Changelog
Dated release notes for the archive itself — new surfaces, data drops, and trust fixes. Entries name features, never story events, so this page is safe at any reading progress. For how the archive is built, see About.
Beyond the Wiki
- Log Pose reading companion — A progress-aware dashboard: how many foreshadowing seeds are live at your exact chapter, what pays off in the next 25 and 50 chapters, and what to notice in the arc you are reading right now.
- Oda by the Numbers — Quantified foreshadowing craft — seed-to-payoff distances, the longest cons in the series, technique eras saga by saga, and per-arc setup density.
- Belief time machine — Confidence sparklines on prediction pages, a "biggest belief swings" spotlight, and an as-of replay that rewinds the entire prediction ledger to any chapter.
- Open data downloads — The foreshadowing chains, prediction ledger, arc table, technique counts, and prominence index as CC BY 4.0 JSON — loudly spoiler-labeled, no manga text or imagery.
- SBS canon-leak timeline — Every time Oda answered a question in the SBS before the manga confirmed it on-page, with the lead time in chapters.
- Mystery evidence webs — A radial evidence graph on every open-mystery page — the entities, chapters, predictions, and theories orbiting each question, veiled to your progress.
- Character trajectories — Bounty, crew, and appearance timelines rendered as a marked strip on character pages.
- Theory Gauntlet — Adversarial adjudications of community theories: steelman the strongest formulation, attack it with dedicated skeptics, rebut, score on four axes, publish the verdict — their theory, our scorecard.
Trust & Spoiler-Safety Audit
- Directive-strip build gate — Internal synthesis directives are now stripped from published prose across the whole archive, and the build fails outright if any ever resurface.
- Spoiler-safe by default — New visitors are treated as brand-new readers until they say otherwise — a first-visit prompt asks where you are, with a "show everything" escape hatch.
- Calibration split: forward vs retro — The predictions scoreboard now separates true forward calls from retro-filed entries so backfills cannot flatter the hit rate — and spotlights the forward calls that landed.
- Endgame methodology page — How the locked "what is the One Piece?" thesis was actually built — seven lenses, an adversarial gauntlet, judge scorecards — published in full, with the dossier’s dead links fixed.