Release 1.15.0 · Design proposals, smarter docs search, hosted LAP sites, and org pricing overrides

This release adds several capabilities that touch brand creative workflows, documentation discovery, org-hosted pages, and how administrators tune default billable rates. Together they expand what teams can automate with AI, how quickly readers can find the right passages inside long docs, and how ops can govern landing-style experiences without losing auditability.

Brand design proposals

Brands can work with AI-driven design proposals end to end: list and open proposals from the dashboard, inspect runs and previews, and download outputs where the product exposes them. The orchestration layer gains a dedicated step handler and repository wiring so proposal chains resolve inputs, persist artifacts, and stay consistent with existing AI run semantics. Shared types, API paths, schemas, and sidebar entry points were extended so the UI, server actions, and validation lines up across the stack.

Documentation section embeddings

Long-form docs gain a background pipeline that chunks sections, hashes content for idempotency, embeds text for similarity search, and flushes or cleans up pending work on a schedule. Saving collaborative docs can enqueue embedding work; cron workers coordinate flush and retention so the index stays fresh without blocking editors. Domain and DB layers include a focused service and repository; shared utilities cover chunking, hashing, and runtime helpers, with tests on chunk behavior. Epoch and cache policies were updated where embedding state must invalidate related reads.

LAP hosted sites (org)

Organizations can manage LAP-hosted sites with list and detail flows, table actions, and soft-delete semantics so removed sites do not disappear abruptly from history. Schema and migrations introduce the persistence model; domain services and org routes expose the API surface; the dashboard adds navigation and favicon assets consistent with other org apps.

Org markup defaults (admin)

Super-admin tooling can view and adjust org-level markup overrides that influence default billable markup behavior, backed by settings storage and a Redis-backed cache port so reads stay fast and coherent across app servers. Translation strings for the new admin surfaces were added alongside existing namespaces.

Blog routing and discoverability

Brand blog entry routing was adjusted (including a dedicated route module and updates to config and posts pages) so URLs and metadata stay predictable as the section evolves. New blog and LAP overview favicon variants improve wayfinding when many tabs are open.

Usage accrual and billing constants

Analytics, storage, and media intelligence accrual paths were reconciled with updated billing helpers and shared constants so usage rolls up consistently with the new features and org settings. Workers and handlers that run on cron were registered where new jobs are required.

Operators should apply database migrations in order and verify worker deployments pick up new cron handlers before relying on embeddings or proposal persistence in production.