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v2.6.0 — built for non-developers

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@Samuel0101010 Samuel0101010 released this 10 Jun 17:20
· 11 commits to main since this release
v2.6.0
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v2.6.0 — built for non-developers

The path from idea to finished app no longer assumes you know what a repository is. Paths fill themselves in, success has a clear moment, the UI speaks plain language, and the preview recovers gracefully.

What's new

  • Repo paths fill themselves in. Both new-project dialogs suggest ~/wisp-projects/<name> as you type the project name; the first manual edit takes over. Plain-language helper text replaces /absolute/path/to/repo.
  • "Deine App ist fertig." A success card on the run view: web apps get a one-click "View your app — open preview" button, desktop apps point to the build card, and everyone sees where their files live and how to ask the chat for next steps.
  • Plain language everywhere it hurt. "Plan fixieren & starten" instead of lock jargon, no more "git worktrees" in the setup dialog, one-line explainers on DoD and release gate, example placeholders on budget fields. Skipped release gates no longer show alarming FAIL rows.
  • The preview recovers gracefully. A crashed dev server is detected the moment it exits and reported in plain language; the element picker builds robust selectors (data-testid > id > unique aria-label > class-free paths) instead of fragile Tailwind hash classes.

Update (existing install)

/plugin marketplace remove wisp-local
/plugin marketplace add Samuel0101010/wisp-orchestrator
/plugin install wisp@wisp-local

Then /wisp-dashboard. The version chip reads v2.6.0. (If you see Permission denied (publickey), run once: git config --global "url.https://github.com/.insteadOf" "git@github.com:".)

Verification

All 8 local gates green; server (671) + web (239) unit tests; full e2e 54/54; CI green on PR and main. Verified live in a real browser: prefill behavior in both dialogs (including the manual-edit override), the success card with a working preview deep-link, the plain-language strings, zero console errors — with dark + light screenshots of the dialog and the run page.

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