v0.1.6

Changes since v0.1.5.

Highlights

The viewer speaks the landing's design language (candlelight)

supragnosis.dev and the live viewer used to look like two different products; now they are one.
The landing's candlelight theme moves into the viewer wholesale - warm gold on near-black ink,
parchment text, mono chrome with serif prose, a soft glow beneath the transparent canvas and film
grain above it.

• Palette: gold is the accent voice (active toggles/tabs/chips, hovers, the wordmark
  asterisk); teal is the success voice (hub health, in sync, session footprint rings, the
  canonical ring in a merge preview). Hull fill and edge opacity are retuned for the darker ink.
• Typography: UI chrome is the mono stack, prose (descriptions, definitions, rationale, empty
  states) is the serif stack - and the canvas node labels are mono too, matching the landing's
  hero constellation. Fonts stay self-contained: no webfont fetch, the viewer keeps working
  offline on its loopback surface.
• Details: the 5-spoke gold asterisk favicon rides along as a data URI; a proposal's accept
  is the landing's solid-gold button (the gate's primary act); the detail panel's close control is
  a real icon button (inline SVG X, round-capped strokes like the favicon) instead of a text glyph.

Island panels - the graph continues behind the chrome

The side rails become floating card islands: inset from every screen edge, rounded and
shadowed, so the canvas visibly continues behind and around them instead of ending at two walls.

• Height hugs the content - an empty Proposals tab is a small card, not a full-height empty
  column - and caps above the statusbar, with the rail body scrolling inside the card.
• The camera controls (+ / - / fit) relocate to the canvas's bottom-right as a vertical
  stack (the map-tool convention); their old top-right spot lost its anchor once the rails
  stopped being full-height. The right island's height cap reserves that corner, so a full
  proposals list can never slide under the zoom buttons.
• Auto-fit and centering follow the new geometry - the graph frames itself into the strip
  between the islands.

Type definitions where the types are read

Hovering a node-type or edge-type legend chip now shows the type's T-Box definition in the
styled tooltip, next to the existing on-graph highlight. A type with no recorded definition gets
a nudge toward define_type instead of silence - the Principle 8 vocabulary surfaces in the
reading flow, and the gap in it becomes a curation micro-decision (Principle 22) rather than a
separate chore. The glossary is fetched regardless of whether the Types tab is open, so the
vocabulary is always warm.

Reduced motion respected

With prefers-reduced-motion, the viewer skips the settling animation entirely: the layout
simulation burst-steps to convergence within one frame and the graph appears already still - the
same respect the landing pays. Everyone else keeps the calm loader.

Fix: chrome tooltips no longer swallowed

The window-level mousemove handler used to hide the shared tooltip on every pointer move - which
killed the new chip tooltips instantly, and could surface node tooltips for nodes hidden beneath
opaque panels. Node hover now runs only for canvas-targeted moves; dragging and panning still
work across the whole window.

Install

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Ashon/supragnosis/main/scripts/install.sh | sh

Or download the platform tar.gz from the assets below, extract it, and put supragnosis
on your PATH. Supported: macOS (arm64 / x86_64), Linux (x86_64, glibc 2.35+); each asset ships a
.sha256.

• CLI: supragnosis --help. Register with an MCP client: claude mcp add supragnosis -- ~/.local/bin/supragnosis.

Notes / limitations

• Viewer-only release: no storage format, wire format, or MCP surface change - v0.1.5 nodes
  and hubs interoperate unchanged.
• The named fonts (IBM Plex Mono, Newsreader) render when installed locally; otherwise the viewer
  falls back to the system mono/serif stacks by design (no webfont fetch on the loopback surface).
• The viewer's opt-in network exposure (SUPRAGNOSIS_VIZ_PUBLIC=1) remains read-only and remains
  broader than the sync share whitelist (a workspace=* read serves every workspace) - treat it
  as "publish this node read-only" until the authenticated read tier (federation Phase 3.5) lands.
  See architecture.md Section 14.
• 0.x early release - the storage format and surfaces may still change.