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Weekly development log 2026-W12: A hardening sprint across the product

One of the busiest March weeks produced a wide set of fixes and refactors. API-key flows, internal memory, agents, RAG, MCP behavior, and user-facing defects were tightened as one reliability pass.

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OpenMake interface archive from 2026-02-14
An actual OpenMake interface archived on 2026-02-14, the nearest verified product screen available for this week.

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This week in OpenMake

One of the busiest March weeks produced a wide set of fixes and refactors. API-key flows, internal memory, agents, RAG, MCP behavior, and user-facing defects were tightened as one reliability pass.

Period
2026-03-16 – 2026-03-22
Git commits
108
Evidence
Mixed evidence

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What changed

One of the busiest March weeks produced a wide set of fixes and refactors. API-key flows, internal memory, agents, RAG, MCP behavior, and user-facing defects were tightened as one reliability pass.

  • Hardened API-key and internal-service boundaries.
  • Fixed chat, model, and interface regressions.
  • Used tests and reviews to close a large batch of defects.

02

How this week was reconstructed

The archive is incomplete for part of this week. Claims with a session are session-backed; implementation without a recovered transcript is described only from Git evidence.

We audited the available Claude Code main sessions, their proven child lineages, and the repository history. Session notes explain intent and investigation; Git remains the authority for code that actually landed.

03

Team identity and project roles

OpenMake Team is the community identity; openmake_llm is the software project; OpenMake is the product name. Non-developer maker riskpw leads openmake_llm through vibe coding, and professional developer rocky supports its development.

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Evidence

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