Devlog: February 21, 2026

The most active day of the week so far. Shingle pushed into PDF generation and a public landing page. Klar's self-hosted parser took shape. And a new project appeared: AthenaAgent.

Shingle

Seven commits, and the theme was polish and output. The marketing kit got ZIP download support so agents can hand a complete bundle to clients in one click. CMA and feedback data gained CSV export paths. Comp suggestions were added to the CMA workflow.

PDF generation landed across three separate surfaces. The branded seller feedback report now exports to PDF — a deliverable agents can hand directly to sellers after an open house. The branded CMA PDF report gives agents a polished comp analysis they can present in a listing meeting. And the marketing kit flyer generator produces branded PDF flyers, completing the print-and-digital output loop.

The agent onboarding checklist landed in the dashboard, giving new users a clear path through setup instead of staring at a blank screen on day one.

The conversion-focused landing page shipped with accessibility and SEO hardening — the front door to everything else that's been built this week.

PLAN.md was updated to reflect all of the above: marketing kit, social calendar, and export features marked as implemented.

Klar

Milestone 9.6 arrived: two-phase module checking, parser robustness improvements, and the self-hosted parser itself. The interpreter gained impl dispatch and enum literal support, and multi-module execution came online. Parser parity testing (Phase 3) addressed fixes for generic and enum struct payloads. A multi-module codegen QA pass cleaned up struct registration, wrapper deduplication, and visibility handling. The self-hosted compiler is becoming real.

AthenaAgent

A new project appeared in the commit log today — AthenaAgent, a Telegram-based AI assistant. Three foundational commits: initial scaffolding with design, plan, and AirTower integration; all seven implementation modules (phases 1–7) with QA hardening; and an optimization pass on MCP context usage — consolidating tools, trimming allowed_tools, and adding OAuth auth. Fast start.