patch notes v0.10 — three more rooms, the suite gets tighter

• alligator — content planning calendar. plan your posts, emails, and announcements separately from publishing them. month + agenda views, three-state ladder (idea → ready → done), free-text channel labels (instagram, email blast, gbp post). promoted into the flagship lineup the day it shipped.
• sunfish — whiteboard. an infinite canvas for sketches, sticky notes, flowcharts, free-draw, and anything else you'd normally pull out a notebook for. each board is its own page; saves on every change.
• whippoorwill — blog. rich-text editor with autosave, your own categories, draft/publish states, per-post slugs. posts auto-pull into your magnolia site so you only write them once.

v0.9 launched bluegill (your own juniper-style chatbot trained on your business data). v0.10 finishes the polish and promotes it into the flagship lineup:

• public chat surface — every chatbot gets a shareable link at app.wymzy.ai/c/<slug>. point a customer at it directly.
• draft + publish — write a new version of your chatbot's prompt and personality while the live one keeps answering customers. publish when you're happy.
• animated chat backgrounds — thirteen full-screen variants you can pick from for the public chat page
• convert to lead — anything bluegill captures from a stranger files into marigold automatically

yellowjacket used to try to be both a digital business card and a website. that was the wrong shape. now magnolia is your website and yellowjacket is the skinny card you hand out — link-in-bio, vCard, NFC, wallet pass — wired into the rest of your suite data.

• right-panel website sections moved out (use magnolia for those)
• hero carousel + form-provider rebuild
• twin-row draft/publish — same "edit while the live one keeps working" pattern as bluegill

each module now has a gear icon in its top-right that opens that module's own settings drawer. need to change pawpaw's invoice numbering? the gear in pawpaw. need to change foxfire's auto-reply tone? the gear in foxfire. global settings (account, billing, profile) stay global. module knobs live where you're already working.

30+ modules wired, all sharing one consistent settings primitive so they look and feel the same.

we used to have two places that told you something needed attention: the bell in the top nav, and a "signals" widget on the dashboard. two places drifting apart, both nagging you. v0.10 retired the dashboard widget. the bell is now the single source of truth for everything across the suite that wants your eyes.

• eight new daily background jobs feed events into the bell (overdue invoices, upcoming bookings, abandoned drafts, expiring credentials, etc.)
• per-module wires across bullfrog, marigold, otter, mayhaw, and pawpaw

open the bell, see what's there, act on it, get back to work. that's the whole loop.

• magnolia — multi-page sites. compose more than one page, with a page-settings drawer for slug + meta on each.
• pawpaw — stripe onboarding moved inside the app. setting up payouts no longer kicks you out to stripe's hosted page; the whole flow happens in pawpaw.
• pawpaw — refund flow + a customer detail page that pulls every invoice for one customer in one place.
• katydid — bookkeeping got recurring expense + one-off expense tabs, editable transactions, a real ledger view, and tax forms reorganized by entity type (1120, 1120s, 1065, schedule c).
• cattail + firefly — punch cards now live exclusively in firefly. cattail is points-only, no more ambiguity. legacy punch columns dropped from the cattail schema.
• marigold + dragonfly — bulk delete + CSV import on leads.
• magpie + mockingbird — line-item picker overhaul. recently-used pinning, qty + price overrides, quick-add inside the picker. promoted to flagship.
• bullfrog — server-side zip for the "download all" button (sidesteps a r2 quirk that made the browser-side approach flaky).
• email-branding settings — pick how your customer-facing emails look and preview them before they go out.
• help articles — 55 new ones across the knowledge base.

you've been able to compose a magnolia site inside the suite for a few builds now. the next thing on the list is the publishing pipeline — point your own domain, or use a wymzy subdomain — so the site you've built actually lives somewhere on the internet.