v0.40.10

[0.40.10] - 2026-09-06

Shared (all surfaces)

Bug Fixes

• Google image uploads fail visibly — a missing or failed Gemini
  attachment now stops the request instead of sending it without the file.
• Finished and crashed runs are no longer treated as still running — TeXRA
  no longer infers that a run is live just because it has no stored outcome, so
  a run another process owns or one that died is reported accurately.
• Workflows cannot read storage files by raw path — a workflow step that
  names a workspace-storage file that is not a declared child-run output is
  refused.

Extension (VS Code) and Desktop

Bug Fixes

• The session transcript uses the full panel width.
• Selected conversation tabs and settings cards are readable — selected-row
  text now contrasts against the highlight instead of blending into it.
• The follow-up composer is easier to use — extra empty space above the
  placeholder is gone, and focus stays on the composer card.

v0.40.9

[0.40.9] - 2026-09-06

Shared (all surfaces)

Features

• GPT-6 Astra is available — OpenAI's most capable model joins the model
  list with a 1M-token context window, reasoning effort up to Max, and vision,
  and it works with Codex subscriptions on Pro, Enterprise, and Business
  Premium plans.

cli-v0.40.9

[0.40.9] - 2026-09-06

Shared (all surfaces)

Features

• GPT-6 Astra is available — OpenAI's most capable model joins the model
  list with a 1M-token context window, reasoning effort up to Max, and vision,
  and it works with Codex subscriptions on Pro, Enterprise, and Business
  Premium plans.

cli-v0.40.10

[0.40.10] - 2026-09-06

Shared (all surfaces)

Bug Fixes

• Google image uploads fail visibly — a missing or failed Gemini
  attachment now stops the request instead of sending it without the file.
• Finished and crashed runs are no longer treated as still running — TeXRA
  no longer infers that a run is live just because it has no stored outcome, so
  a run another process owns or one that died is reported accurately.
• Workflows cannot read storage files by raw path — a workflow step that
  names a workspace-storage file that is not a declared child-run output is
  refused.

Extension (VS Code) and Desktop

Bug Fixes

• The session transcript uses the full panel width.
• Selected conversation tabs and settings cards are readable — selected-row
  text now contrasts against the highlight instead of blending into it.
• The follow-up composer is easier to use — extra empty space above the
  placeholder is gone, and focus stays on the composer card.

v0.40.8

[0.40.8] - 2026-09-03

Shared (all surfaces)

Features

• GPT-5.6 is now the default model — new conversations start with GPT-5.6
  instead of Sonnet 5, and it leads the model picker. Existing selections are
  unchanged.
• Gemini 3.8 Flash is available — the new Flash model replaces Gemini 3.7
  Flash in the default model list with improved reasoning and coding at the
  same introductory price. Existing selections of Gemini 3.7 Flash keep
  working while Google serves them.
• Muse Spark 1.3 is available — Meta's latest standard model joins the
  default model list with a 1M-token context window, multimodal input, prompt
  caching, web search, and configurable reasoning. Existing selections of Muse
  Spark 1.1 keep working while Meta serves them.
• Claude Fable 5.1 is available — Fable 5.1 replaces Fable 5 in the
  default model list, and the Claude Code agent tool now selects Fable 5.1.
  Existing Fable 5 selections keep working while Anthropic serves them.

Improvements

• Font Awesome Free icons are properly attributed — the shipped products
  now carry the required CC BY 4.0 attribution in their NOTICE files.

Bug Fixes

• Prevent crashes in long-running sessions — sessions that run many
  subagents no longer exhaust memory and crash. Finished child agents now
  release their records on the CLI as well as in the extension and desktop
  app.
• Voice recordings transcribe reliably — finishing a recording no longer
  risks an empty or failed transcription when the audio file takes a moment to
  finish writing.
• A failed start no longer blocks later runs — when a run fails to launch,
  its slot is released so later starts on the same conversation work instead
  of being refused.
• Explain failed external-tool checks — the Tools dashboard now distinguishes
  a broken availability check from a tool that is simply not installed.

Extension (VS Code)

Bug Fixes

• Archive custom-agent output on Windows — packing generated files into the
  History folder now works for custom agents.

Extension (VS Code) and Desktop

Bug Fixes

• Resuming a run explains failures — when TeXRA refuses to resume a run,
  the extension and desktop app now show the reason instead of failing
  silently.

