Endpaper — what shipped

New

• new — Lock Endpaper when you step away. Press ⌘L (as in Cloudbase; change it under Settings › Writing › Keyboard shortcuts), or choose under Settings › Security › Lock to have it lock itself after 5, 15, 30 or 60 minutes away. Locking hides everything and forgets your key, but you stay signed in; a passkey tap or your passphrase opens it again, right where you were, and the unlock screen says when it locked. Anything you were typing saves first, a half-typed capture waits for you, and every open Endpaper tab locks together. It's off until you pick a time.
• new — Posts on your own site get a description. The publish dialog has a description field for your Jekyll site; it goes into the post's front matter, where your theme shows it to search engines and link previews. With AI on, Endpaper drafts one from the words you're publishing for a new post, and you edit it or clear it. For a Sealed piece it waits until you tick that the words will be plaintext anyway, and they go to Claude only for that one draft. Posts already on your site keep what they have.
• improved — One place to publish. Everything about publishing is now in the publish dialog, and Export only makes files. Unpublishing is a link on each live destination (with "also delete the file" for your site), and changing a live post's slug asks about its old file right there.
• improved — Your blog is home. When you publish to several places, your own site goes first and the others point back to it: Endpaper's page names it as the original, and a Scribbles post now gets the "originally published at" line too (it never did from the dialog). The dialog shows where they point; "change" lets one post stand on its own.

Fixed

• fixed — In typewriter mode, "Done writing" no longer hides under the bar at the bottom of the window.
• fixed — A piece made entirely from your Stars no longer says "0% your own words" (they're all yours). The margin now says "all from your Stars", or how much is "written fresh here".