Window, alerts, and Jira

A double click on the empty strip at the top of the window, next to the close and minimize buttons, zooms the window; a second double click restores the previous size. It works on the home screen and inside a project, and it respects the preference set in macOS settings: if double click minimizes there, it minimizes here too. Clicking the workspace tabs is unchanged.

Alerts that take you to the agent

When a system notification comes from a single agent, clicking it opens the project, switches to the matching workspace, and selects that agent's panel, bringing the view to it if it was off screen. Notifications covering several agents still open the project only. Keyboard focus stays where it was and no panel changes position.

Search that moves the view

On a free form canvas, finding an off screen panel with ⌘K now moves the view to it, as the arrow keys already did.

Jira alerts

Mentions in comments, issues assigned to you, and issues created in the project now raise an alert on the canvas, even with the panel closed, and on macOS when you are in another app. What to notify and how often to check are set in the project settings, alongside Jira. Each mention arrives with the issue key and title. These alerts are always written, never spoken.

Board filters preserved

The Jira board reopens with the filter and assignee selected last time, even after closing the panel or the app.

Wider diagnostic reporting

The control under Settings → Diagnostics, which already sent crash reports, now also sends a report when an agent resumes without its previous conversation. That failure does not interrupt the app, which is why it never reached the team. Counts and dates are sent; the project path is converted into a code and account names stay on your machine. Sending can be turned off.