v0.15.0

Copy a card's id straight from the board

Agents act on a card by its uid — every MCP card tool takes it — and until now the UI never showed it. Hovering a card offers an ID button that copies it to the clipboard, ready to paste into a chat with an agent.

It takes the slot of the hover pencil, which the card no longer needs: double-clicking a card opens the detail pane, and that already renames it and edits its description. The now-unreachable inline title editor went with it.

The progress handle is easier to grab

The handle is an 11px dot on a 3px line, and people kept missing it. Its press target now reaches well past the drawn dot — 11px to each side, the axis a pointer misses along, and down to the card's edge — without moving a pixel of what is drawn. At high percentages, where the handle slides under the row of buttons, those buttons now win the press, so aiming for one never starts a drag instead.

The bar itself stays inert on purpose: making the whole track draggable would help aim, but it spans the card, and a stray press while dragging cards around would silently rewrite someone's progress.

This image also carries v0.14.0 (the ID button), which was tagged but never published.