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What shipped to Whittle Labs' products, one release at a time.

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  1. Notes on a new press
    • whittlelabs.comChanged

      Notes from the Bench moved to Galley, our publishing service; every link still works.

  2. Change your mind about canceling
    • AccountAdded

      Billing lets you resume a plan that's set to end, and tells you what went wrong when a payment fails.

    • AccountChanged

      Your account opens on your account details; your products have their own page.

    • SiftChanged

      Tidied the payment step on Sift's plans page.

  3. A new About page
  4. Connections move to your account
    • AccountChanged

      Connected apps moved from Sift's settings to your account.

    • AccountSecurity

      An access key stops working when its owner loses access.

  5. Connections, tightened
    • AccountSecurity

      Each connected app now has access that works only for that connection.

    • AccountChanged

      Only subscribers can create new access keys.

  6. Your Whittle Labs account
    • AccountAdded

      Added a Whittle Labs account: sign in once for every product.

    • AccountAdded

      Your account has a home page with your products, devices and recent activity.

    • AccountChanged

      Your profile, security and access key settings moved from Sift to your account.

    • AccountChanged

      Billing moved to your account.

    • AccountAdded

      See your organizations and accept invitations from your account.

    • AccountAdded

      You can delete your account yourself.

  7. Caliper in Claude
    • CaliperAdded

      Claude can now read your Caliper reports.

    • SiftChanged

      Some of Sift's pages hold a steadier layout.

  8. Sift in Claude: run reviews
    • SiftAdded

      Claude can now start, edit and publish Sift reviews.

    • SiftAdded

      Claude sees whether a change is still open, and can check again before publishing.

    • SiftChanged

      You can watch a review as it runs.

  9. Sift in Claude: read your reviews
    • SiftAdded

      Claude can now list and read your Sift reviews and their findings.

    • AccountAdded

      You choose which parts of your account each connected app can reach, and the approval page lists them.

    • SiftChanged

      Publishing a review to GitHub is now a permission you grant on its own.

  10. Notes: topics reorganized
    • whittlelabs.comChanged

      Reorganized the topics on Notes from the Bench; links to old topics still work.

  11. Sift: safer reviews, and updating your card
    • SiftSecurity

      Code under review can no longer change how Sift reviews it, and reviews Sift runs for you only read the project being reviewed.

    • SiftSecurity

      A review ignores your personal Claude Code settings unless you choose to use them.

    • SiftChanged

      A review can always read and search the project's files, whatever else you've allowed.

    • AccountAdded

      You can update your card, which also pays anything that's overdue.

    • SiftFixed

      Changing plans shows what you'll pay at renewal.

  12. Sift: a layout fix
    • SiftFixed

      Fixed a stray heading on some of Sift's pages.

  13. Two-step sign-in, and safer access keys
    • AccountAdded

      You can turn on two-step sign-in with an authenticator app, with backup codes you can replace.

    • AccountAdded

      Access keys for connecting your own tools can be limited to just what you choose.

    • AccountSecurity

      Changing your password signs you out everywhere else, and Sift spots and refuses a stolen sign-in.

    • AccountSecurity

      Sign-in codes sent by email are limited, so they can't be tried over and over.

    • AccountSecurity

      Sensitive sign-in information is stored encrypted.

    • SiftAdded

      Added a page explaining how Sift handles your code.

    • SiftSecurity

      Deleting a review also deletes everything Sift drafted for it.

  14. Notes: small improvements
    • whittlelabs.comChanged

      Notes load faster, show their topics, and make subscribing easier to find; the AI;DR column says which AI model wrote it.

  15. Safer sign-in, and connecting Claude
    • AccountSecurity

      You stay signed in for up to 30 days, then sign in again.

    • AccountSecurity

      Two-step sign-in allows only a few wrong guesses, and each code works only once.

    • AccountSecurity

      If you use two-step sign-in, it is asked for however you sign in.

    • AccountAdded

      Added Connections: approve Claude and other apps that connect to your account, and manage them from Sift's settings.

    • SiftChanged

      The four plans sit side by side on wide screens.

    • whittlelabs.comChanged

      You can subscribe from anywhere on the website.

  16. Sift: a sturdier review agent
    • SiftChanged

      The review agent on your machine now waits, pauses, updates itself or stops cleanly when something goes wrong, instead of failing over and over.

    • SiftAdded

      Before it starts, the review agent checks that it has everything a review needs.

    • SiftFixed

      When signing in is busy, the review agent waits instead of failing.

  17. Sift: ask about a team plan
    • SiftAdded

      Added a form on the plans page to ask about a team plan.

    • SiftAdded

      A review that could only see the changes, not the whole project, says so.

  18. Caliper: look at single visits
    • CaliperAdded

      You can browse individual visits in Caliper, and the Acquisition page uses the full screen.

    • SiftChanged

      Sift describes each piece of queued work in plain words.

    • whittlelabs.comChanged

      The website's header and footer fit properly on a phone.

  19. Notes by email, and an About page
  20. Sift: all caught up, for real
    • SiftFixed

      The Overview only says you're caught up when nothing at all is waiting for you.

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