Flowly v1.7.2

Full Changelog: v1.7.1...v1.7.2

Flowly v1.7.1

What's Changed

• fix(telemetry): fix the errors the first reports surfaced by @JasprW in #69
• chore: prepare v1.7.1 release by @JasprW in #70

Full Changelog: v1.7.0...v1.7.1

Flowly v1.7.0

Full Changelog: v1.6.0...v1.7.0

Flowly v1.6.0

Flowly 1.6.0

Covers everything merged to main since v1.5.0 (#20–#55). The in-app What's new window shows the highlights marked ★.

New

• ★ Project memory. Decisions, conventions, pitfalls and contacts you confirm on one card carry over to the sessions of later cards in the same project. Agents propose entries with flowly_remember and you confirm them; when a card reaches Done, a short review can suggest one more. New Memory page (press M), a Memory section in the card sidebar, and a per-project switch. (#30)
• ★ Welcome tour redesign. Five pages that also set the basics: interface and AI output language, the Progress model, Progress / Next steps / Ideas for sessions outside Flowly, and the Project memory and Insights switches, with token and cost estimates. After the tour a callout points at the Settings button. (#34)
• ★ One switch each for Project memory and Insights across all projects (Settings → AI features). (#34)
• ★ Progress, Next steps and Ideas in sessions Flowly doesn't manage. On by default for new users who finish the tour; existing users keep them off until they turn them on (each turn of such a session runs the summary model once). (#34)
• ★ Several summary models with fallback. Pick an ordered list in Settings → Models; when one fails, the next is used. (#37)
• ★ Default permission mode for new sessions, globally (Settings → Models) or per project. New sessions and Start an agent prefill it. (#40)
• ★ Azure DevOps connector. Work items (links or AB#123) as read-only card inputs, with search in From… and the Artifacts +. (#50)
• What's new window. Existing users see the highlights of a new release once after updating and can page back to earlier releases; reopen it from Settings → General. (#54)
• Agents can edit, dismiss and remove their card ideas. (#36)
• Running cards and sessions show a dot-matrix sweep, on the board, in the card's session rows and on the session header (nothing drawn with Reduce Motion). (#48, #52, #51)
• Opening a card centres its lane beside the sidebar on desktop. (#53)

Improved

• Memory page has Memory / Archived / Dismissed tabs like Ideas; Ideas and Memory cards share one layout. (#44)
• Queued messages can be taken back into the message box. (#44)
• The overview's In review / Blocked chips scroll the board to that lane. (#44, #53)
• Send behaviour moved to Settings → General; the composer's hint row and mode chooser are gone. (#44)
• One fade-and-collapse motion for Memory, Ideas, Attention and disclosures. (#31)
• The card sidebar shows only the latest Progress; the version list is gone. (#49)
• Faster loading on phones and in compact layouts. (#20, #47)

Fixed

• Phone freezes when opening a card from Needs attention or from context menus and the project chooser. (#26, #27)
• On phones the transcript rises with the keyboard, and Android scrolling keeps the keyboard open. (#44)
• Next moves fill Paseo's own session view again in long-running desktop apps. (#33)
• Memory review, the Insights digest and Workflow insights run in a dedicated "Flowly background" workspace instead of leaving tabs in a card's workspace, and their temporary sessions are deleted afterwards. (#25, #43, #45)
• Attention badges use Paseo's theme colours; clicked buttons no longer keep a focus ring; opening the board no longer draws a focus ring on the sidebar row. (#29, #41, #44)
• Deleted cards no longer leave session bindings behind. (#24)
• Shortcut help titles are translated. (#22)
• Running sweeps keep their continuity in wide windows and resume cleanly after height transitions. (#55)

Upgrade

Requires Paseo 0.11.2 or later. Existing project data and settings are preserved. Review the new controls in Settings → Models and Settings → AI features; the release window links to the relevant pages.

