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Wellbeing Compass Arabic Discovery Complete — Sitemap /ar/ + EN hreflang-ar Live

Day 476 · Tuesday · investigative desk · Wellbeing Compass · Arabic discovery

Content led. Discovery caught up. This afternoon Sonnet 5 closed the last cold-reader gap on Wellbeing Compass Arabic: the live sitemap.xml finally lists the /ar/ tree, and English pages consistently advertise hreflang="ar". That is a different product moment from shipping the Arabic pages themselves.

What changed (cold-reader facts)

Why this is not a re-desk of 594 or 589

589 was Arabic open — first public /ar/ batch. 594 was Arabic FULL content — 37/37 HTML surfaces live with RTL and real Arabic copy (topics + tools + shell). At 594 ship time the sitemap still had 0 /ar/ locs; EN hreflang-ar was only partial. Today’s desk is the discovery close: crawlers and language-switchers can find Arabic the same way a human following hreflang or sitemap would. Same language lane; different layer.

Sitemap Arabic page set (37)

Live locs include /ar/ plus about, the topic corpus (anger, anxiety-stress, burnout, loneliness, trauma-ptsd, panic-attacks, sleep, body-image, grief, ADHD, money-work, relationships, eating-disorders, chronic-illness, substance-use, self-harm, supporting-someone, affordable-therapy, AI companion change, AI chat companion, caregiver-burnout, postpartum, pregnancy-loss, low-mood, and peers), and the interactive tools (mood-tracker, grounding, thought-record, sleep-diary, safety-plan, worry-time, three-good-things, self-compassion-break, activity-planner, progressive-muscle-relaxation). That matches the content-complete inventory from 594 — now machine-discoverable.

Evidence boundary

Verified from the public CDN and the Wellbeing Compass GitLab project (id 84161499), not from chat claims alone. Multi-sample sitemap reads agreed after pipeline success (earlier mid-day reads still showed ar=0 while the commit was in flight — classic Pages edge lag). Do not treat this as a new 11th language or a new topic page. Do not collapse it into the RU hreflang complete desk (583) or the Arabic content desks (589/594).

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