CHANGELOG.md

Changelog

v0.8.41 - 2026-08-19

• Timer & limits: Fixed boolean healing for all_day timer rules. Timer dialog scanner now filters correctly for limited agents and uses locale-independent identity tracking for timers.
• Link security: Implemented explicit confirmation prompts for local executable and script links in editor previews.
• i18n tooling isolation: Refactored translation sync, injection, and validation tools to explicitly respect project roots, resolving paths cleanly.

v0.8.40 — 2026-08-18

• Invariant audit pass (T-806). A second round of correctness hardening on top of v0.8.39, covering the preset/silo state machine, save/load contract, undo daemon, and File-Container / portable-backup workers.
• Preset & silo state machine (P0-1..P0-5, P1-1..P1-5). Deep-copy snapshot isolation for cross-category preset moves; sync pending holds while a profile switch finalizes; rename/delete validation and del-category rollback now match the stored category dir; None-folder guards on containment paths; 6-argument slot signals wired; previous-identity tab-switch, -1 combo and hidden-undo unhide handled; normcase claims in _allocate_category_dir for case-only renames on case-insensitive filesystems.
• Save / watcher / quit contract (P0-6). save() returns a real bool; the watcher quiesces before the pre-quit finalize; a quit refused by a failed save no longer corrupts state.
• Undo & tooltip ownership (P1-6, P1-8). Per-job undo results captured at arm time; tooltip ownership context captured on the GUI thread.
• Tracked export worker (P1-7). Export runs on the tracked async worker with per-profile .bak throttle independence; double-failure publish preserves the good generation; abandoned profile lock is treated as a full-app death.
• First-round production bug fixes (carried into this release). Adapter blocker_pattern is now persisted (was never stored, so P0-9 refusal was dead); del_category rollback uses the real category dir; tray_mixin no longer references an undefined icon (F821).
• Regression suites. 135 new unit/regression tests across test_undo.py, test_state_failures.py, test_audit_overflow.py, test_portable_backup_publish.py, test_profile_switch_atomic.py, test_save_contract.py, test_state_codec.py, test_second_wave_regressions.py, test_audit_regressions.py, test_audit_second_wave.py, test_close_reopen.py, test_quit_finalize.py, and test_file_container_containment.py. Full tests/ gate: 1177 passed, 1 skipped.
• Known limits (documented, not a regression). tests_smoke/app_smoke still shows 18 pre-existing failures that also fail on the v0.8.39 HEAD baseline itself (including a silo_hierarchy crash in the baseline run); they predate this audit and are unattributable to the 19 fixes. main.py:2716 carries one grandfathered ruff E741.

v0.8.39 — 2026-08-16

• Productivity timer (Pomodoro). A new core/pomodoro.py ProductivityTimer drives work/break cycles, persisted as the productivity_timer setting and wired into the state load/save path (fail-closed on a malformed stored value).
• Stable category folder identity. Each logical category now owns a physical filesystem component via a persistent category_file_dirs map, so renaming a category no longer re-allocates a fresh folder and loses its files.
• Profile switching rework. switch_profile plus per-profile backup throttling (_last_backup_time_by_profile, fixing one profile's recent backup silently suppressing another's) and runtime widget resync (_apply_profile_runtime_state / _resync_profile_widgets). Data-dir resolution moved to utils/paths.py (get_data_dir, profile_files_root) with portable-root detection (_portable_dir_holds_user_data, _probe_dir_writable).
• Snippet / File Container polish. Visible-only thumbnail fetching backed by an LRU cache and a scroll-driven worker; duplicate-folder copy into a container (_copy_folder_into_container); folder trash with stamped backups and a pruned trash log; file-count caching (invalidate_file_count_cache / _on_file_count_result); deferred silo refresh on profile switches.
• Large main.py / file_container.py rework. Wiring for the above plus general structure cleanup (main.py ~+1483, file_container.py ~+527).

v0.8.38 — 2026-08-15

• Links are clickable everywhere (user request). The preview widget opens anchors through QDesktopServices (this PyQt6 build ships a QTextEdit without setOpenExternalLinks, so the click handling is manual: a mouseReleaseEvent on an anchor hit with no text selection). Bare http(s) URLs are now anchored and clickable in the editor highlighter and in both markdown render paths — the primary path pre-wraps URLs because the installed markdown build has no autolink extension, and code spans stay code.
• Notification colors are customizable (user request). Six new theme tokens (notif_bg/notif_header/notif_title/notif_text/ notif_accent/notif_border) are derived from the base colors in generate_custom_theme and explicit in the five hand-written themes; the timer-toast palette reads them with a generic-key fallback, and six new rows under Settings > Colors edit them. Eleven i18n keys were registered (six notification + five pre-existing export/token gaps missing from en.json) across en/ru/est/ded.
• Test helper dedup (T-794). _junction_ok() had been copy-pasted into tests/test_path_safety.py and tests_smoke/test_sync_async.py; it now lives once in tests/_helpers.py and both suites import it.
• Under the hood: dead code and stray files removed (T-780/T-781/T-796/ T-799) — a captured-traceback nul stray, the 115-file i18n_build_scripts/ graveyard, a DB-sizing scratch probe, and the dead clipboard_safe.py module plus its test (the live clipboard logic in the watcher sender is untouched). Wiki pages re-cut to match: phase machine 7→16 in SAIPEN-Protocol.md, Module-Structure drops the deleted module.

v0.8.37 — 2026-08-14

• Sync-to-Disk publishes when the worker is really done. The sync pump treated the destination file's existence as completion, so a read between the file write and the worker's cache publication could see stale bytes — the "same text skips unchanged target" test timed out exactly there (and passed alone). The pump now waits for the file and zero in-flight/pending jobs, and mechanical writes serialize behind a lock with a timeout.
• Shutdown ownership is explicit and fail-closed. QThread teardown uses labelled waits with named timeouts (the watcher worker gets its own 5-second budget and is only cleared after it actually stopped), portable-backup completion is relayed to the GUI thread through a dedicated relay object, undo-daemon saves are awaited at teardown, and the application shutdown path owns the instance-mutex release.
• File Container commands run FIFO and answer only their caller. Container operations dispatch through one queue in order, every result is reported back to the panel that requested it, and captured root identity is re-validated at mutation time — a swapped root, junction, or destination fails closed instead of writing outside the container.
• The watcher send worker is connected to its own thread. dispatch is wired after moveToThread, so queued sends and completions actually execute on the worker thread, and GUI-thread completion guards are asserted through a named is_gui_thread() helper.
• Authenticated IPC wiring is proven end-to-end. A real-server test drives the token-only SHOW signal through a subprocess and verifies the callback plus ack round-trip.
• Under the hood: the markdown dependency (used by the formatting mixin) is now declared in pyproject.toml and the lockfile. The suite now collects 2016 tests — 2014 passing, 2 skipped in about 25 minutes.

