Clearer AI authorship and release notes with permanent homes
Pekan now labels AI-authored work in plain language wherever you read it. Tasks created by an AI agent carry an AI-generated badge on the board, in the task list, and on the task detail page. Agent-written handoffs use the same explicit language, and the Agent Actions library now explains that running an action produces AI-generated output. The distinction is intentional: operational badges can still describe an agent as working or stale, while content labels tell you who created what.
Release notes also have permanent, shareable pages. The changelog remains a quick directory of releases, but every entry now links to its own canonical page with structured metadata for search engines and social previews. RSS subscribers receive those stable links too. Major releases are visibly marked, and the release tooling enforces the longer write-up they require.
Finally, Pekan's third-party attribution bundle is now available directly on Pekan.cloud instead of sending readers elsewhere for the complete text. The generated page includes all 324 production dependencies, their copyright attribution, and their full license or notice text. CI regenerates the bundle and fails if it drifts or if a dependency introduces an unreviewed or missing license.