The past weeks have been spent on a comprehensive refactoring of the entire InterBrain codebase. While invisible to users, this work is foundational for everything that comes next.

The codebase has been transformed from scattered files to self-contained feature slices.

Before: Scattered Architecture

Problems:
• Commands separated from the features they serve
• Monolithic files with mixed responsibilities
• Hard to know where to find or add functionality

Each feature now owns its commands, services, components, state, and documentation - all in one place.

Every feature now has comprehensive documentation organized in a clear cascade:

Both human contributors and AI agents can now navigate from high-level overview down to implementation details. This dramatically improves development velocity - whether fixing bugs, adding features, or understanding how things work.


By the Numbers

This refactoring lays the foundation to prepare the InterBrain for a private beta launch. Clean architecture and comprehensive documentation mean faster iteration on user feedback.

The last steps before launching:

1. Onboarding Tutorial - A guided introduction for new users
2. Feedback Pipeline - Making it effortless for testers to report issues
3. Known Issues - Fixing remaining bugs that affect core functionality

The private beta will be a small group of testers helping identify rough edges before broader release. Stay tuned for the announcement!

Your ongoing support makes this journey possible. Every contribution helps me dedicate more time and energy toward bringing this vision into the world.

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