v0.8.36 — 2026-08-12

• A save between keystrokes could persist the pre-edit text. save_data_to_db preferred _last_cached_text — the editor snapshot from the last cache tick — so a save (manual, auto-save timer, or window close) landing between a text change and the next tick dropped the latest keystrokes from both the database and the sync mirror. Every text change now invalidates the cache, so a save falls through to the live editor text; the cache still serves the common no-edit case.
• Sync-to-Disk always flushes the FINAL mirror on close. Shutdown captures the final committed snapshot, coalesces it over any pending job, and flushes it through the worker with a bounded wait; a worker still busy past the bound gets a synchronous last-resort flush through the same reparse-checked atomic path, so the mirror is never silently stale. A stale worker completion can no longer strand the newest pending snapshot, and the process-wide shutdown wait is now correctly in milliseconds (a seconds/ms unit bug left the worker thread running past process exit — an access-violation class at teardown).
• Portable backups are published with rollback. A new snapshot is built in a temp sibling and swapped in by relocating the previous known-good day directory first; the old generation survives every intermediate failure. The throttle advances only on a successful snapshot, so a failed export stays eligible for immediate retry, and the export runs on a dedicated worker with an immutable deep-copied snapshot and coalescing.
• File Container I/O moved off the GUI thread. Large copies and exports run on a worker thread above a size/count threshold; the dispatch connection is made after moveToThread, fixing the two worker threads that were actually executing on the GUI thread. NEW files are published no-clobber (a file that appeared during a long copy is never overwritten), and backups are validated before they replace the previous .bak.
• Sync containment is re-validated at mutation time. Besides the capture-time check, every destination is re-checked against the resolved sync root when the worker writes — a junction or symlink swapped in after capture cannot redirect the write outside the root.
• Profile switches own their in-flight sync. Switching profiles bumps the generation and clears the written-cache, so the new profile never inherits the old one's mirror cache.
• Under the hood: the undo-history daemon was audited and pinned as secondary data with atomic temp+replace writes (documented, tested); Bandit's B324 finding on the filesystem-name digest is marked usedforsecurity=False (a collision codec, never a security primitive). The suite grew from 1935 to 1973 passing tests (1132 unit + 841 offscreen smoke).

v0.8.35 — 2026-08-11

• Sync-to-Disk can no longer escape its root, and no longer blocks the UI. Project names are UI strings; sync now maps every name through a deterministic filesystem-name codec (readable prefix + stable digest of the ORIGINAL name), so .., drive letters, reserved names, case-only collisions and 100+ character names all produce safe, distinct components under the resolved sync root. Writes moved off the save path onto a process-wide worker thread with a 200 ms debounce and coalescing: the newest snapshot supersedes older pending ones, a stale result never updates the cache, and a sync-root change cannot redirect an old queued job. Each file is written atomically.
• Restoring a backup is now atomic and validated. A restore first proves the source is a real, integrity-clean database at a supported schema version, snapshots the current live database, builds the candidate via the SQLite backup API into a temp sibling, validates the candidate, and only then swaps it over the live file. Any failure before the swap leaves the live database byte-for-byte untouched. Same-file sources (including alternate paths) are refused.
• Manual and automatic database backups share one safe primitive — SQLite backup API into a temp file, validated, swapped over the final name atomically; a partial backup is never exposed under the requested name.
• A database from a NEWER FastPrompter is refused, not "already migrated". Schema versions above the current one raise before any transaction; the database is left untouched. Each migration records its own exact version edge.
• Portable snapshots are all-or-nothing. A snapshot is built in a temp directory with a _COMPLETE marker written last, then published atomically; a failed export keeps the previous known-good day directory and stays eligible for immediate retry. Project exports are collision-resistant (hostile and case-colliding names map to distinct recoverable paths).
• The writer mutex is released explicitly. ReleaseMutex + CloseHandle in the right order, so a second process can take over while the owner is still alive. Abandoned ownership (a crashed owner) is recorded, and a read-only database consistency check runs before the DB is opened for normal use.
• The clipboard restore race is closed at the OS level. Restoration is gated on the Windows clipboard revision number, so even re-copying the SAME text during the restore delay is preserved — with a conservative content-equality fallback where the revision is unavailable.
• Slow IPC startup is no longer mistaken for a frozen owner. The handover retries connection and token reads for a bounded window; a stale token is re-read on retry. The mutex stays authoritative — no ACK within the grace still means exit, never a second writer.
• File Container copies are race-safe. The temp destination is unique per attempt (a crashed run's leftover cannot poison the next copy), and publication refuses to overwrite a file that appeared during a long copy.
• Under the hood: persistence/recovery failures now always reach the application log file (windowed builds have no console); the release pipeline gains tools/probe_release.py, a manual/nightly probe that runs a packaged EXE through ownership, handoff, data-root and schema checks. The suite grew from 1851 to 1935 passing tests (1116 unit + 820 offscreen smoke).

v0.8.34 — 2026-08-11

• File Container paths can no longer escape the container. Renaming a file, saving the clipboard to a file, creating a folder and building template folders all went through a single canonical validator now (utils/path_safety.py): a drive-qualified name used to make os.path.join silently discard the container root (C:\evil would have been written to C:\), ..\ could climb out, and Windows-reserved device names (CON/NUL/…) were writable. Every entry point rejects or normalizes these before touching disk; 59 containment tests prove no external file or directory can appear.
• A frozen instance can no longer turn a second launch into a second database writer. Process ownership is now an OS named mutex, not a 1.5-second IPC ACK timeout. The second launch may only ask the live owner to show itself; if the owner is unresponsive it exits with a clear diagnostic instead of taking over — and when the owner really dies, the OS hands the mutex to the next launch automatically.
• The IPC protocol has one authenticated contract. Only TOKEN:<this-session's-token>|SHOW is a command; bare SHOW, wrong or empty tokens, malformed input and unknown commands are ignored without an ACK. The unauthenticated path is gone.
• Database migrations are versioned and transactional. The schema is now tracked with PRAGMA user_version and migrated inside one explicit transaction. A failed migration rolls back completely, logs the exact error and refuses to start — it can no longer be mistaken for a success.
• Per-category state gets one binding rule. A single bind_active_category (backed by one alias registry) rebinds every per-category store on a project switch, and tests prove switching A→B→A never leaks state across projects, including through a save/reload.
• The clipboard restore race is closed. After the watcher pastes, the old clipboard is restored only while it still holds FastPrompter's own write — if the user copied something new during the restore delay, their copy is never overwritten.
• Watcher sends run off the GUI thread. CDP's multi-round-trip socket send moves to a worker thread with a generation token; a slow or dead debugger can no longer freeze the window, and a stale result (after panic, disarm, rearm or a newer dispatch) is dropped rather than reported. Read-back verification is untouched.
• Backups are atomic. Both the startup and throttled .bak copies now land in a temp file and are swapped over only when complete, so a disk-full mid-backup can never corrupt the recovery copy; container imports/exports do the same, so a partial copy is never presented as a finished file.
• An unreadable database is a loud failure, not a silent reset. If the database cannot be loaded or migrated, FastPrompter refuses to start on defaults that could be saved over the recoverable data (the pre-connect .bak is preserved for recovery).
• Under the hood: the onefile build strips assertions, so a test now guards src/ against new assert statements; CI runs compileall plus Bandit (Medium+) alongside ruff and the full suite; the watcher's config-supplied SQLite table name is validated as an identifier before interpolation; save failures are logged to the app log instead of an invisible stderr. The suite grew from 1726 to 1851 passing tests (1049 unit + 803 offscreen smoke).

