realce 0.6.4

• With /realce off, a feature's command says /realce on, the switch that turns it back on (it named the
  feature's own flag, which turned on nothing).
• /realce pane asks Claude Code whether the pane is drawn: a pane that opened by itself in a narrow terminal and
  was drawn once the terminal widened now closes on the first try.
• The pane opens by itself once a session: a reload or a plugin restart no longer brings back a pane you closed.
• The sound plays only with a notice that went out, never alone (notices turned off, refused, or nowhere to show).
• A question's notice measures a minute of work from the start of its own turn, also in a turn an agent's notice
  opened.
• errors asks Haiku only in an interactive session: a -p run or the SDK has no row to show the sentence.
• A question still waiting in the Agent tab is not asked once /realce agent off or /realce off turned it off.
• /realce demo answers only its own turn: a prompt you queued before it goes to the model.
• /realce status tells about a new version the day's check found, in every session; a /context measure no
  longer passes for the last request.
• Tools mode's agent runs on the session's model (model: inherit), not the subagent default.

realce 0.6.3

• The detailed transcript (ctrl+o) keeps Claude Code's tool rows, groups and turn line whole, focus mode and folding
  aside; a test run's score still rides above its row and an edit keeps its word diff.
• A tool group that holds more than its calls (an error, a recalled memory, a hook's timing) keeps Claude Code's line,
  which names them, with a failed command's sentence under it; a turn line waiting on background agents keeps
  Claude Code's words.
• /realce pane opens a pane that opened by itself in a narrow terminal but was not drawn, instead of closing it.
• The update check counts a failed attempt too: offline, it asks GitHub at most once a day.
• A teammate's system prompt no longer gets the marks: it writes to its lead, not to you.

realce 0.6.2

• The pane agent's Tools mode is read-only by construction: it runs the mod's own agent, whose only tool is Read, so
  Claude Code refuses it any edit or command whatever the permission mode (before, a prompt asked it to change
  nothing, and under bypassPermissions it could still write). It gets the project's file list from git ls-files,
  and the model's own list of agent types leaves it out.

realce 0.6.1

• In a docked session pane, an answer's footer keeps its last words ("· Session") beside To chat, Send and Copy.

realce 0.6.0

• The session pane comes in four tabs, each on its digit: Overview, Agent, Files and Turns. The
  overview keeps what matters at a glance: usage and the plan with bars (a long plan shows the rows around the step in
  progress), what needs you, the last failures, the agents still at work (the finished ones are a count), and one row
  per other tab.
• The Agent tab: ask about the session without stopping Claude. Session mode answers from the conversation
  itself (no tools, mostly from the prompt cache); a question asked during a turn waits for its end. Tools mode hands
  the question to a read-only subagent, whose work stays out of the turn's proof seal. Ready-made questions: sum up,
  next step, last failure, review the changed files.
• An answer goes to the prompt box, the chat or the clipboard in one press; a failure's Fix leaves a ready prompt
  in the prompt box.
• /realce ask <question> asks from the prompt; /realce explain answers in the same history.
• New flag agent (on): /realce agent off takes the tab and the Fix buttons away.

realce 0.5.6

• A {!…!} quoted inside a code block no longer reaches the "Needs you" band when the block holds another fence
  mark (a ~~~ inside a ``` block), and what is asked after the block is still found. Copy and print follow the same
  rule for where a code block ends.
• A failing go test reads "packages failed" in the away summary and in /realce summary, as it does on the rule.
• The band and the panes measure text as the terminal draws it: Chinese, Japanese or Korean text and emoji take two
  cells, so their rows no longer wrap or spill.
• In English, an agent's row in the session pane says "since" (it said "desde").
• A path with # or ? in it opens the right file, from a reply and from the session pane.
• /realce print draws nested bullets and checkboxes as the screen does, prints the marks bold with emphasis off,
  and names the diagram in the interface's language.
• The dark theme for color blindness draws code blocks on the dark theme's background.
• Code blocks and diffs fold with the same words: "▸ Show 32 more lines".
• /realce status counts the errors the Haiku explained since the mod loaded, which is what its limit of 20 counts.
• Lighter: each line of a reply, each table and each highlighted block is worked out once and kept while the screen
  redraws; a reply that streams keeps one parse; the band reads what it shows while what lies beneath it draws; the
  agents' poll rests while the agent cards are off and the session pane is closed. The mod reaches two engine calls
  fewer (claude plugin validate).

realce 0.5.5

• The band above the prompt is shared: what Claude Code or another mod draws there stays, under realce's notice,
  which takes only the rows left free.
• A flag changed in one session is no longer undone when another session, opened before, changes a flag of its own.

realce 0.5.4

• Explained errors (errors) and the "Needs you" band (pending) start off: they added lines to every turn. Turn
  them on with /realce errors on and /realce pending on; a choice you already made stays.

realce 0.5.3

• The proof seal reads English claims: [!DONE], "tests pass", "passing", "resolved". It knew only "all tests pass",
  so "All 4 tests pass" left the turn with no seal.
• README: pictures of a real session, and what the mod reads, runs and sends.

realce 0.5.2

• Perf files (~/.cache/realce/perf-<session>.json) a week old are removed when a session starts; they piled up, one
  per session.
• claude plugin validate reports everything the mod reaches, no longer cut short (catalogues read that report).