patch notes v0.7 — every room in the house actually works

• mudpuppy — email campaigns. write once, segment by tags from your client list, send, watch open + click rates roll in. one-click unsubscribe handled for you.
• katydid — bookkeeping. double-entry journal with sassafras receipts and pawpaw invoices flowing in automatically. a real p&l, no spreadsheets.
• yaupon — customer portal. each of your customers gets a private home base where they see their bookings, invoices, files, and message history with you.
• loblolly — e-signature. send a contract, customer signs from their phone, signed pdf files into bullfrog with a tamper-proof trail.
• pecan — payroll. log a pay run and it lands in katydid as a journal entry. (provider integrations come next; this is the dashboard layer.)
• oyster — entity vault. llc filings, ein letter, operating agreement, coi — one indexed shelf with renewal dates that nudge you 30 days out.
• hummingbird — intake forms. send a link, customer fills it out, answers auto-attach to their dragonfly profile. eleven field types and conditional logic built in.
• bluejay — money out. log vendor and contractor payments, they auto-post as journal entries in katydid. (bank + bill.com integrations come next.)

• sparrow — sms marketing. text-message campaigns are different work than email, so they got their own room. sparrow is a placeholder for now; the sending pipeline lands next.
• magpie — products price book. one canonical list of every product you sell. invoices, quotes, and the customer portal will pull line items from here so you stop retyping.
• mockingbird — services price book. same idea, separate room, because services have durations and products don't. junebug will read service durations from here.

• command-K palette in the top of every app — start typing the name of anything in the suite (a page, a person, a setting) and jump there. faster than the sidebar for almost everything.
• crawdad calendar got a tab nav so you can flip between today, week, and month without losing your place.
• marigold leads table — full address columns, clickup-style cell editing, sort and filter on every column. the leads pipeline finally feels like a real tool, not a list.

• sign-in on app.wymzy.ai was throwing a 500 because of a hosting config we missed. fixed and shipped same day. if you tried to log in and got bounced, that's why — try again.
• our test suite was firing a real welcome email through resend every time a fake test user signed up — about 200 a day to nowhere. we didn't see it until quota started talking. sealed the leak; tests can't reach resend now unless they're testing resend itself.

magpie + mockingbird are catalogs today. next they get wired into pawpaw, mayhaw, junebug, and yaupon so picking a product or service on an invoice / quote / booking just works. and sparrow gets its sending pipeline.