CLI

Bug Fixes

• Exiting an idle run no longer cancels it — /exit now follows the same
  quit policy as Ctrl-C, so leaving an idle conversation keeps it resumable
  instead of cancelling it and clearing pending approvals.
• Unavailable runs explain why they cannot accept input — the composer now
  shows when another TeXRA process holds the run or its saved state is unreadable.

cli-v0.40.8

[0.40.8] - 2026-09-03

Shared (all surfaces)

Features

• GPT-5.6 is now the default model — new conversations start with GPT-5.6
  instead of Sonnet 5, and it leads the model picker. Existing selections are
  unchanged.
• Gemini 3.8 Flash is available — the new Flash model replaces Gemini 3.7
  Flash in the default model list with improved reasoning and coding at the
  same introductory price. Existing selections of Gemini 3.7 Flash keep
  working while Google serves them.
• Muse Spark 1.3 is available — Meta's latest standard model joins the
  default model list with a 1M-token context window, multimodal input, prompt
  caching, web search, and configurable reasoning. Existing selections of Muse
  Spark 1.1 keep working while Meta serves them.
• Claude Fable 5.1 is available — Fable 5.1 replaces Fable 5 in the
  default model list, and the Claude Code agent tool now selects Fable 5.1.
  Existing Fable 5 selections keep working while Anthropic serves them.

Improvements

• Font Awesome Free icons are properly attributed — the shipped products
  now carry the required CC BY 4.0 attribution in their NOTICE files.

Bug Fixes

• Prevent crashes in long-running sessions — sessions that run many
  subagents no longer exhaust memory and crash. Finished child agents now
  release their records on the CLI as well as in the extension and desktop
  app.
• Voice recordings transcribe reliably — finishing a recording no longer
  risks an empty or failed transcription when the audio file takes a moment to
  finish writing.
• A failed start no longer blocks later runs — when a run fails to launch,
  its slot is released so later starts on the same conversation work instead
  of being refused.
• Explain failed external-tool checks — the Tools dashboard now distinguishes
  a broken availability check from a tool that is simply not installed.

Extension (VS Code)

Bug Fixes

• Archive custom-agent output on Windows — packing generated files into the
  History folder now works for custom agents.

Extension (VS Code) and Desktop

Bug Fixes

• Resuming a run explains failures — when TeXRA refuses to resume a run,
  the extension and desktop app now show the reason instead of failing
  silently.

CLI

Bug Fixes

• Exiting an idle run no longer cancels it — /exit now follows the same
  quit policy as Ctrl-C, so leaving an idle conversation keeps it resumable
  instead of cancelling it and clearing pending approvals.
• Unavailable runs explain why they cannot accept input — the composer now
  shows when another TeXRA process holds the run or its saved state is unreadable.

v0.40.7

[0.40.7] - 2026-08-31

Shared (all surfaces)

Breaking Changes

• Approve a multi-agent workflow as a whole — reviewing each call, or the
  first call of each phase, is no longer an option. Skip or retry individual
  agents from live progress. Restart any 0.40.6 run you left waiting on that
  review.

Features

• Use longer ChatGPT subscription context windows — the CLI, extension,
  and desktop app now let you raise the input token budget for supported GPT
  models while keeping the standard limit by default.
• Choose skills per workspace — the extension, desktop app, and CLI now let
  you enable or disable individual skills and skill source groups from one
  consolidated skills display. Skills are off by default until you enable the
  master skills switch.
• See the whole workflow plan while it runs — phases that have not started
  yet stay visible, running agents show what they are doing, and work that
  needs you is listed first. The progress view and CLI show the same picture.
• Run more workflow agents in parallel — multi-agent workflows follow the
  same parallel-work limit as other child agents. That limit now defaults to
  this computer's CPU count instead of four; you can still set a number.

Bug Fixes

• Google model runs no longer hang — they time out instead of waiting
  forever, and a brief background glitch no longer fails the turn.
• Workflow resumes and compile checks stay trustworthy — completed work is
  reused after you edit or reorder the script, and a workflow that rejects
  uncompilable output now fails on the last round instead of adding an extra
  one.
• A restarted workflow shows only the current attempt — tasks from an
  earlier try no longer mix into live progress.
• GLM Coding Plan and custom GLM URLs apply where you configured them —
  running a model and checking usage now use the same connection.
• A bad key lookup no longer hides your other providers — TeXRA keeps
  checking the rest and reports the failure instead of looking unconfigured.
• You cannot continue a finished run that still has child agents — TeXRA
  refuses the follow-up instead of taking a message it cannot run.
• Long sessions stay stable — TeXRA no longer keeps growing memory as a
  session continues.
• Elapsed time only counts active work — waiting time is no longer included
  after you resume.
• Sign-in copy says “TeXRA account” — remaining Researcher Access wording
  on sign-in, setup, and the CLI now uses that name.

