What changed. What stayed the same.

Site 1.2.1 / First Graph 1.2.1: Sprint 1

Fixed in First Graph 1.2.1: importing source text could silently delete script text and other content between angle brackets. Source text now remains literal text, never executable HTML. Decoded TXT and MD content is retained without trimming punctuation, whitespace, or Unicode. File-format extraction limits still apply.

A populated map requires confirmation before the fictional demo replaces it. Skip to content comes first in keyboard order and focuses the main content. Duplicate-header errors identify the conflicting name.

The website adds an inquiry form through Formspree and an external Book 30 minutes link. The hero opens the fictional demo; navigation uses How we work and Founder. The homepage recording has pause, replay, a final-frame poster, and a reduced-motion still.

Site 1.2.0 · First Graph 1.2.0

• Business-first explanation of the mission, common information problems, and knowledge graphs. New interactive connected-information illustration and visual hierarchy.
• Contact language now uses “Talk with us.” Call, text, and email remain available.
• First Graph adds a general evidence workspace for TXT, MD, CSV, JSON, XLSX, DOCX, and text-based PDF. Shared words are distinguished from source-stated, unverified relationships.
• Size and complexity limits, cancellable imports, duplicate detection, isolated parsing, helpful rejection messages, source warnings, and explicit export privacy confirmation.
• Image uploads, scans without text, legacy Office formats, and encrypted files are not supported. Live integrations are not included.
• The prior Jira diagnostic experience remains available as an advanced option, not the definition of the product.

Automated format, failure-path, browser, accessibility, and recovery checks accompany the release. They reduce risk; they do not establish support for every possible document or cover every possible failure condition.

Earlier releases remain preserved.

Site 1.1.1 added call and text. Site 1.1.0 integrated the free tool and consulting path. Site 1.0.0 preserves the original baseline. Built archives and source tags remain available in the release history.