Journal · Updated 29 August 2026 · 1 min read

arcimedes.ai, rebuilt — why every piece here carries today's date.

The site went live today with three sections — Platform, Solutions and the journal — and nine guides written from the Code's own text. Every guide and post is dated the day it was published, not the day it was written, so a date on this site means one thing.

The site you are reading went live today, rebuilt from the ground up. Platform is the compliance studio — five apps that do the work, three shelves that keep it, and the portfolio that is on file before the first upload. Solutions is seven desks — five workflows and two enquiry desks — each told from the desk the work lands on. And this journal, which opens with nine guides and a handful of posts.

Every guide and post here carries the same date, and it is today's. That is deliberate. The pieces were drafted over the past week from the Medicines Australia Code's own text and the Tool Kit's guidance, with every claim carrying its clause; they were published when the site was, and the date on each is the day it went live — not the day it was written, and never a day chosen to look older. On a site whose whole point is that a claim can be traced, a date should mean exactly one thing.

What changes from here is maintenance, on the Code's cadence rather than ours: when a Tool Kit document is revised, the guide that cites it is updated and says so; when Edition 21 is adopted, the clauses are renumbered and a post records what moved. Until then, nine guides is where the journal stands.