Extension (VS Code) and Desktop

Bug Fixes

• Polish results return to the view you started from — they no longer
  appear in a different progress view.
• Approval cards show the model's usual name — not a raw model id.
• Delete actions for generated files say what they remove — including
  latexdiff copies.
• Settings and progress stay usable in a small pane — tabs wrap, keyboard
  and screen-reader labels are accurate, and reduced-motion and right-to-left
  layouts work.
• Starting a run and walkthrough buttons keep working — an info message no
  longer blocks desktop launch, and walkthrough steps that need a folder now
  say so.

Desktop

Bug Fixes

• You can see pending approvals with the sidebar closed — a badge appears,
  and an approval on another task opens the sidebar once. Setup dialogs have
  buttons you can click, and the Tasks count matches the list you see.

CLI

Features

• Inspect a running workflow without leaving the conversation — Enter opens
  it as phase tabs over the chat. Switch phases, jump to failures, skip or
  retry a call, or open that agent; Esc returns you to the parent.
• Account and model access are one list — the launcher and /api,
  /login, and /logout all open it.
• /goal chooses what Goal may auto-approve — commands only, or all agent
  work. Finished to-dos collapse so current work stays visible, and the
  terminal tab stops spinning when the session is idle.

Bug Fixes

• Saving a GLM key explains the Coding Plan — the row is labelled for both
  regular GLM and the Coding Plan, and a note tells you how to turn the plan
  on.
• The status bar stays readable and the running cost stays correct — the
  queued-input warning is not squeezed out on a narrow terminal, and long
  conversations keep an accurate spend.

cli-v0.40.7

[0.40.7] - 2026-08-31

Shared (all surfaces)

Breaking Changes

• Approve a multi-agent workflow as a whole — reviewing each call, or the
  first call of each phase, is no longer an option. Skip or retry individual
  agents from live progress. Restart any 0.40.6 run you left waiting on that
  review.

Features

• Use longer ChatGPT subscription context windows — the CLI, extension,
  and desktop app now let you raise the input token budget for supported GPT
  models while keeping the standard limit by default.
• Choose skills per workspace — the extension, desktop app, and CLI now let
  you enable or disable individual skills and skill source groups from one
  consolidated skills display. Skills are off by default until you enable the
  master skills switch.
• See the whole workflow plan while it runs — phases that have not started
  yet stay visible, running agents show what they are doing, and work that
  needs you is listed first. The progress view and CLI show the same picture.
• Run more workflow agents in parallel — multi-agent workflows follow the
  same parallel-work limit as other child agents. That limit now defaults to
  this computer's CPU count instead of four; you can still set a number.

Bug Fixes

• Google model runs no longer hang — they time out instead of waiting
  forever, and a brief background glitch no longer fails the turn.
• Workflow resumes and compile checks stay trustworthy — completed work is
  reused after you edit or reorder the script, and a workflow that rejects
  uncompilable output now fails on the last round instead of adding an extra
  one.
• A restarted workflow shows only the current attempt — tasks from an
  earlier try no longer mix into live progress.
• GLM Coding Plan and custom GLM URLs apply where you configured them —
  running a model and checking usage now use the same connection.
• A bad key lookup no longer hides your other providers — TeXRA keeps
  checking the rest and reports the failure instead of looking unconfigured.
• You cannot continue a finished run that still has child agents — TeXRA
  refuses the follow-up instead of taking a message it cannot run.
• Long sessions stay stable — TeXRA no longer keeps growing memory as a
  session continues.
• Elapsed time only counts active work — waiting time is no longer included
  after you resume.
• Sign-in copy says “TeXRA account” — remaining Researcher Access wording
  on sign-in, setup, and the CLI now uses that name.

