-readable experimental representations, prediction candidates, governance metadata, schemas and discovery.
Integrated Labs into public search and Site Index while keeping experiment routes noindex and visibly experimental.
Added public interface prototypes for inspecting invisible sensory data without hiding uncertainty.
Added a transparent pair sandbox that exposes declared public signal matches without probability or confidence scores.
Added deterministic relation candidates generated only from declared public editorial-field matches and excluded existing public relations.
Added public color, texture, temperature and sound association views without treating those labels as physical odor measurements.
Added transparent digital smell representations assembled from existing public identity, descriptor, context, feeling and cross-sensory fields.
Created the public experimental registry and governance rules separating research outputs from canonical data and VERIFIED evidence.
Integrated the live applied-scent layer into public release metadata, snapshots, capabilities and the expanded 100-check validation gate.
Added responsive Fragrance/Spaces layouts, accessible GET controls and synchronized public copy for features that are now live.
Added machine-readable applied-scent data, schemas, checksums, query/route contracts, search indexing and public discovery.
Published explicit fragrance-free, finished-product, shared-air, non-medical and no-raw-dosing boundaries.
Added a transparent space/mood/presence planner that can return contextual scent directions or no added fragrance.
Added eight public space contexts with explicit fragrance stance, default presence and contextual rationale.
Added a server-rendered GET-based intent/presence explorer using only the published intent-to-direction mapping.
Added eight transparent scent-language directions grounded in public descriptors and canonical Atlas smells.
Added six expressive fragrance intents with visible mappings and explicit non-psychological claim boundaries.
Created the public intent, direction, presence, mood and space-context model behind Fragrance & Spaces.
Integrated the browser-local personal layer into release metadata, snapshots, privacy/runtime contracts and the expanded 95-check validation gate.
Promoted My SmellBook, Global / Me and personal-data documentation across navigation, roadmap, capabilities and Site Index while keeping accounts not live.
Expanded the zero-client architecture to four audited Personal SmellBook client components and one bounded localStorage record while keeping cookies, trackers and auth SDKs at zero.
Added the browser-local personal schema, JSON export/import, clearing controls, public personal-data contract and explicit no-upload/no-cloud-sync privacy boundaries.
Added a local map of explicitly touched smells using only the public unweighted relation edges that already exist between selected smells.
Turned Global / Me into a transparent local summary of explicit likes, dislikes, saves, notes and descriptor counts without personality inference.
Added bounded private notes, personal tags, local collections and explicit removal controls while keeping personal organization separate from public taxonomy.
Added a browser-local workspace for saved smells, explicit preferences, notes, local collections, export/import and clear controls.
Added local save, like/neutral/dislike, note and personal-tag controls to every canonical smell profile.
Created a versioned, bounded single-record personal store with stable React snapshots and no server upload, cookies or cloud sync.
Integrated the public map into release metadata, snapshots, capabilities and the expanded 90-check validation gate.
Added semantic SVG labeling, link-based fallback navigation, responsive layouts and no-JavaScript map browsing guardrails.
Added /data/map.json, map schemas, checksums, query contracts, route templates and machine discovery for the deterministic public topology.
Promoted the live public map across homepage navigation, Universe and every canonical smell profile while keeping Atlas structure intact.
Added eight curated map presets plus route views over existing SmellBook Journeys without turning route order into recommendation logic.
Turned Smell Between into a real read-only pair explorer using explicit public relation paths and separately labeled shared context.
Added shareable category, descriptor and public-type map filters backed by existing public taxonomy rather than hidden graph dimensions.
Added one-hop and two-hop map focus pages for all canonical smells with direct public relation navigation.
Added the SVG-based public map, accessible node-list fallback, region key and server-rendered filter controls.
Created a 200-node deterministic map topology over canonical smells and explicit unweighted public related-smell links.
Integrated the editorial heartbeat into SmellBook release metadata, snapshots, discovery and the expanded 85-check validation gate.
Added a responsive text-first visual grammar for stories, issues, series, Dispatch and Atlas cross-links without stock-image dependency.
Added deterministic story archive filters and plain editorial tags as return paths without popularity or personalized sorting.
Added data-driven per-story social metadata, share cues and 1200×630 Open Graph imagery without inventing engagement metrics.
Added recurring Dispatch editions plus RSS and JSON Feed distribution while keeping email subscription claims explicitly out of scope.
Connected stories back into canonical smell pages, lexical search and sitemap discovery so editorial work compounds the Atlas.
Added a current editorial layer to the homepage and a dedicated Now page while preserving the Atlas-first product structure.
Published the reusable SmellBook story format and an initial twelve-story set linked to canonical smell identities.
Added Rain, Coffee, Memory and City Issues as editorial packages rather than scientific taxonomy clusters.
Added six recognizable recurring SmellBook series to create a repeatable publishing rhythm over the public Atlas.