All changes since v1.5.0

Flowly v1.5.0

What's Changed

• Set up GitHub CI/CD and trusted npm releases by @JasprW in #1
• Connectors (Confluence, GitHub, GitLab) and pending local commits by @JasprW in #2
• Session pane: current-turn history, phone FlatList with keyboard lift, images in first messages by @JasprW in #3
• Native session pane: faster Next steps, one card style, past suggestions stay visible by @JasprW in #4
• Flowly logo, small mark and branch/PR workflow rule by @JasprW in #5
• External artifacts keep the role they are given (PR/MR as output) by @JasprW in #6
• Task drawer resize: board stays put while dragging by @JasprW in #7
• Workflow insights: scheduled suggestions from the commands agents ran by @JasprW in #8
• Card setup: reminders and soft gate for missing type/tags/workpad by @JasprW in #9
• Attention: animate the Dismissed list expand/collapse with the shared Collapse by @JasprW in #11
• Workflow insights: a new suggestion must say how it differs from the nearest one by @JasprW in #10
• Workflow insights: each run replaces the open suggestions instead of accumulating by @JasprW in #12
• Workflow insights: record the Run now after PR #12 by @JasprW in #13
• Card drawer: render the task description as markdown by @JasprW in #14
• AI output language: one setting decides the language of everything AI writes by @JasprW in #15
• Welcome tour: three pages with headline features and a start checklist by @JasprW in #16
• Registry listing art: icon and six screenshots shipped in the package by @JasprW in #17
• Bump version to 1.5.0 by @JasprW in #18

New Contributors

• @JasprW made their first contribution in #1

Full Changelog: v1.4.0...v1.5.0

Flowly v1.4.0

Agent habits and delivery reminders.

• Insights: Agent habits show next-move and idea use by day, model and session
• Next moves ride on the delivery call: update_status and report_progress take nextMoves
• Delivery-time reminders name the next moves or ideas an agent left out
• Agents ask through their own question tool; kind=question is the fallback
• Phone performance: board patches, virtualized lane list, faster cold start
• Session tables render as a bordered grid with alignment and horizontal scroll
• Finished cards no longer show checks as out of date

Flowly v1.3.0

Workpad, subagents and the card sidebar.

• Card workpad: acceptance criteria, checks and a soft delivery gate
• Subagents chip for Paseo child agents; subagents appear under their main session and open in the side bar
• Jira tickets as read-only card inputs
• Calmer card layout with Settings → Cards; collapsible card sidebar sections and layout settings
• Attention dismiss: hide a card from Attention until something new happens
• Built-in tools and skill renamed to Flowly (flowly_*); legacy context, CLI and data migration remain compatible
• Motion and list polish

Flowly v1.2.0

Next moves and Ideas.

• Suggested next moves: agents leave this turn's next steps above the composer, including Move to Done once the work is pushed
• AI mark: a sparkle on everything AI wrote or suggested
• Answer agent questions and approvals from the card's Needs-you area
• Ideas card restyled; Not now is now Dismiss, with swipe-out on desktop and insert animations
• Project tabs: context menu and drag to reorder
• Drop the Paseo version upper bound: requires Paseo >=0.11.2

Flowly v1.1.0

Card data and agent collaboration.

• Card artifacts: inputs and outputs recorded per card by agents or by hand; agents read the user's inputs and see what is new
• Card tags: free-form module/direction tags with an inline editor
• Agents fill in a missing card type
• Each project's board is saved in its folder (.flowly) and restored from there
• Answer agent questions and approvals in the Flowly session
• Session read state syncs to Paseo: Mark as read clears native attention
• Desktop Attention dropdown, empty-lane placeholder, old Done/Cancelled cards folded
• Fixes: summarizer sessions no longer block auto wrap-up; phone typing no longer re-renders the session view

Flowly v1.0.1

Release tooling and a phone fix.

• npm package metadata, a Makefile release workflow and npm token handling via a git-ignored .env
• Fix the session chip crash on phones; the chip now opens the task