Axon, as it ships.

Release notes for working features, live checks, reliability fixes, and operator tools.

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WebsiteLive

The public site is easier to use.

Commands, documentation, Features, legal pages, and error recovery now match the product people use after signing in.

  • Command search finds tasks, aliases, permissions, and related help.
  • The documentation is a searchable knowledge base with complete articles.
  • The Features page pairs Axon’s mascot crew with honest module release labels.
  • Privacy and Terms describe Axon’s real data flows, controls, and limits.
  • Missing and failed pages now provide clear recovery actions.

August release journal

Product changes stay separate from acceptance work, so a passing screen never poses as proven Discord behavior.

Current feature status
Reliability

Discord foundations passed their live checks

Installation repair, manager permissions, diagnostics publishing, rollback, queued scans, and live dashboard updates were exercised in Axon’s official Discord server.

What changed
  • Owner, Discord manager, role-bound, denied, stale, and unavailable access states were checked.
  • Diagnostics changes survived publication, rollback, cache invalidation, queue delivery, and restart.
  • Member inventory now counts people and bots separately without storing a server-wide member directory.
Discord modules

Four safe modules cleared acceptance

Tickets, Event Logging, Server Tags, and Starboard completed one cleanup-safe production run with correlated audit evidence.

What changed
  • Tickets covered open, claim, participant access, locking, transcripts, close, reopen, and deletion.
  • Event Logging delivered a test event and recovered one injected first-attempt failure.
  • Server Tags and Starboard restored their prior settings and removed every temporary Discord resource.
Operations

Production telemetry came online

Grafana, Prometheus, Loki, Tempo, Pyroscope, and Alloy now cover Axon’s services without exposing the private collectors.

What changed
  • Seven Grafana dashboards cover production, API, product operations, hosts, data stores, monitoring, and correlated telemetry.
  • Discord alert routing delivered both firing and resolved notices during its bounded drill.
  • Encrypted R2 backups run daily and have passed a configured-bucket restore drill.
Community

Community delivery became restart-safe

Suggestions, polls, announcements, and schedules now recover interrupted delivery without posting duplicate Discord messages.

What changed
  • Suggestion review and poll results use durable claims and stable Discord nonces.
  • Scheduled posts reclaim interrupted work and resume from an existing Discord message.
  • Live recovery runs removed their fixtures and restored the server’s previous settings.
Moderation

Cases gained stronger recovery paths

Moderation requests now keep their case, audit record, Discord work, and recovery state together when a service stops mid-action.

What changed
  • Warnings and notes share the same case and audit contract across Discord and the dashboard.
  • Temporary punishment reversals and appeal messages remain retryable after worker restarts.
  • Permission and role-hierarchy failures stop before Axon reads private case history or changes a member.
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Where the build started

The original milestones remain here for context.

0.3.0

Community onboarding

Welcome and goodbye messages, private greetings, safe variables, autoroles, and durable Discord role panels.

0.2.0

Moderation and Cases

Hierarchy-safe member and channel actions, sequential cases, temporary punishments, history, exports, and reversals.

0.1.0

Phase 1 foundation

Discord login, server access, versioned settings, diagnostics, audit history, jobs, and the first connected dashboard.

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See what Axon can do today.

Feature labels show what is available and what still needs a live release check.

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