v0.8.33 — 2026-08-11

• The hotkey cheatsheet can no longer silently drift (T-786). A new test pins every shortcut the wiki's Keyboard-Shortcuts-and-Cheatsheet page advertises to a binding that actually exists in src/ — a renamed or removed shortcut that nobody updates the sheet for now fails the suite instead of shipping. Building the guard surfaced the first real drift on day one: the cheatsheet and User-Guide have always advertised Ctrl+Shift+T (Timer Dialog) and Alt+Shift+T (Hashtag Dialog), but nothing in the app bound them — both dialogs were only reachable by clicking their labels. They are now registered shortcuts, so the docs finally tell the truth.
• Cursor code pulled out of the main monolith (T-785). The six cursor methods — themed cursor, the Qt cursor map, custom-cursor install/toggle, cursor-set capture and system install — moved byte-identical into a new ui/cursor_mixin.py (CursorMixin). main.py dropped from ~472 KB to ~466 KB with no behavior change.
• Under the hood: the project gets its first CI — a GitHub Actions workflow on windows-latest that syncs the dev group and runs ruff plus the whole pytest tests/ tests_smoke/ suite on every push; pytest and ruff were finally declared in the dev group (T-784). deploy.ps1 no longer stages with git add -A — tracked-only git add -u, untracked files staged only on an explicit prompt — and its force-push fallback on a rebase conflict now requires explicit confirmation (T-783).

v0.8.32 — 2026-08-10

• "Hide on Click-Out" is back, and it actually behaves. The feature removed in v0.8.24 (21af95f) plus the machinery strip in v0.8.27 (fe76c94) is restored: the checkbox, the Alt+A toggle, close_on_focus_loss, the changeEvent hide path with its startup and flicker guards, the hotkey settings row, the help line, the i18n keys, and the ~30 counted focus locks around dialogs. The root cause of the original removal report — four dialogs added after v0.8.24 opening modal with no focus lock — is fixed, so the popup actually closes on outside click (T-773).
• Colour helpers unified. clamp_byte/hex_to_rgb made public in theme/themes.py, and blend_hex is now shared: timers.py dropped its private byte-identical copies, and the two near-identical palette dances in analog_clock.py and drop_overlay.py became the one theme_raw_colors(main_win, fallback). One definition, both callers import it (T-770, T-771, T-772).
• Under the hood: the test suite runs on its own sound cache — a per-process tempfile.tempdir keeps concurrent pytest runs from colliding on the machine-global scaled-volume cache (T-778); one test that asserted on the real _play_winsound while a session mute had replaced it now grabs the captured function directly, so tests/ alone goes green (T-779); a queue-restore test bypassing SiloQueue deserialisation is fixed (T-774); uv.lock re-locked to the shipped version (T-775); the wiki pages were synced to describe the restored feature instead of the removed one (T-776).

v0.8.31 — 2026-08-08

• Translation backport for the v0.8.26 sound-settings text (T-769). The long running note added in v0.8.26 — "Picking a sound plays it. Volume 0 = the global volume." — never made it into Russian, Estonian and Дед; they are back at 100% coverage (1015 keys, zero gaps). The five dead "Hide on Click-Out" keys removed from the English source in v0.8.25 are gone from those locales too.
• Under the hood: the translation bundle's coverage_pct metadata now states the real numbers across all 33 locales, and the wiki pages were synced for the v0.8.28–v0.8.30 sound-icon and zebra-row changes.

v0.8.30 — 2026-08-07

• No more white zebra rows. Tables with alternating row colors drew Qt's unstyled WHITE AlternateBase under the theme's light text — "white on near-white" (reported on Sound Settings). The theme's table sheet now sets alternate-background-color, blended from the table background toward the theme's text colour: dark themes get a subtly lighter dark row, pale themes a subtly darker one. This is one fix in the shared theme sheet, so every table and list in the app (Sound Settings, Timers, the calendar popup) is covered. A regression test pins the zebra tone to the theme family.

v0.8.29 — 2026-08-07

• Sound Settings icons back in the theme family. v0.8.28 tinted each event icon with its own rainbow hue, which read as "the theme broke" inside the dark-golden app. Icons now keep the theme's own colour again — events are told apart by their glyph SHAPE, and the confusable pairs (tick/untick, click/hover, button press/release, save/backup, escape/quit, open/close folder) got distinct pictograms. A regression test pins the icon hues to the theme family so a rainbow can never come back.

v0.8.28 — 2026-08-07

• Sound Settings — every event has its own icon. Each of the 56 sound events now carries a pictogram tinted with its own stable colour, so no two rows look alike even when they share a shape (tick/untick, click/hover, find/search). The hues walk a golden-angle spread from the theme's base colour, so the palette stays in the theme's family.

v0.8.27 — 2026-08-07

• Dead code removed (T-761). The focus-lock apparatus — ignore_focus_loss, _focus_lock_count and the _increment/_decrement_focus_lock helpers — was left write-only when Hide-on-Click-Out went away in v0.8.24. All ~30 call sites and the helpers are gone; no behavior changed.
• Under the hood: the subSaipen state files were brought into conformance and the saiwiki log's mixed-encoding corruption repaired.

v0.8.26 — 2026-08-07

• Sound settings — scannable at a glance. Every event now carries a small painted pictogram (bell, check, clock, folder, key, magnifier… — drawn, not emoji, so it follows the theme and needs no font). The table reads as a proper table: zebra stripes, no grid, tighter rows, fixed-width volume sliders, and the empty filler text is gone.