Extension (VS Code) and Desktop

Bug Fixes

• Polish results return to the view you started from — they no longer
  appear in a different progress view.
• Approval cards show the model's usual name — not a raw model id.
• Delete actions for generated files say what they remove — including
  latexdiff copies.
• Settings and progress stay usable in a small pane — tabs wrap, keyboard
  and screen-reader labels are accurate, and reduced-motion and right-to-left
  layouts work.
• Starting a run and walkthrough buttons keep working — an info message no
  longer blocks desktop launch, and walkthrough steps that need a folder now
  say so.

Desktop

Bug Fixes

• You can see pending approvals with the sidebar closed — a badge appears,
  and an approval on another task opens the sidebar once. Setup dialogs have
  buttons you can click, and the Tasks count matches the list you see.

CLI

Features

• Inspect a running workflow without leaving the conversation — Enter opens
  it as phase tabs over the chat. Switch phases, jump to failures, skip or
  retry a call, or open that agent; Esc returns you to the parent.
• Account and model access are one list — the launcher and /api,
  /login, and /logout all open it.
• /goal chooses what Goal may auto-approve — commands only, or all agent
  work. Finished to-dos collapse so current work stays visible, and the
  terminal tab stops spinning when the session is idle.

Bug Fixes

• Saving a GLM key explains the Coding Plan — the row is labelled for both
  regular GLM and the Coding Plan, and a note tells you how to turn the plan
  on.
• The status bar stays readable and the running cost stays correct — the
  queued-input warning is not squeezed out on a narrow terminal, and long
  conversations keep an accurate spend.

v0.40.6

[0.40.6] - 2026-08-28

Shared (all surfaces)

Breaking Changes

• Saved multi-agent workflow checkpoints must be restarted — checkpoints
  created by TeXRA 0.40.5 use an older journal format that 0.40.6 no longer
  loads. New checkpoints remain reusable when calls are inserted, removed, or
  reordered.

Features

• Review multi-agent work one phase or call at a time — before an issued
  call starts, you can inspect its resolved agent, model, files, and output
  contract, then approve, reject with feedback, or skip it. Approving all
  delegated work still admits the remaining calls at once.
• Live workflow progress distinguishes plans from actual calls — declared
  plan labels, queued calls, active work, cached results, retries, and phase
  totals now have distinct states instead of appearing as one flat list.
• GLM reasoning controls match each model — supported effort levels,
  including Minimal where available, are shown per model; GLM-5.3 keeps its
  required reasoning enabled, and GLM-5.3 Flash joins the preferred list.

Bug Fixes

• Multi-agent resumes reuse the right completed work — unchanged calls are
  recovered after script edits or reordering, remain visible across repeated
  resumes, and no longer depend on their previous list position.
• Workflow phases keep accurate status and timing — completed phases retain
  their own finish times, failures do not mark earlier successful phases as
  failed, and phases that never ran no longer appear as active work.
• Interrupted and high-volume runs preserve their state reliably — an abort
  during startup no longer destroys an existing checkpoint, snapshot flushing
  cannot spin indefinitely, and large history deletions use bounded work.
• Model requests retain provider-specific controls — Grok honors the chosen
  temperature, GLM reasoning survives compaction, and OpenRouter reasoning
  details are replayed exactly once across tool follow-ups.
• LaTeX replacements preserve operators and document text — math-operator
  subscripts, escaped spacing and delimiter commands, rho notation, and TikZ
  content containing replacement markers are no longer corrupted.
• Agent output and previews fail less mysteriously — single-document XML
  output parses normally, between-round LaTeX diffs no longer depend on an
  unrelated base file, and stale approval previews are not substituted for
  unreadable files.
• Tool calls tolerate provider-compatible optional fields — Plan, inquiry,
  memory, media, and other multi-command tools now accept the nullable fields
  emitted by OpenAI-compatible providers without rejecting the selected action.
• Tool results point to the right next step — execution details advertise
  their result view, paginated search no longer links to an empty page, figure
  extraction reports the full discovered count, and Lean errors give
  host-appropriate setup guidance.
• Polling and launch failures retain useful state — malformed GitHub comment
  data no longer hides the next issue close or reopen, Lean startup failures
  reach the dashboard, and agent-launch errors keep their underlying cause.
• Storage and rendering failures are reported instead of hidden — TeXRA now
  surfaces failed transcript writes, workspace preparation, credential reads,
  and cleanup while preserving work that already completed successfully.

