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Portfolio-readiness pass on top of v0.2.0 — a real feature surfaced on the
dashboard, a couple of real bugs fixed, and a pass to make the landing page
and README read well to someone skimming them cold.
What's new since v0.2.0:
- Task pool surfaced on the dashboard. The pull-based
queue/next
dispatch model (added in v0.2.0) now shows up visually: the dashboard's
Active tasks stat gets an "N in pool, unclaimed" chip whenever something's
sitting in the shared pool, so push-based and pull-based dispatch are both
visible at a glance instead of only inferable from a task's assignee. - Fixed: the landing page's release button pointed at a pinned tag
instead of/releases/latest, so it would've gone stale on every future
release. Fixed, and the README's test count (which had drifted from the
actual suite size) was corrected too. - Richer, more realistic seed data (a
ci-runnersession/host, a
reworked task pool and message thread with a real burst/lull pattern) and
a scrollable-timeline CSS fix so the dashboard's two columns balance
visually instead of one trailing off far past the other. - Portfolio readability pass: the landing hero now leads with a
plain-English line and a stat strip (test count, verified platforms, the
two-machine dogfood story) instead of burying that context below the
fold. README gained a "Known limitations" section (queue has no priority
or expiry, dashboard is intentionally local-only with no auth) so those
read as deliberate scope, not oversights. package.json's version had been stuck at0.1.0since the project
started, even through the v0.2.0 tag. Synced to0.2.1here.
62/62 tests passing, CI green, verified cross-platform (macOS, Windows,
Linux via CI).
Full Changelog: v0.2.0...v0.2.1