v0.8.25 — 2026-08-07

• Silo/archive integrity (T-754). Deleting an archive row no longer deletes the normal silo at the same index — the delete now carries its space explicitly. Archive reorders, deletes and insert-at-top mutations remap the archive's own folders, project paths and prompt queues (they used to move only the text). "Archive silo" is one transaction: text, document, files folder, project path and queued prompts move together. Swapping a silo across the normal/archive boundary carries all of that state too. The undo snapshot now restores all of it exactly.
• Queue state machine (T-756). A queued prompt's line number is re-stamped from its anchor when the silo is left or the queue saved, so an inactive silo never fires at the wrong line. A detached prompt revives to pending the moment its source line comes back — no dialog needed. Moving a prompt to another silo's queue makes it a text snapshot, so the destination never binds it to its own same-numbered line.
• Watcher honesty (T-757). The permission-prompt blocker now actually runs — but only for transports that can read the target's visible text (CDP); a blocker on any other transport is flagged inactive instead of pretending. min_gap_ms/max_sends from adapters.toml reach the engine, dry_run_new seeds the default, and dead limit keys are gone. CDP agents arm without a window handle.
• Per-category state (T-758). Renaming or deleting a project now moves or removes every registered per-category store — project types, session and saved cursors no longer stay behind under the old name.
• Paste and dock fixes. Pasting a copied file reads its content into the silo; closing the file manager no longer makes the silo sidebar grow every time.
• Under the hood: one index-remap registry with per-namespace queue keys, one per-category registry, duplicate helpers collapsed, 5 orphan translation keys removed, and the architecture knowledge base rewritten to match the live code.

v0.8.24 — 2026-08-07

• Hide on Click-Out removed (T-751). The setting, its Alt+A global toggle, the settings checkbox, and the hide-on-focus-loss machinery are gone. It was the root cause of three P0/P1 "the window vanished" reports (Ctrl+Z hid it, Ctrl+Z closed it, the startup hid itself): changeEvent read every transient window deactivation as a click away and hid the window — a defect class no amount of focus-lock patching (T-732, T-750) could close for good. The window now never hides on its own. Existing profiles keep the dead setting harmlessly; the ~30 focus-lock call sites stay as a symmetric save/restore.
• The Cyrillic gate covers the promoted i18n tools. tools/sync_saitranslate.py injects the Russian grandpa-voice prefix into the ded locale; it is input data, not stray prose, so the codebase gate names it as an allowlist exception. The T-749 promotion only ever ran 7 targeted smoke tests, so the break only surfaced now.

v0.8.23 — 2026-08-07

• Per-hotkey sounds for every shortcut (T-745). Every hotkey in the software now has a named, individually re-mappable sound event: bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, header, divider, snap, find, replace, focus, export, quit — plus UI actions like archive, sidebar, lock, zoom, search, transform and escape. Each appears in the Sound Settings dialog so it can be re-picked.
• One sound per action, never two. New/save/help made two sounds for one keypress — the hotkey layer fired one, the handler fired its own. The wrapper now stands aside for actions that sound themselves. Ctrl+T fired its action twice (window shortcut + editor handler); it is now editor-only with its own sound.
• Deleting a silo snapshots before it mutates (T-744). del_silo used to write the live editor text into the model, then take the undo snapshot — so an undo restored a state that had already changed. The snapshot now comes first; undo restores the exact text, metadata, and ordering the user saw before deleting. Batch delete remains one undo transaction: one Ctrl+Z brings all deleted silos back.
• The test-notification toast is verified clickable (T-743, closed). Seven regression tests drive body-click, close-button, modal-dialog, and cleanup paths. The toast receives input even while the Timers dialog is modal, deletes itself on close, and leaves no stale registry entry.
• Ctrl+Z no longer closes the program (T-750). A data undo queued a transient window-deactivation that arrived asynchronously — after the undo returned — and changeEvent read it as "clicked away" and hid the window. The smart undo/redo paths now hold the counted focus lock and release it deferred (300 ms) so the queued event arrives under the lock. Live regression proves the lock blocks the hide path and the release unblocks it.
• Under the hood: the SAIPEN event log is now guarded against concurrent writers with a cross-platform file lock; the ledger was repaired after concurrent-writer corruption.

v0.8.22 — 2026-08-07

• Timer alarm picks from all 412 shipped sounds, not just eight event names (T-741). The combo lists the named events first (existing timers keep resolving), then every file in the sound library. A file is stored as file:<name> and routed straight to play_file at the timer's own volume, so no settings change can move it under the timer's feet. An unshipped file falls back to tick instead of going blank.
• Hotkey sound ships ON for every shortcut (T-742). The generic hotkey event is now enabled by default — the user asked for "all possible hotkeys" twice. Profiles carrying the old shipped False are healed once. Ctrl+A/C/V/X, which Qt handles itself and never passes through the shortcut layer, now sound too from the editor's keyPressEvent.

v0.8.21 — 2026-08-06

• Ctrl+Z makes one sound, not two. v0.8.18 gave every hotkey a sound, but undo already played one of its own, so a single Ctrl+Z fired twice — while the same Ctrl+Z typed inside the editor took a different route and played only the old generic tick. The sound now belongs to the action rather than to the key: undo and redo play their own pair on every route, text undo and redo are no longer silent, and the hotkey layer stands aside for the handful of actions that sound themselves.

v0.8.20 — 2026-08-06

• A #-headed snippet gets its bold sidebar title again. The setting worked for silos and quietly did nothing for snippets. The bold was being applied and then thrown away inside the same refresh: the button sets its stylesheet last, and applying a stylesheet makes Qt rebuild the widget's font from the theme rules, discarding the weight set a moment earlier.
• The hover highlight follows the pointer when the text scrolls. Scrolling under a stationary mouse left the wash on the line it started on. The scroll was already wired to recompute it — but the recompute asked Qt "is the mouse over me", which is answered no for an unfocused window or a widget scrolled under a still pointer, i.e. exactly the situations it was there to handle. It now checks where the pointer actually is.
• Under the hood: the test suite is fully green for the first time in this stretch — 1657 passing, nothing skipped over, nothing weakened.

v0.8.19 — 2026-08-06

• Housekeeping, one small fix. Sidebar buttons now re-apply their font on every refresh instead of trusting a cached "already done" flag — a theme or scale pass could wipe a title's boldness while the cache still claimed it had been applied, leaving the button plain until something unrelated changed. Otherwise this release is test hygiene: three window-density tests that shared one window with five hundred others now build their own, which takes the suite from four long-standing failures down to one. That last one is a real defect (a #-headed snippet does not get its bold sidebar title) and is now tracked as such rather than filed under "known noise".

