Everything shipped under “profile”, across every version, newest first.
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R4 stage 4-5: Avatar and NoteyAvatar are wired into the Profile hero, chat rail and Team feed, and Library cards now surface author avatars with an extension payload field — so every piece in your Library and feed is attributable at a glance.
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One team, one Notey: its persona now comes from a single place and rides into every conversation. The built-in default writes like a content native — match your voice first, cut filler, treat cadence nudges as a service rather than a quota. In the AI tab’s Context section you can replace it wholesale with your own soul file, and your text wins exactly as written. Two rules survive any rewrite: Notey never invents facts, and nothing publishes without your explicit approval.
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“Who am I online?” and “how big is my audience?” now get live answers, not guesses. Notey pulls your current handle, display name, bio, avatar and follower count straight from each platform’s own API at ask time (Substack, Bluesky, Mastodon), and aggregates audience numbers — followers, following, posts — from the same verified self-lookups. Platforms with no honest pipe stay out entirely: X returns an explicit refusal rather than scraped numbers, and Substack audience totals point you at its own dashboard instead of inventing a figure.
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Profile is gone, but nothing in it disappeared. It moved into a new AI tab as the "Context" section, right next to three things that used to be buried inside Settings: your Anthropic key, the conversational Telegram agent's on/off switches, and the tokens that let an outside AI agent (Claude Desktop, Claude Code, or anything else that speaks MCP) connect to your account.
One tab, four sub-sections: Context, Agent, Models & keys, MCP & API.
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There’s a new Profile tab, and it’s not a Settings subsection pretending to matter. It holds four things: your bio, your goals, who you’re actually writing for, and any notes you want to leave about your own voice.
Fill it in once and it feeds the two AI transforms that create genuinely new material: hook variants and Note ideas. AI Quick Edits and the rewrite/newsletter/essay transforms don’t touch it, because those are editing text you already wrote in your own voice. There’s nothing for a profile to add there.