4 posts tagged with "workspace"

Release date: August 15, 2026

v0.4.2 improves everyday startup, operational visibility, and workspace switching so new installations and new conversations become useful sooner.

Dashboard and startup​

• The dashboard is now a continuous operational overview with drill-down views for tasks, projects, products, molds, quotations, and customer trends.
• Successful sign-in consistently opens AI Chat, preventing the dashboard and AI workspace from appearing together.
• New users start with both navigation rails expanded and selection translation disabled. Existing preferences remain unchanged.

AI and tools​

• New AI conversations prewarm an Agent session to reduce first-message tool and Skill initialization delays.
• The LAN assistant uses semantic striped backgrounds to distinguish locally and remotely missing files, including clearer selected states.
• Fixes local folder persistence in site management so the selected folder survives reopening and restart.

Personal and team workspaces​

• Fixes occasional 403 responses and an empty Business Management group after entering personal offline mode on a new installation.
• Team upgrade now separates workspaces claimable by this device from teams hosted elsewhere instead of exposing a raw HTTP 409 error.
• A new independent cloud team can be created and claimed for the current computer without changing teams or data hosted on another computer.

Release date: August 14, 2026

v0.4.1 strengthens the identity boundary between cloud accounts and local workspaces, preventing team host state from being mixed when the same account signs in through a development build, an installed build, or another computer.

Workspace sign-in​

• Fixes session binding and workspace access errors when a development build and an installed build use the same cloud account with different local databases.
• A team remains bound to its original owner host. Signing in on a fresh installation enters that device's personal workspace and explains that the team is hosted elsewhere; team data and permissions are not copied.
• A local workspace that already belongs to another team now rejects an incorrect team host binding with a clear error.

Installation and upgrades​

• Every new installation creates a unique local workspace identity on that device instead of retaining an identity generated while the installer was built.
• Upgrades rotate only a completely empty, never-claimed legacy template identity. Existing accounts, members, and business records remain unchanged.

Release date: 2026-06-09

v0.3.40 focuses on the desktop workspace shell so future context, detail, and supporting tools can live beside the main work area instead of competing with it.

New features​

• The desktop workspace now uses a three-panel shell with a left navigation rail, center main workspace, and right auxiliary rail.
• The new right auxiliary rail includes its own expand/collapse entry plus reserved header and body space for future context, detail, and helper tools.

Refinements​

• Left and right rail toggle buttons now stay fixed near the top edge of the window, so their position does not jump when panels expand or collapse.
• Both the left navigation rail and right auxiliary rail support drag-to-resize and remember the latest desktop layout preference.
• The desktop title bar now uses a more precise drag region so search, status, user actions, and window controls are less likely to be treated as draggable space.

Fixes​

• Window controls in the compact desktop title bar no longer interfere with nearby interaction zones, making minimize, maximize, and close more reliable.
• The hidden-brand Electron utility title bar no longer lets the drag overlay block toolbar clicks in the top area.

Notes​

• These release notes continue to record only user-visible application changes, not internal development or build-process adjustments.

Release date: 2026-06-09

v0.3.41 keeps polishing the desktop workspace shell, especially the title bar, left navigation rail, and the AI assistant chat layout where boundary spacing still felt loose.

Refinements​

• Blank space in the top title bar can now drag the desktop window while keeping window buttons, rail toggles, notifications, and avatar controls fully clickable.
• Left navigation child-route groups now stay collapsed by default, so areas like AI Assistant no longer auto-expand and occupy sidebar space.
• The left rail now supports narrower expanded and collapsed widths, and the right auxiliary rail can shrink the center workspace further during resize.
• The default expanded left-rail width is tighter, and the top-right rail toggle now sits closer to the window edge to reduce unused title-bar space.
• The left navigation panel uses a flatter, lighter surface, with tighter corners and inner padding to reduce sidebar bulk.
• Bottom global navigation and account spacing in the sidebar are tighter, while the avatar/name block now aligns with the main navigation icon and label columns.
• Navigation row height and spacing are further compressed, and the utility title bar height is lower.
• Expanded left-nav groups can now toggle by clicking the main text area, with chevrons aligned more tightly to labels.
• The avatar, display name, and account menu are now consolidated into the lower-left settings entry, leaving only message and notification status actions in the top title bar.
• The AI assistant chat page now realigns the secondary sidebar boundary, resize handle, and bottom composer padding so they no longer overlap each other.
• The AI assistant send button now uses an upward arrow with a tail for clearer action recognition.

Notes​

• These release notes continue to record only user-visible application changes, not internal development or build-process adjustments.