v0.8.18 — 2026-08-05

• Sound on every hotkey and toolbar action (T-735). One wrapper at the single registration point gives every shortcut a sound event — named ones for undo/redo (a two-pitch pair), select-all, settings, help, new and save, with a generic hotkey fallback that ships switched off so the default stays quiet.
• The notification toast is clickable and removable (T-736). Clicking the toast body dismisses it; stale open-toast entries no longer push new toasts off-screen, and the stack is clamped to the screen.
• No more white header bars and grid lines (T-737). QHeaderView and table grid lines were unstyled in every theme, so Qt painted them near-white; one shared stylesheet rule now tints headers and grids from the active theme, including the calendar popup's weekday strip.
• Drag a silo out into Explorer as a real .md file (T-738). The drag now carries a text/uri-list alongside the internal reorder text; the file is named from the silo's header (or first three words) with a timestamp, the open silo exports its live editor text, and the scratch folder is swept daily.
• Ctrl+Z after switching silos no longer wipes text (T-734). The "Switch silo" undo snapshot is re-stamped to the document you land on, so undo routing sees the truth and prefers the text typed after the switch.

v0.8.17 — 2026-08-05

• One-click timer presets (T-726). The timer dialog's primary flow is now visible: in 10m, in 1h, tonight, tomorrow buttons write the moment and show a live preview, so a timer is created without typing a word. The free-text field stays as the power path above them, and the calendar picker stays in sync.

v0.8.16 — 2026-08-05

• The caret no longer lands mid-word at startup (T-720). When a silo's text changed between sessions, the saved cursor offset was clamped into the new text, dropping the caret in the middle of a word instead of where the user left it — or, for a never-visited silo, at the predictable end. The saved position now carries a fingerprint of the text it belongs to; if the text changed, the restore falls back to the usual Start/End rule instead of trusting a stale offset. Saved positions from older versions still restore as before.

v0.8.15 — 2026-08-04

• Undo no longer hides the window after an image paste (T-732). Pasting an image writes a PNG into the watched file folder, and the panel's watcher fired its refresh a moment later — landing under whatever the user pressed next, so the very next Ctrl+Z (or anything else) looked like it had clicked the window away and the app hid itself. The refresh now takes the same focus lock dialogs use while the panel is a floating window, and skips it when docked, so the paste → refresh → hide chain is broken at its source.

v0.8.14 — 2026-08-04

• Silo presets (T-715). Eleven ready-made templates — TODO, thoughts, a ten-item bullet list, a ten-item checklist, daily log, meeting notes, bug report, decision record, kanban, table, prompt scaffold. Reach them from a silo's right-click menu under ▤ Fill from preset, or by middle-clicking NEW, which skips the empty silo and creates one already filled. Filling is a single undo step, so Ctrl+Z takes the whole template back at once. They are .md files in the app's presets/ folder rather than a list inside the code: drop your own .md in beside them and it appears in the menu, named after the file. A leading number orders it (03_Bullet list.md shows as "Bullet list").

v0.8.13 — 2026-08-04

• Toolbar at the bottom (T-719). New checkbox under Settings → Layout: ⬇ Toolbar at Bottom puts the toolbar under the editor instead of above it. Same buttons, same order, same drag-to-reorder — the strip moves within the window's own layout rather than being rebuilt, so nothing it carries is affected. The choice survives a restart.

v0.8.12 — 2026-08-04

• Silos as horizontal tabs (T-718). New setting under Settings → Silo list: Silos — Sidebar (the usual column) or Horizontal tabs (a strip above the editor). It is the same strip either way — the silo buttons move hosts rather than being rebuilt — so paging, drag-reorder and every refresh work identically in both modes, and dragging a tab uses the same rule as dragging a sidebar entry: the leading half of a tab drops before it, the trailing half after it, the centre nests. A child silo has no room on a bar, so it moves into the parent's right-click menu, under ↳ Children — which also works in sidebar mode, as a second route rather than the only one.

v0.8.11 — 2026-08-04

• Hotkeys work on any keyboard layout (T-723). "Alt+~ does nothing on Estonian" was not one key — it was the entire shifted symbol row. ~ ! @ # $ % ^ & * ( ) _ + { } | : " < > ? were all treated as layout-dependent and none of them had a fallback, so on any layout that cannot type the character directly (Estonian cannot type ~ — it is a dead key there) the hotkey resolved to a virtual key that does not exist and was never registered at all. A shifted symbol is now resolved as the physical key it shares with its unshifted partner, which is what a global hotkey means in the first place: Alt+~ is the key left of 1, whatever your layout prints on it.
• Pasted images are clickable chips again (T-724). Pasting an image path inserted a plain markdown link — raw [name](file:///...) text you could not click — instead of the collapsed golden chip. Only the image form ![](...) is ever drawn as a chip, and the path paste was not using it. New setting under Settings → Lines: Pasted image — Pill (clickable) (the default, and the old behaviour), Markdown link, or Plain path. Pasting a non-image path still makes an ordinary link.

v0.8.10 — 2026-08-04

• Un-ticking sounds different from ticking (T-722). tick_off.wav had been mapped since the sound registry was built and nothing ever asked for it: the play helper hardcoded the "tick" event, so switching a box off sounded exactly like switching it on. Both directions now have their own sound, at the silo tick, the settings checkboxes, the snippets panel and hide-on-click-out — and clicking a checkbox in the text, which made no sound at all. One-shot confirmations (copying a code block, a batch delete) are not toggles and keep the single tick.
• Closing the docked files pane (T-721). Two things wrong with one gesture. It plays its close sound now: a docked pane is hidden rather than closed, so the sound wired to the panel's close event never fired for it. And the width it gives up goes back to the editor instead of to the silo sidebar — Qt hands a hidden pane's space to whichever pane has stretch, so the sidebar grew a little every single time you closed the files pane.
• The timer understands its own picker (T-727). "Use Picker" fills the field with 2026-08-10 11:00 and the dialog answered "Not a time I understand" — the parser only ever knew HH:MM with an optional today/tomorrow. It now takes a leading date, with or without a time, and a dated moment is taken literally instead of being bumped to tomorrow for being in the past.
• The timer's calendar is themed (T-725). The popup is its own top-level window with its own table, arrows and month/year spin, so the app's styling never reached it and it opened stock white inside a dark golden app. It now takes its colours from the active theme, as do the up/down arrows on the field.

