Dreamfields — 2026-04-10

Dreamfields — 2026-04-10

Three things changed this week. The platform learned to think about tags, spin up shared-cost processing inside circles, and find things faster.

Tags became a concept library

The /tags page is no longer a flat slug dump — it's a browseable concept library with hero imagery, per-tag wikis, and origin tracking (organic vs. curated). Each tag carries a multi-section wiki (symbolism, lucidity techniques, related traditions) that the system keeps up to date on its own cadence, touching only the sections you haven't pinned. Visit /tags to browse. Any tag's detail page now reads like a short field guide instead of a search result.

Circles can fund their own processing

Circles now have a Gold treasury and a shared-key pool. Members can contribute Gold to a common pot that pays for the circle's AI lenses, interpretations, and trackers, or volunteer one of their own BYOK keys for members to use. When a circle runs out of funding, processing pauses gracefully rather than failing mid-request. Manage via a circle's Treasury and BYOK Pool tabs.

Audio capture feels instant

Voice-dreamed your last dream? You'll see the draft within about two seconds of clicking stop, not a minute. The audio pipeline now transcribes, stores, and returns while structuring happens in the background — you're already editing by the time tags and a title come in. Clips upload from the Quick Capture voice button on the home composer.

Improvements

• A dedicated /search page lives outside the auth gate. Search your circles, other users' public dreams, or the whole stream from one place. The result list is semantic, not just keyword.
• Linking a dream from within another dream now uses a proper picker, not a raw UUID paste. Shows your recently-viewed dreams first.
• Tag signals now share a single Haiku pass with dream-signal detection instead of running a second LLM call. Same quality, about a third the cost per dream.

Fixed

• Soft-deleted BYOK keys no longer block you from volunteering a new one. Circle key sharing now reactivates cleanly when you re-add something you previously removed.
• A stray cascade used to drop all your shared keys whenever you rotated one provider. It only touches the provider you changed now.