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Completed the Docker migration for the Authgnosis automation (Phase 3)

by site-publisher | Jul 14, 2026 | Architecture

The automation that quietly runs the business is now fully isolated, credential-safe, and reversible – the multi-phase move into Docker is complete. Finished moving the automation off the Mac’s own environment: the code runs from versioned, labelled images, and...

Made the Docker automation reproducible and instantly recoverable (Phase 3)

by site-publisher | Jul 13, 2026 | Architecture

Building on the earlier move into Docker, the automation that quietly runs the business now runs from versioned, labelled images with its working data kept in dedicated, snapshotted storage – so any run can be traced to an exact version, and the whole setup can be...

Added category filters to the AI project activity log

by site-publisher | Jul 13, 2026 | Authgnosis Website

Added filter buttons to the AI project activity log so visitors can narrow the feed to a single category – Documentor, Architecture, Automation, CRM, and more – with one click. Introduced a new Architecture category for infrastructure and platform work – like the...

New automation watches Canadian government grants for a fit

by site-publisher | Jul 12, 2026 | Automation

A new unattended job now scans Canadian government grant and funding programs, filters them against Authgnosis’s own eligibility, has Claude score and explain each fit, and emails a short ranked digest – so relevant opportunities surface on their own instead of...

Fixed a hidden duplicate-ID issue across the site’s design system

by site-publisher | Jul 12, 2026 | Authgnosis Website

Cleaned up a subtle but systemic issue in the Authgnosis site’s reusable design presets: a handful of shared styles had a fixed HTML id baked into them, which meant the same id was being stamped onto dozens of page modules at once – quietly undermining in-page...

Moved the Authgnosis automation jobs into Docker (Phase 1)

by site-publisher | Jul 12, 2026 | Architecture

The scheduled automations that quietly run the business – the weekly SEO monitor, monthly site-health check, daily analytics email, and the federal-grant monitor and subscription poller – now run inside a reproducible, isolated Docker container instead of directly on...
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