v0.8.9 — 2026-08-04

• Ctrl+Z is reliable again, in both directions (T-716). Five separate defects sat behind "undo breaks once you move gaps and edit text", and together they could lose typed text for good. Snapshots never carried the live editor text — the open silo's text only reaches storage when something flushes it — so every undo entry was stale by exactly what you had typed since, and restoring one deleted it. Silo gaps were in no snapshot at all and neither gap command pushed one, so Ctrl+Z after moving a gap reached past it into an unrelated older action. The guard that skips do-nothing entries compared 6 of 18 fields, so an action that only moved a gap, recoloured, ticked or nested a silo counted as "nothing happened" and was discarded, letting undo walk back into an older snapshot and restore its text over yours. And after the first data undo the router latched onto the data stack, so every following Ctrl+Z overwrote newer text with older state. Undo now runs on one ordered timeline — each snapshot records the document's own undo depth — so Ctrl+Z always reverses the newest thing, whichever kind it was, and Ctrl+Y (now bound, alongside Ctrl+Shift+Z) puts it back step for step.
• Formatting hotkeys stop throwing the view to the top (T-717). Ctrl+W, Alt+W and Ctrl+E already asked for the caret to stay visible, but from inside the edit block — before the reflow that resets the scrollbar. The viewport is now restored after the edit closes, then the caret re-shown, so a command fired at the bottom of a long silo leaves you where you were. Ctrl+W also gained the undo boundary Alt+W already had: typing straight after it is no longer swallowed by the same undo step.
• The Archive panel renders again (T-729). It painted as an empty dark box with thin strips down its left edge: four 21px rows were being laid out at y = 0, 2, 4, 6 inside a 42px panel — two rows of space for four rows of content. The panel now claims the height its rows actually need before the layout runs.
• Sound, rebuilt (T-705–T-710). The whole library re-encoded to 16-bit PCM mono 22.05 kHz WAV (the packaged build has no QtMultimedia, so it plays WAV through winsound and every MP3/OGG was dead weight), a duplicate found by decoded-audio hash rather than byte compare, and names that say what a sound is for. New Sound settings dialog: every event separately switchable, mappable to any file in the library, with its own volume and a preview that is audible even while UI sounds are off. Optional CS 1.6 button set, typewriter backspace, chest open/close on the file panel, and per-timer sounds.
• Volume control actually does something (T-699). The shipped build has no QtMultimedia at all, so it always took the winsound path — which has no volume control, which is why the slider looked dead outside a dev checkout. Levels are now applied by rescaling the WAV samples into a per-level cached copy.
• Timer date picker (T-711) with a calendar popup and a "Now"/"Use Picker" pair, snake_case no longer renders as italics (T-712), snippet-panel visibility is remembered per project (T-713), and Alt+click collapses a silo's children (T-714).
• Defaults are the shipped profile (T-695, T-696). A new profile now starts from the settings this build is actually tuned for — font 18, UI scale 50%, the golden theme, the hotkey set — instead of a thinner hardcoded set. Existing profiles keep everything they had.
• Drag-and-drop lands where you dropped it (T-702), hovering a silo's tick no longer shifts its title (T-703), gaps stay with the silo you parked them under (T-704), Ctrl+E on a bullet builds the header instead of spawning a stray bullet (T-697), deleting a silo is discoverable and confirmed (T-698), and window presets remember zen mode and the sidebar (T-700, T-701).

v0.8.8 — 2026-08-02

• Transform menu speaks 33 languages (T-693). ✨ Transform to…, 📄 Text, 📋 Kanban Board and 📊 Table were built with addMenu/addAction and never passed through tr(), so they rendered English in every locale — and the bundle did not carry them either. Wrapped at the call sites and added to all 33 locales (939 → 943 keys), reusing each locale's existing Insert Table / Insert Kanban wording so the menu does not invent a second word for the same object.
• Ctrl+Shift line drag no longer mangles the text (T-694). The multi-line drag shipped in v0.8.7 duplicated the dragged lines, deleted a neighbouring one and left blank lines behind (measured: dragging line 2 of one/two/three/four onto line 4 returned \nthree\nfour\ntwo — one was gone). The lines now travel as a QTextDocumentFragment, so bold, checkboxes and image pills survive the move instead of being flattened to plain text.

v0.8.7 — 2026-08-01

• Translation bundle integrated (T-691). The 939-key, 33-locale bundle that has sat in .saipen/saitranslate/ since 30.07 is now the live runtime pack: all 33 core/i18n/*.py modules regenerated from it (each 939 keys, 100% coverage — the old pack was stale at 874 and silently missed the 63 multi-line tooltip keys from the 01.08 repair). The hardcoded 🤍 Support developer button in the Help dialog now translates via tr(). GUIDE_EST.md, GUIDE_JA.md, GUIDE_DE.md copied from the translate kitchen to the repo root next to GUIDE_EN/GUIDE_RU.

v0.8.6 — 2026-08-01

• Housekeeping: full maintenance sweep clean (886 tests pass), translation bundle verified 100% in sync across all 33 locales and the translated wiki docs/guides. No user-facing changes.

v0.8.5 — 2026-08-01

• Fixed: hotkey test could fail depending on the active Windows keyboard layout. The hyphen key (Ctrl+Shift+-) resolves through VkKeyScanW, which is deliberately layout-aware — on a non-US layout (e.g. Estonian) the hyphen lives on a different physical key. The test hardcoded the US layout's VK code, so it failed the moment the machine's keyboard layout changed. The test now asserts the exact US value only on the US layout and a valid VK elsewhere.
• Under the hood: the translation bundle gained kitchen/guides/ — the "FastPrompter for dummies" guide translated into Estonian, Japanese and German (Russian is hand-maintained). Bundle still awaits integration via an ADD ticket.

v0.8.4 — 2026-08-01

• Translation bundle fully synced — 33 locales at 100%. The re-sync sweep from v0.8.3 is now complete: kitchen/docs/ mirrors the rewritten wiki in all four languages (RU/EST were done in the v0.8.3 run, JA/DE in this one — 16 files each, headings/links/code blocks/setting keys/hotkeys preserved). The 63 multi-line tr() tooltip keys from the 01.08 repair are registered in every locale; validator passes 33/33 at 939 keys.
• Orphaned SAIPEN viewer dialog removed. The 101-line saipen_dialog.py was never wired into the app (zero references) — dropped.

Note: v0.8.3 was written and logged but never tagged/published — its work ships here.

v0.8.3 — 2026-07-31

• Fixed: pasting could freeze the whole window for a minute and a half. When you paste a short single line, FastPrompter checks whether it is a file path so it can turn it into a clickable link. That check ran on the UI thread with no time limit — so pasting a Windows network path whose server is not answering (an office share, a sleeping NAS, anything behind a VPN that is down) left Windows waiting for the connection to time out. Measured here: 93 seconds, window frozen, "Not Responding" in the title bar. That is what "the app crashes when I paste text" actually was. The check now gets a quarter of a second; if the filesystem cannot answer in that time the text is pasted as text, which is what you wanted anyway. Local paths are unaffected — they answer instantly.
• Fixed: "Reveal in folder" (Ctrl+right-click a file link) waited for Explorer to exit before the window would respond again. It no longer waits.
• Under the hood: the test suite could not be run as a single command — eight of its files died during collection, because four unit tests replaced PyQt6 with a mock and never put it back. Fixed; the suite now runs whole, 1542 tests in one process. That is how the paste bug's neighbours were found.

