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@Ron537 Ron537 commented May 7, 2026

Highlight DPlex's headline capability — full lifecycle control over the AI CLI sessions you work with daily — across every user-facing surface.

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README.md

  • Rewritten tagline + Why DPlex bullets to lead with discover → resume → close → delete → auto-restore-on-restart.
  • Promoted AI session management and Workspace persistence to the top of Features with expanded copy: past-session list, one-click resume, live active indicators, close from sidebar, delete from disk, prompt history, recent-per-project, multi-provider.
  • New explicit callout: "Close the app today, open it tomorrow — every AI session tab is back exactly where you left it."

site/index.html (GitHub Pages)

  • New <title> / meta description / OG tags emphasizing session management.
  • Hero <h1> lede rewritten around discover / resume / auto-restore.
  • Feature cards reordered so the first four are Discover every past session, Resume in one click, Auto-restore on restart, Close & delete from the sidebar.
  • Sessions screenshot caption refreshed.

docs/architecture.md

  • Workspace persistence section expanded to cover splits / tab order / save lifecycle events / history-independence-from-workspace.

scripts/demo-gif.ts + docs/assets/demo.gif

  • Rewrote the closing scenes: open the Sessions panel, click a past session row, watch it resume in a new tab with a "Session restored" banner, then chat with the resumed Copilot session (edit + create + test-pass response) to prove it's live.
  • GIF regenerated.

Versioning

  • Bumped 0.10.0 → 0.10.1 (PATCH, doc-only) with a customer-facing ### Improvements changelog entry.

Validation

  • npm run lint — no new findings (pre-existing warnings only).
  • npx tsc --noEmit -p tsconfig.node.json — clean.
  • Demo GIF regenerated end-to-end via npm run build && npx tsx scripts/demo-gif.ts (≈ 13s, 267 KB).

Ron537 and others added 2 commits May 7, 2026 20:34
Highlight DPlex's headline capability — full lifecycle control over
the AI CLI sessions you actually work with daily — across every
user-facing surface:

- README: rewritten tagline, reordered Why DPlex bullets to lead with
  discover / resume / close / delete / auto-restore-on-restart, and
  promoted "AI session management" + "Workspace persistence" to the
  top of Features with rich content covering past-session list,
  one-click resume, live active indicators, prompt history, recent
  sessions per project, and the auto-restore guarantee.
- GitHub Pages site: new title + meta + OG copy, hero lede rewritten,
  feature cards reordered with first four covering Discover / Resume
  / Auto-restore / Close & delete, sessions screenshot caption
  refreshed.
- docs/architecture.md: Workspace persistence section expanded to
  cover splits / tab order / save lifecycle / history-independence.
- scripts/demo-gif.ts: rewrote the closing scenes — open the Sessions
  panel, click a past session row, watch it resume in a new tab with
  a 'Session restored' banner, then chat with the resumed Copilot
  session to prove it's live.
- docs/assets/demo.gif regenerated with the new flow.

Bumped to 0.10.1 (PATCH, doc-only) with a customer-facing changelog
entry.

Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
main bumped to 0.11.0 with the auto-update feature; rebase the
docs/demo PR on top and bump our PATCH to 0.11.1.

- CHANGELOG: keep both 0.11.0 (auto-update) and the new 0.11.1 entry
  for the docs/demo refresh.
- package.json + lockfile: version 0.11.1.

Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
@Ron537 Ron537 merged commit 3197485 into main May 7, 2026
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