Release v1.4.0 · PangMo5/Tatami

⚠️ Breaking Changes

Per-app layout is now a mode, not a boolean — assigned apps and shared apps carry a layout of tiled / floating / unmanaged instead of floating = true/false. Existing configs (including a pre-1.4 floating bool and legacy [[floatingApps]]) migrate automatically on load. Once saved, the config uses the new layout key, so downgrading to an older Tatami reads every app as tiled; hand-edited configs should switch to layout = "…".

Ignore-tiling layout mode. A third per-app mode beside tiled and floating: an unmanaged app stays a full workspace member — auto-open, show/hide, focus, focus-follows-mouse, and window cycling all apply — but its window is never tiled into the BSP tree nor mirrored onto an on-top panel, and it needs no Screen Recording. Set it per workspace and per shared app with the Tiled / Float / Ignore picker.
Workspaces restore your last-used window. Activating a workspace with no pinned focus app now returns focus to the exact window you last used there, instead of a fixed app.
Cycle through every window. The next/previous-window shortcuts walk all visible windows in the active workspace — tiled, floating, and unmanaged — cycling multiple windows of the same app individually.
Add apps by search or from disk. The app picker searches running apps, and you can add one straight from a file.
Shortcut recording reworked. The recorder shows layout-independent glyphs (⌘S regardless of your keyboard layout), records on a single click, flags conflicts with another binding by name, and suspends global hotkeys while you're recording — so the combo you press lands in the field instead of firing its action. Global hotkeys now run on Magnet (Carbon) under the hood.

Switching to a workspace no longer bounces back when a native-tab app changes its window id. Apps with macOS native tabs (e.g. ghostty) swap window ids as you switch tabs, which could leave the BSP tree momentarily empty — and "switch to recent" would bounce you to the previous workspace. The active workspace now re-checks its own on-screen windows before switching.
Focus-follows-mouse only follows into windows Tatami manages, so notification and HUD panels can't steal focus.
Hide-on-close windows are reclaimed even when they fire no Accessibility destroy event.