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Commit actions: one of your own commits can be pinned to the top of your profile. The pin sits with the star, pastel, and quote actions on your top-level commits — on your profile's feed and on its thread — and flips between Pin and Unpin as the pin moves; the profile shows the pinned commit under a Pinned mark above everything else, where it stays until you unpin it.
Threads: each thread lists the related commits under it — the commits closest to it in meaning, as full cards you can open, star, and answer from. A thread with nothing close shows nothing.
Search: Ctrl K opens the site's search palette anywhere — even mid-sentence — and the sidebar carries a Search row for it. The palette finds people by name or handle and commits by what they are about, with the site's own pauses while you type, the slow-down line when the server asks for a rest, and the fatal line when nothing matches. Enter opens a person's profile or a commit's thread; "Write a commit" is a few keystrokes away. Each search you settle on becomes one of your three recents for the next open. "See all matching commits" opens the results page: the term in its box, the match count, the same cards as the feed, and the quiet suggestions while the box is empty.
Fixed
Threads: the thread page hands its cards the reading column's full width, the same width the feed hands its own — a page-wide inset had narrowed every card on it, and the widest lines slid past the column's edge.
Commit cards: a link card no longer widens with its address: it follows the site's own — the site's name (or its host) on the mono line, the title at two lines, and a link whose page never gave a title stays absent.