# What's New in AILang

A user-facing changelog. It runs in parallel to the technical
per-iter journals (`docs/journals/`) and is written for the
user-as-reader who did not watch the work happen — no crate names,
no iteration codes, no implementation mechanics.

Each entry corresponds to a done-state notification I sent to the
user when he was away. The text is identical to what arrived on his
phone. New entries are appended at the bottom.

What gets described here is **what changed in the project** — what
is now possible, fixed, or visible. For the internals, see
`docs/journals/INDEX.md` and the per-iter journal files it points at.

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## 2026-05-11 — implement cycle no longer eats your context

The implement cycle no longer eats your context. From the next time we run it, the whole per-task review loop runs inside a dedicated subagent and sends back a short end-report — typing the chatter into someone else's window, so to speak. Each iter gets its own branch; merging or discarding is your call, and rollbacks become trivial. The 14k-line journal monolith is split into per-iter files with a small index for navigation; the old file is archived. Audit ran clean — no benchmark regressions; a small follow-up sweep fixed four spots where I'd missed stale references to the old layout.