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Changelog

What changed, and when

Written by the people who made the change. Fixes are listed with the same weight as features, because a fix is usually what somebody was waiting for.

Version 1.4

July 22, 2026

Re-check, and see the score move

  • Team and Business plans can re-check a page after shipping a fix. Tallyn re-runs the audit and shows which issues cleared and what changed in the score.
  • The report now carries a trend line when a page has been audited more than once, so progress is visible without opening each audit.
  • Fixed a case where a re-check on a page behind a redirect audited the redirect page instead of the destination.

Version 1.3

June 30, 2026

Bigger pages, in one pass

  • Pages up to roughly 48,000 characters of meaningful markup are now audited in a single pass. Scripts, styles and inline SVG bodies are stripped first, so the model spends its attention on structure and content.
  • Large or structurally difficult pages now escalate to a frontier model automatically. The routing table on How the AI works is generated from the code and shows the escalation rule.
  • Every issue now carries a best-effort CSS selector alongside the quoted snippet, so it is easier to find in a large file.

Version 1.2

June 5, 2026

The fixes got sharper

  • Drafted code fixes are now minimal and faithful to your own content, not a generic template, and each carries a one-line note on why it works.
  • Decorative images are now told apart from meaningful ones, so Tallyn recommends empty alt where that is correct instead of inventing a description.
  • Added the mechanically-verified badge: issues confirmed by a deterministic check are marked, so you know what was measured versus reasoned about.

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