v2.11 adds eight keywords that close the gap between IntentText and the real documents organizations produce every day: amendment, metric, contact, deadline, def, figure, signline, and cite.

v2.10 is the ecosystem release. Eight built-in themes. The Hub — a platform for sharing templates and themes. Shallow indexes for folder-level querying. And 76 seeded templates across 8 domains.

v2.8 introduces five keywords that turn IntentText documents into trustworthy records: approve, sign, freeze, revision, and track.

The philosophy: you own the format. The CLI gives it trust.

v2.9 adds print-quality layout keywords: page, font, header, footer, watermark, and break. Your .it files now produce documents that look like they came from a design agency.

Every document format forces a choice. Binary formats (Word, PDF) give you layout but lock out machines. Markdown gives you plaintext but stops at content. Neither understands what the document means.

IntentText is a new open format that refuses the tradeoff.