Changelog

The repository's single root .oxlintrc.json worked, but it could not express that Nuxt apps need Vue-aware rules and published packages need Node-aware ones without either enabling both everywhere or hand-tuning every workspace separately.

What shipped

• tooling/oxc/base.oxlintrc.json holds the rules every workspace shares; packages.oxlintrc.json and apps.oxlintrc.json extend it with the node and vue plugins respectively.
• Every workspace's lint script now has a matching lint:fix, and the root gained the same pair of orchestrating scripts through Turborepo.
• Oxfmt's ignore patterns moved into a plain .oxfmtignore file, since its own config format anchors ignorePatterns to the directory the config file lives in.

Translation dictionaries used to be duplicated per app. They now live in one place, and every app declares exactly the feature files it renders — the marketing site never ships the dashboard's authentication or organization copy, and the reverse holds too.

What shipped

• @agent-zero/i18n centralizes locale metadata, date and number formats, and the scoping function every app calls with its own narrow list of feature files.
• The marketing site's header and footer now render the real Agent Zero mark instead of a text placeholder, as an inline component so its light and dark theming survives the build untouched.
• Installable app icons are generated ahead of time and committed as static files, so nothing regenerates them at dev-server or build time.

Agent Zero now has a public site that is not the dashboard. It exists to explain the runtime, publish pricing, and take questions from people who have not signed in yet — so it carries no session, no database connection, and no runtime-package imports of its own.

What shipped

• A pricing page with monthly and yearly billing, matching the Community, Team, and Enterprise tiers.
• A contact page with a mailto-based form and direct links for issues, email, and security reports.
• A blog, sourced from Markdown and rendered ahead of time like every other route on the site.

Everything is prerendered at build time and served as static HTML, because a site whose job is to be read and quoted has no business waiting on a server round trip.