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solstone now has a "services" layer for the optional cloud-backed extras sol pbc offers alongside your local solstone. today that means solstone scout, the alpha-tester program that provisions a Google Gemini key for you and unlocks scout-only features. services are off by default; you turn them on from services.solstone.app or sol services enable scout, and solstone itself still runs entirely on your machine.
you can now move days or whole journals between your own machines, and connect an observer on one machine to a journal on another, over a direct private link between your devices. sol link join pairs them; sol transfer send --to <peer> and sol export --to <peer> push from one to the other. revoking a paired device at the /link dashboard, with sol observer revoke, or with sol call link unpair cuts the connection at TLS the moment you revoke.
a new "Local (on-device)" provider runs sol from a bundled llama-server on your own machine with a pinned Qwen model. zero-egress: when sol is set to local, it never falls through to a cloud provider.
a new daily journal/identity/health.md surface tells you whether solstone is OK at a glance. sol reads its own signals, auto-recovers from things like stuck transcripts, and the home page and morning briefing now read its summary.
Changed
a few of the surfaces you touch most are now more direct. creating a facet lands you on a real detail page that confirms what you just made and offers next steps. clicking a "needs you" item on the home page opens a fresh chat with editable starter text already in the box (not as ghost placeholder), and sol knows which item you came from. each modality on segment-detail pages has its own "analyze now" button so you can re-run analysis on one part of a day without dropping to a terminal. the health, tokens, and service-log pages were rebuilt around a glance row that answers the first question (is solstone OK, is this costing too much, where did the pipeline fail) with the detail kept under progressive disclosure; service log lines now carry severity colors with screen-reader announcements on errors.
Fixed
segments that were already analyzed sometimes painted as still-pending on the day timeline; they now render correctly. audio playback on segment pages now shows the real duration and the right format, transcript lines no longer carry a doubled timestamp, the day view scrolls naturally on short windows, and a cold-load race on transcripts pages is resolved. internal stability improvements across providers install, background tasks, and the convey wizard.