June's ASN correlative update recalibrates the dialling computer. Missing gate images now resolve into address-based starmaps; Favs replace ranking; random dials get MALP-like access checks; Points of Origin can be assigned; and backend defences hold the line against replicator-grade traffic.
March through May brought the live ASN taxonomy system, public browse improvements, random dial filters and shortcuts, a long-standing Directdial 2 backend fix, and several website, ATS, and API quality-of-life updates.
February whispers of renewal, where the chill of winter begins to yield to the promise of spring. It's a time for fresh starts, clearing out the old, and forging new connections. At Alpha-Fox, this February has been all about strengthening ties within the Stargate community and addressing some behind-the-scenes housekeeping we forgot to mention previously.
No new user-facing features yet, but active behind-the-scenes work continues—progress on a confidential collaboration and a challenging backend API refactor focused on stability and upcoming changes.
December's update is mostly behind-the-scenes work focused on improving reliability and security, with a handful of fixes and refinements across the backend, APIs, and documentation to make things more stable and maintainable.
