Proof stays with the turn that created it
- Captured proof appears in context. Screenshots, recordings, and other artifacts render beneath the turn where they were captured, with compact controls into the proof drawer.
- Recovery and deletion are complete. ADE can repair, remove, prune, and transfer proof safely across the desktop, CLI, hosted client, iOS, and
ade code. - Artifact boundaries are stricter. Lane ownership, real-path checks, file-type validation, rollback, and secret protections prevent invalid or sensitive files from entering synced proof.
Chat cards are easier to scan
- Cards share one responsive layout. Titles, durations, counts, actions, CI status, and subagent identity align consistently without constraining the transcript to a narrow column.
- Failures remain truthful. Degraded GitHub data no longer looks successful or erases richer cached card state.
- History replays in order. Desktop, hosted web, iOS, and
ade codepreserve hydration watermarks, retained runtime ownership, and reconnect recovery without dropping or duplicating events.
Multi-machine Work shows what is reachable
- Offline machines leave the sidebar. Unreachable lanes and chats disappear after a short reconnect grace period instead of filling Work with disabled rows.
- Runtime ownership is stable. Reads, actions, navigation, and retained chat state stay bound to the machine that owns them through refreshes and project changes.
- Lane controls are clearer. Reordering, filtering, PR context, and management actions use the same machine-aware state.
Attention and analytics hardening
- Account-wide Attention is consistent. Desktop, hosted web, mobile, the native notch helper, and push delivery share the same account-scoped state and routing.
- Push relay reliability improved. Attention delivery, authentication, migrations, expiry handling, and CI fixtures are safer and deterministic.
- Activation measurement is quota-aware. Identity changes, event ordering, and capped PostHog flows preserve useful product signals without runaway event volume.
