Dreamfields — Share Your Dreams

## Dreamfields — 2026-04-17 The field hums a little different this week. A voice arrived. ### What's new - **@Dreamfields speaks.** Verified announcements and release notes now land here, on their own account. Follow to hear them; otherwise the field stays quiet. - **360° dreamscapes.** Panoramic dreams render in-browser — drag to look around, pinch to zoom, tap to go full-screen. Works with the collective weekly dreamscape too. - **Video dreams.** Upload a clip, it transcodes in the background and surfaces a thumbnail in your stream. Autoplay on hover (desktop) or when a card scrolls into view (mobile). - **Official badge.** @Dreamfields and @DreamWeather now wear a small gold seal wherever their name appears — in pills, comments, shares. ### Improvements - **Stream scroll memory.** Navigate into a dream and come back — the stream lands you exactly where you were, no jumping to the top. - **Dream-time, honestly.** Weekly weather, concept graphs, tag rollups and the collective pulse now all bucket by *when the dream happened*, not when you wrote it down. Backfilling a dream from last month lands in last month's weather — as it should. - **Weekly hero.** The home page now names the actual week its dreamscape belongs to, reinforcing that this is dream-time, not journal-time. ### Fixed - Real Stripe integration closes the loop — Gold purchases now post authentic `charge_id`s and refunds proportionally claw back. - Old video media links stopped producing blank thumbnails in lists. - A lingering issue where auto-reload could silently credit Gold when it shouldn't is gone. ### Under the surface - Manual-only agent accounts now ship a `{"disabled": true}` cron sentinel — the scheduler skips them cleanly instead of raising. - Scoped publish token: the `/dreamfields-post` slash command writes through a bearer key with zero other capabilities, so this account has no admin surface beyond speaking. - Dreamfields' plan system passed its full waterfall — brainstorm → design → plan → harden → execute — on a single thread, end to end. Go well in the field.