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Releases: SportMind/intelligence-agent

v1.2.0 — Site audit and mobile fixes

06 May 20:58

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Full audit of site and repository against the SportMind suite standard.

Website fixes:

  • Removed badge/version line from hero section
  • Removed name from footer copyright — now reads © 2026 SportMind
  • Added working mobile hamburger menu with drawer, aria states, and outside-click close
  • All touch targets raised to 44px minimum
  • Added overflow-x: hidden to body — no horizontal scroll on any viewport
  • Four responsive breakpoints: 1024px, 768px, 720px, 480px
  • All font sizes use clamp() for correct scaling across viewports
  • Stats, suite cards, pipeline steps, delivery grid all collapse correctly on mobile
  • Buttons full-width and centred on small mobile

Repository: suite position confirmed as fourth. GitHub Pages URL confirmed correct.

v1.1.0 — GitHub Pages site

05 May 16:21

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Adds index.html — GitHub Pages site for SportMind/intelligence-agent.

Matches the design language of the SportMind suite exactly: Geist/Geist Mono typography, identical CSS design tokens, theme toggle (system/light/dark), scroll reveal animations, and consistent nav/footer patterns.

Sections: hero · stats bar · How it works (five-step pipeline) · Sources (five category cards) · Briefing format (full worked example, all seven fields) · Delivery options (GitHub Issue recommended, Telegram, Email) · SportMind Suite (four-repository overview) · CTA · footer

To enable GitHub Pages: Repository Settings → Pages → Source: Deploy from branch → Branch: main → folder: / (root) → Save.

MIT licensed. Part of the SportMind suite.

v1.0.1 — patch

05 May 15:55

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Fixed suite position in README and CHANGELOG — intelligence-agent is the fourth repository in the SportMind suite, not the fifth.

Initial release

05 May 15:48

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The fifth repository in the SportMind suite.

Monitors 28 public sources across 5 categories, classifies signals
against the three-tier intake framework, and delivers structured
intelligence briefings as GitHub Issues in SportMind/SportMind.

12 files. Zero external dependencies. MIT licensed.