rubens-version 1.0.0

First tagged release of rubens-version — a trimmed-down fork of ccanvas focused on agent, terminal, and editor workflows.

macOS: opening the app

This build isn't notarized (that needs a paid Apple Developer account), so
macOS will flag ccanvas.app as being from an unidentified developer the
first time you open it. Either right-click the app → Open → confirm
Open in the dialog, or run this once after downloading:

xattr -cr /Applications/ccanvas.app

What's new

🖥️ VS Code, embedded	⌘⇧V opens the real VS Code (code serve-web) as a widget, scoped to the canvas folder, with extensions from Open VSX — no separate window to manage. Needs the code CLI on PATH; works in both the desktop app and the browser build
🖼️ Drag & drop into agents	Drag a file — an image, a screenshot, anything — from Finder/Explorer straight onto a terminal or agent widget; it's pasted in as a path Claude Code reads as an attachment. The widget outlines while you're hovering over it. Desktop app only
🎨 Your terminal, not a generic one	On macOS, terminal widgets pick up your default iTerm2 profile — font, cursor, ANSI palette. Falls back to the built-in theme elsewhere
🧠 Memory panel	A side dock renders Claude's own cross-session memory for the bound folder as a force-directed graph, read straight from ~/.claude/projects/…/memory/
🔢 Hold ⌘ to see terminal numbers	Hold ⌘ for a beat and every terminal shows the digit that ⌘1–⌘9 jumps to
📛 Agent titles that stay in sync	A Claude agent widget adopts the name you /rename inside the session, or the title Claude generates after the first prompt
🪶 A slimmer toolbar	The vector-drawing tools and GitHub-issue widgets from upstream are gone from the chrome — the surface is just Claude, a shell, and the files between them

Commits

• Fix inaccuracies in the new README feature descriptions
• Redesign README with an animated hero banner
• Add VS Code editor widget and workspace improvements
• Further task bar minimization
• rubens version (initial branch trim: removed vector-drawing tools, GitHub PR/issues/actions widgets, and logic-arrow flow orchestration from the UI)