Extension (VS Code) and Desktop

Bug Fixes

• Team launches no longer wait for informational messages — partial-team
  and launch-error notifications cannot hold the run until their message is
  dismissed.
• Progress controls and answers stay tied to the right run — deleting one
  stream no longer resets proposal ordering for every stream, running Codex
  turns show an active indicator, and typed question responses preserve checked
  options.
• Round output refreshes and compares correctly — deleted files disappear
  from the current round, and “Compare with previous round” is available when
  the rounds differ.
• Credential-probe failures no longer look like an empty setup — transient
  credential errors are reported instead of permanently completing onboarding
  with the wrong answer or blanking the launcher.

Desktop

Bug Fixes

• The interface fully recovers after an initial renderer failure — workspace
  files, keyboard shortcuts, and the command palette are restored when startup
  succeeds on retry.
• Settings actions cannot fail silently — unavailable Git actions now report
  an error, and subscription usage colors use desktop-compatible theme tokens.

Extension (VS Code)

Bug Fixes

• Getting-started actions work before a folder is open — walkthrough
  buttons now explain the workspace requirement and offer to open a folder or
  create a sample project instead of silently doing nothing.
• Grok sign-in is available from the Command Palette — the command is now
  exposed whenever TeXRA is active.

CLI

Features

• Workflow dashboard rows read like the board's — each phase shows
  done/total · N running · N failed plus one marker per call, the panel
  heading's tally is labelled as the whole run, a call's status word no longer
  gets clipped by its metadata, and phase and task rows line up in one column.

Bug Fixes

• Queued follow-ups survive a root run ending early — a submission waiting
  for its stream assignment is retained instead of being silently discarded.
• Account changes recover cleanly — cancelling a coding-plan credential
  update restores the prior setting, and Grok appears in the login and logout
  pickers.
• The focused subagent list gets the available space — the to-do and plan
  panel stays hidden while the child-session list has focus.
• Commands validate before opening external pages — GitHub Action setup
  finishes its local checks before opening the GitHub App installer, and
  narrow terminal layouts reserve enough room for the full TeXRA header.
• Shutdown and export failures are visible — transcript, usage, lifecycle,
  and trace-viewer read failures are reported with their actual cause.
• The terminal shows the same run the progress view does — a workflow
  agent's transcript no longer hides its reasoning, replies, and prompts, a
  relaunched workflow keeps its earlier attempt on screen as a closed group,
  and phases are the phases the run actually opened rather than rows grouped by
  a repeated label.
• Workflow review prompts remain clear and reliable — review keys stay
  visible in narrow terminals, cards show readable model names and approval
  scope, failed inquiry persistence no longer crashes the CLI, and prompt
  failures are reported instead of being mistaken for feedback-free rejection.
• Configuration and help commands follow their documented inputs — approval
  policies tolerate surrounding whitespace and case differences, global flags
  no longer confuse texra help, and unreadable setup paths are reported
  instead of being treated as absent.
• Live transcript ordering remains stable after repainting — completed tool
  and file rows keep the same order after a resize, label update, or scrollback
  trim.

cli-v0.40.6

[0.40.6] - 2026-08-28

Shared (all surfaces)

Breaking Changes

• Saved multi-agent workflow checkpoints must be restarted — checkpoints
  created by TeXRA 0.40.5 use an older journal format that 0.40.6 no longer
  loads. New checkpoints remain reusable when calls are inserted, removed, or
  reordered.

Features

• Review multi-agent work one phase or call at a time — before an issued
  call starts, you can inspect its resolved agent, model, files, and output
  contract, then approve, reject with feedback, or skip it. Approving all
  delegated work still admits the remaining calls at once.
• Live workflow progress distinguishes plans from actual calls — declared
  plan labels, queued calls, active work, cached results, retries, and phase
  totals now have distinct states instead of appearing as one flat list.
• GLM reasoning controls match each model — supported effort levels,
  including Minimal where available, are shown per model; GLM-5.3 keeps its
  required reasoning enabled, and GLM-5.3 Flash joins the preferred list.