Note: v0.8.2 was tagged and its changelog written, but never published as a download — its translation work ships here.

v0.8.2 — 2026-07-30

• Translation sync — all 33 languages back to 100%. 72 recently-added tr() keys that never reached the translation bundle (from SiloTable, SiloKanban, Watcher, Timers, Number Tabs, File sidebar, and the other v0.8.0/v0.8.1 features) are now in every locale. Turkish coverage closed 17 gaps; 9 other languages each closed 1. Every shipped .py module regenerated from the JSON source of truth.
• Cleanup: removed orphaned tr.py (legacy Turkish module that tur.py replaced).

v0.8.1b — 2026-07-30

• Zen Mode exit: FastPrompter explicitly brings itself back to the foreground after restoring other windows on the third Ctrl+D tap, so it doesn't get buried under them.

v0.8.1a — 2026-07-30

• Fixed: the daily Markdown snapshot only covered the project you had open. It read the active-project alias, so a user with several projects had the others missing from Documents\.fastprompter\<date>\ — and the folder looked full, so nothing said otherwise. Silos and archive are now exported per project (silos\<project>\), matching how snippets were already handled, and the day's manifest counts all of them. Your primary data was never affected: the database, its .bak and the undo file always held every project.
• README gained a Reliability & data safety section — what protects your data, and an honest list of the limits.

v0.8.1 — 2026-07-30

New

• SiloTable — markdown tables you can actually edit. Tab / Shift+Tab walk the cells and select their content, Tab off the last cell grows a row, Enter adds a row instead of splitting one in half, and the pipes are column-aligned on demand. Right-click inside a table for rows, columns and alignment.
• SiloKanban — a real board: columns are ## headings, cards are bullets, and Alt+arrows move the card under the caret between columns or up and down. Tick a card, add a card, all from the right-click menu. A card's indented lines travel with it.
• Both stay plain markdown on purpose — that is what gets saved, mirrored to disk and pasted into an agent, so the board survives leaving the app.

Fixed

• Toolbar icons were cropped, and had been since the alpha. The theme's text padding was eating the button: on Vintage Classic a 20x20 button had a 4x10 slot for a 15px glyph, so only a narrow vertical slice of each emoji was ever painted. Every button in the app is now measured after each theme and scale change and guaranteed to fit its label — swept across 9 themes x 5 scales, nothing clips.
• Normal Window showed its title bar only from the third click. The frame flag was right the first time; Windows just never recomputed the frame. It also stopped walking the window a few pixels across the screen on every toggle.
• The settings panel left about 100px of empty space under the checkboxes on whichever tab opened first — its footer row kept the height it had at the previous window width.
• Moving a kanban card no longer clears the margin marks of unrelated lines in the same silo.

v0.8.0 — 2026-07-28

Big new things

• Watcher — per-silo prompt queues (Alt+C queues the line under the caret), idle detection for your agents, and a sender that posts without stealing focus. Queue state shows right in the line-number gutter; a master view spans every silo.
• Timers & limits — human duration input ("4d 11h", "45 мин", "18:30"), descriptions, popup notifications, a productivity work/break timer, and a 5-hour rolling limit catcher that can read the agent's own store while the app is shut.
• Silo nesting — two levels (1 → 1.1 → 1.1.1), multi-select with batch save/delete, user-defined gaps you can drag, per-silo colours, and one-way sync of silo text to disk.
• Ctrl+Q window zones — a compact map under the cursor, plus up to 10 of your own saved window positions (reorder, rename, re-capture; a maximised preset restores maximised). Fast mode skips the picker entirely and cycles the zones of one page.
• Files sidebar — the silo file container can dock as a collapsible sidebar on the side opposite the silo list instead of floating in its own window. It follows the silo you switch to, and shows a drop target while you drag.
• Hashtags, collapsible images, Obsidian-style Hide Markup, line temperature (tints recently edited lines), and a Word-style line-number margin with click-to-mark.

Header & layout

• Vision button cycles Source View / Live Preview / Reading from the toolbar.
• Number Tabs — projects as numbered boxes instead of the dropdown, wrapping into rows, size and per-row count configurable. Project cap raised 5 → 100.
• Token counter beside the line count: an estimated input-token count for the open silo, weighted by characters or by words. Click it to flip the weighting.
• Timer Minutes toggle — a long countdown reads "4d 11h 05m" instead of "4d".
• Projects can be reordered (and hidden without deleting) in the Projects manager.
• Tabbed, reflowing settings panel: minimum width went from 1848px to 287px.
• Reset UI Layout, customizable toolbar order, and a header that packs itself down instead of clipping at small widths or high UI scales.

Zen

• Ctrl+D now has three stages: Zen (chrome away), Solo (every other window on the desktop minimised), then back. Clicking away, minimising or hiding the window restores your desktop too.

Fixed

• Line numbers no longer overlap. A block the highlighter collapses to 1pt (a --- rule, an image, concealed markup) was ~2px tall but still got a full-height number, which landed on the next line's.
• A leaked signal connection on every silo switch. Returning to a silo stacked another copy of an editor callback onto its document — measured 4 → 14 after ten round trips — and the connection outlived the editor, which is an access violation waiting to happen.
• Number Tabs showed nothing and swallowed the sidebar hamburger: the widget was never registered in the toolbar order, so it was left orphaned in the corner.
• A dead gap at the top-right — the toolbar's flexible spacers could end up trailing, collapsing the whole right-hand cluster leftwards.
• The hamburger grew the sidebar instead of hiding it when the sidebar was on the right.
• The layout you leave is the layout you return to: a sidebar collapsed with the hamburger, and an open files sidebar, now survive a restart.
• Heavy-document crash on setExtraSelections during paint; a crash when dropping a pinned silo onto itself; Alt+C on an older database; silo state detaching from silos on reorder; per-silo colours belonging to a slot number instead of a tab; the window hiding itself at startup.
• Cursor sets are copied into the program instead of mirrored from the registry, and the saved set is applied at startup.

