Release 1.45.3

The path on screen became a click

A working agent writes paths all the time: the file it just edited, the one ls listed, the exact line where the problem is. Until now that text was only text.

Now it's a click. What the canvas can display opens in a panel right here (code, text, images), pages and PDFs go to the canvas browser, folders show up in Finder, and everything else opens in whichever Mac app handles it. It also works for the short path an agent wrote without the full address: the canvas counts from wherever that agent is working, including when it moved to a branch of its own.

Who has worked on this?

"Who handled the login screen?", "has anyone worked on payments?". The assistant now searches the history of every agent in the project, including the ones you put away months ago, and answers with what each of them delivered and when. Before, it only saw each agent's latest message, and treated real work as if it had never happened. Ask, and it searches across all your projects at once.

The cast list follows along: click a name and that agent's timeline opens right there, from the most recent delivery to the oldest. The cast search now sweeps that history alongside the name, so typing "payments" brings up whoever worked on it, with the matching delivery on the row itself.

Fixes

A design file created or edited outside the app could be wiped without warning: if it had any formatting error, the canvas showed it as blank, and the first thing an agent drew was written over what was there. Now a file the app can't parse is protected, and the agent gets the list of what's wrong with the location of each error. The workstreams sidebar now follows the repository live: when someone commits, creates a branch or touches a file, that row updates on its own in about a second, without holding up whoever is typing.