Who a business is gets a page of its own; inside forms ask real questions; build names untried needs

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GT37Z1Xtfd9pUuQtMTg6Yt
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+## Unreleased
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+- Trainer: who a business is gets a page of its own ("who are we?", `/hvem` in Norwegian), with nothing to do on it. It has one card per need that `presents` (the people, the work, each shown as picture cards) and one for the plan's `values`. The front door leads there instead of carrying it all.
+- Trainer: the words model is told that a form page from the inside asks a real question and says where the answer ends up ("How do you present yourself?", not "Your card on the front page"), and that a `one_per_person` form is the colleague's own.
+- Trainer: `portal build` names every need no persona tries. Klingenberg Bygg's plan had personas only for customers, so nobody ever played the office filling in its own forms.
+- Klingenberg Bygg: "Hvem består Klingenberg Bygg av?" with Menneskene, Erfaringer (projects with pictures, added from the office) and Verdier (a first draft for Fredrik to replace).
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 ## 0.6.9 (2026-09-30)

 - What a person wrote on a card (a bio) is shown as markdown: paragraphs, line breaks as typed, lists, emphasis, and links to https, mailto or tel marked `rel="nofollow ugc"`. No images and no raw HTML, which is stricter than the site's own descriptions. The desk still shows the text as written.