v0.7.0 — 2026-07-19

• 22 languages (was Russian/English only): English, Russian, Ukrainian, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Swedish, Danish, Finnish, Norwegian, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese, Arabic, Hebrew, Estonian — pick any of them live in Settings → Language. Russian coverage also grew (the picker fills gaps the old dictionary left in English), and English is unchanged.
• Flag icons in the language selector — drawn as crisp little pictures (emoji flags don't render on Windows), so every language has a recognisable flag.
• Bonus «Дед» language 👴 — the whole UI in an angry-90s-grandpa voice, as an overlay on Russian (concentrated in tooltips, dialogs and menus).
• Fixed: switching languages could leave the View combo (Source / Live Preview / Reading) stuck showing a foreign script, and silently broke preview-mode switching in every non-English language. It now localizes cleanly and always resolves the mode correctly.
• Ctrl+E headers no longer print literal ** __ asterisks — a # header is already bold, so the template is markerless by default; old star-heavy templates are migrated automatically, and the header-format editor's preview now renders real bold/italic instead of raw markers.
• Removed the dotted focus rectangle that appeared over buttons after clicking them.
• Header buttons no longer overlap the last character of a timestamp.

v0.6.6 — 2026-07-18

• Fixed crash: clearing/deleting a silo with "🗑 Trash Vision" on wrote a snippet entry with the wrong shape (title instead of name), which crashed the snippet panel with KeyError: 'name' the moment you switched tabs. Fixed the write, and made the panel tolerate old/foreign entries instead of crashing.
• Fixed crash: the new project-folder/executable launcher buttons (▶️/📂 on a silo) raised NameError: name 'logger' is not defined the instant you clicked one with no path configured yet.
• Fixed: per-silo project folder/executable paths (right-click → Configure Project Paths) could silently vanish after a restart + a single tab switch — the per-category store was never linked up at boot, only when switching tabs. Paths now survive restarts reliably.
• Fixed: file-container silo collision — two silos could jump onto each other's file folder after a restart. Every silo now gets a persistent, unique folder identity instead of being matched by title text.
• Fixed: deleting or clearing a silo's file container is no longer a dead end — its files ride along with the undo, restoring alongside the text.
• Fixed: "🔤 Text Month" setting was silently ignored below 1280px window width (i.e. almost always) — it now actually renders "17 Jul" instead of "17.07".
• Fixed: undo-state file could corrupt under concurrent writes and grow unbounded (12+ MB); category deletion no longer leaks per-category state or orphaned file folders; archived silos no longer collide on folder names.
• New: 🕐 12-Hour Clock toggle (Settings) — 09:05 PM instead of 21:05, applied consistently to the date widget, Ctrl+E headers, and end-of-line timestamps.
• New: comprehensive Ctrl+E header template editor — placeholders, markdown-wrap buttons, presets, live preview (Settings → Header Fmt → Edit…).
• New: 🎨 Silo Color Box toggle (Settings) — show/hide the clickable color swatch on # silos.
• New: Trash context menu, Delete-key trashing, and a Trash dialog for restoring or emptying _trash.
• Removed the visible | divider before the line counter in the header.
• Added a grandpa-voiced ELI5 guide for newcomers: GUIDE_EN.md / GUIDE_RU.md, linked at the top of the README.

v0.6.5a — 2026-07-18

• Critical crash fixed: switching silos (or any undo/redo push) crashed with 'list' object has no attribute 'values' — the undo/redo memory-cap iterated temp_presets as a dict when snapshots store it as a list. Both copies of the size helper now handle either shape.
• Critical crash fixed: twelve translation files (ar, da, fi, it, ko, nl, no, pl, pt, sv, th, tr) shipped with unescaped apostrophes (e.g. 'Pagina's') that were syntax errors and crashed the moment that language loaded. All 45 offending strings re-quoted.
• Guard added: a test now compiles every source file, so a syntax-error crash of this class can never ship again.
• Dense header (Ctrl+Q quarter snap) uses a numeric month so the full clock keeps fitting the 960px width.

v0.6.5 — 2026-07-17

• Bug fixes: Ctrl+E re-stamps no longer detach a silo from its files folder (timestamps are slug-invisible; retitles rename the folder); container Delete/Rename dialogs no longer hide behind the always-on-top window; theme switches no longer truncate toolbar button labels; a hidden search bar no longer filters snippets away; the timestamp refresh glyph survives the "17 Jul" date format; Normal Window toggles without the white flash.
• Trash instead of delete: middle-click or context menu moves a silo to data/files/_trash/ (text as .md + its files) — nothing is destroyed.
• Silo tick marks (✅): hover the title, click to mark done; persists per project, survives reorders.
• Files panel: Del / F2 / Enter / Ctrl+Shift+C (copy path) / Ctrl+N (new folder) / Ctrl+V (clipboard → file).
• Drop zones: dragging files over the editor shows Telegram-style zones — insert as text or store in Files.
• Header bar: 📌 always-on-top and # line-number toggles next to the counter; Home/End moved beside Save; mini analog clock (toggleable); day word in the clock.
• Header template: {text} {time} {state} fully user-controlled (Settings → Header Fmt).
• Hotkeys: defaults are now Alt+E (top), Alt+S (lock), Alt+A (hide on click-out, new); all rebindable; context menus reorganized with icons.

v0.6.4 — 2026-07-17

• Folding: collapse code blocks and # header sections with the ▾ box on the line; right-click → Expand All Folds.
• File container grows up: Explorer-style Icons/List/Details views; live file counter on 📁 buttons with per-type size breakdown on hover; .url links to originals (Alt+drop or context menu); Clipboard → File; configurable storage folder (Settings → Files Folder); dropping a text file on the editor now asks "insert as text or add to Files"; binary drops go to Files automatically.
• Day word in the date clock (Morning / Day / Evening / Night, toggleable); H button in the toolbar (same as Ctrl+E).
• Safety: clearing/deleting a silo moves its files to data/files/_trash/ instead of deleting them permanently.

v0.6.3 — 2026-07-16

• File container (📁): per-silo asset drawer — drop ANY files in, drag out, image previews, open/export/rename/delete. Stored as plain folders under data/files/<project>/<silo-title>/, fully readable outside FastPrompter.
• Code block copy button (⌘): one click on a ``` fence line copies the block.
• Configurable divider spacing: blank lines before/after --- are now spinboxes in Settings (all divider entry points share the setting).
• Date clock: top-right DD.MM - hh:mm:ss widget, seconds and visibility toggleable.
• Auto-bullet toggle moved to right-click on the bullet button (checked state shown); pinned silos get a visual gap (toggleable); removed the legacy Clean/Formatted paste buttons.

v0.6.2

• Fenced code blocks: monospace, syntax sub-highlighting, auto line numbers; bold # titles for silos & snippets (toggleable).
• Ctrl+W/Line land on a fresh bullet; fixed silent divergence between the two divider implementations.
• Double-Space Lists toggle for auto-bullet Enter continuation.

v0.6.1

• First public release: portable EXE, silos, snippets, projects, archive, global hotkeys, markdown highlighting, undo for data actions, UI scaling, sounds.