Bug Fixes

• Multi-agent resumes reuse the right completed work — unchanged calls are
  recovered after script edits or reordering, remain visible across repeated
  resumes, and no longer depend on their previous list position.
• Workflow phases keep accurate status and timing — completed phases retain
  their own finish times, failures do not mark earlier successful phases as
  failed, and phases that never ran no longer appear as active work.
• Interrupted and high-volume runs preserve their state reliably — an abort
  during startup no longer destroys an existing checkpoint, snapshot flushing
  cannot spin indefinitely, and large history deletions use bounded work.
• Model requests retain provider-specific controls — Grok honors the chosen
  temperature, GLM reasoning survives compaction, and OpenRouter reasoning
  details are replayed exactly once across tool follow-ups.
• LaTeX replacements preserve operators and document text — math-operator
  subscripts, escaped spacing and delimiter commands, rho notation, and TikZ
  content containing replacement markers are no longer corrupted.
• Agent output and previews fail less mysteriously — single-document XML
  output parses normally, between-round LaTeX diffs no longer depend on an
  unrelated base file, and stale approval previews are not substituted for
  unreadable files.
• Tool calls tolerate provider-compatible optional fields — Plan, inquiry,
  memory, media, and other multi-command tools now accept the nullable fields
  emitted by OpenAI-compatible providers without rejecting the selected action.
• Tool results point to the right next step — execution details advertise
  their result view, paginated search no longer links to an empty page, figure
  extraction reports the full discovered count, and Lean errors give
  host-appropriate setup guidance.
• Polling and launch failures retain useful state — malformed GitHub comment
  data no longer hides the next issue close or reopen, Lean startup failures
  reach the dashboard, and agent-launch errors keep their underlying cause.
• Storage and rendering failures are reported instead of hidden — TeXRA now
  surfaces failed transcript writes, workspace preparation, credential reads,
  and cleanup while preserving work that already completed successfully.

Extension (VS Code) and Desktop

Bug Fixes

• Team launches no longer wait for informational messages — partial-team
  and launch-error notifications cannot hold the run until their message is
  dismissed.
• Progress controls and answers stay tied to the right run — deleting one
  stream no longer resets proposal ordering for every stream, running Codex
  turns show an active indicator, and typed question responses preserve checked
  options.
• Round output refreshes and compares correctly — deleted files disappear
  from the current round, and “Compare with previous round” is available when
  the rounds differ.
• Credential-probe failures no longer look like an empty setup — transient
  credential errors are reported instead of permanently completing onboarding
  with the wrong answer or blanking the launcher.

Desktop

Bug Fixes

• The interface fully recovers after an initial renderer failure — workspace
  files, keyboard shortcuts, and the command palette are restored when startup
  succeeds on retry.
• Settings actions cannot fail silently — unavailable Git actions now report
  an error, and subscription usage colors use desktop-compatible theme tokens.

Extension (VS Code)

Bug Fixes

• Getting-started actions work before a folder is open — walkthrough
  buttons now explain the workspace requirement and offer to open a folder or
  create a sample project instead of silently doing nothing.
• Grok sign-in is available from the Command Palette — the command is now
  exposed whenever TeXRA is active.

CLI

Features

• Workflow dashboard rows read like the board's — each phase shows
  done/total · N running · N failed plus one marker per call, the panel
  heading's tally is labelled as the whole run, a call's status word no longer
  gets clipped by its metadata, and phase and task rows line up in one column.

Bug Fixes

• Queued follow-ups survive a root run ending early — a submission waiting
  for its stream assignment is retained instead of being silently discarded.
• Account changes recover cleanly — cancelling a coding-plan credential
  update restores the prior setting, and Grok appears in the login and logout
  pickers.
• The focused subagent list gets the available space — the to-do and plan
  panel stays hidden while the child-session list has focus.
• Commands validate before opening external pages — GitHub Action setup
  finishes its local checks before opening the GitHub App installer, and
  narrow terminal layouts reserve enough room for the full TeXRA header.
• Shutdown and export failures are visible — transcript, usage, lifecycle,
  and trace-viewer read failures are reported with their actual cause.
• The terminal shows the same run the progress view does — a workflow
  agent's transcript no longer hides its reasoning, replies, and prompts, a
  relaunched workflow keeps its earlier attempt on screen as a closed group,
  and phases are the phases the run actually opened rather than rows grouped by
  a repeated label.
• Workflow review prompts remain clear and reliable — review keys stay
  visible in narrow terminals, cards show readable model names and approval
  scope, failed inquiry persistence no longer crashes the CLI, and prompt
  failures are reported instead of being mistaken for feedback-free rejection.
• Configuration and help commands follow their documented inputs — approval
  policies tolerate surrounding whitespace and case differences, global flags
  no longer confuse texra help, and unreadable setup paths are reported
  instead of being treated as absent.
• Live transcript ordering remains stable after repainting — completed tool
  and file rows keep the same order after a resize, label update, or scrollback
  trim.