Changelog
Tracking the technical evolution of the Miransas ecosystem. From high-performance Rust/gRPC pipelines to premium Next.js interfaces.
The Genesis: Console & Architecture Foundations
Project development officially started. We completed our multi-repo ecosystem, bridging our open-source Next.js web application with the closed-source AI core architecture.
- Established the core Console infrastructure across independent Rust and Python repositories.
- Implemented high-performance gRPC communication layers for lightning-fast internal data streaming.
- Launched the public-facing Next.js web application utilizing Tailwind CSS and Framer Motion.
- Optimized AI speech model inference pipelines using Python background workers.
Next.js 16 Upgrade & Animation Polish
Upgraded the main web ecosystem to Next.js 16 and transitioned completely to Tailwind CSS v4 architecture for pure CSS theme compiling.
- Migrated full design system to Tailwind CSS v4 CSS-only @theme configuration.
- Refactored FAQ Accordion interactions with custom spring physics via Framer Motion.
- Integrated premium Ivory white (#FAF9F6) and deep Stone-950 palettes across all marketing layers.
- Fixed client-side layout shifts and hydration rendering warnings on high-refresh rate displays.
Miralas Voice Platform Public Beta
The complete voice synthesis engine is now accessible via the console layout. Global text-to-speech rendering and zero-shot voice cloning features are officially live.
- Released highly optimized Text to Speech (TTS) studio dashboard interface.
- Deployed secure cross-origin streaming token authorization protocols.
- Polished the dark theme dashboard aesthetics using rich obsidian contrasts.
- Optimized the Stream Donate widget API latency down to sub-15ms benchmarks.
