v0.9.47

Changed

• The provider picker (Ctrl+P) shows what you've set up, not the whole
  catalogue. It used to list all fifteen built-in providers flat, ten of
  them amber "set the named key first" warnings for vendors you'd never
  touched. Now it opens on your configured backends and collapses the rest
  behind one line: Show 11 more providers. Press Enter on it or ^E to
  reveal them. Typing still searches every provider — an unconfigured one
  appears as a dim Enter to set up row, so nothing became harder to
  reach, and pasting a key that a provider recognises still routes it to
  the right place.
• A multi-account provider says which account is serving. The model
  picker's section header and the status badge name the active account
  when a provider has more than one. Providers with a single account look
  exactly as before.
• RECENT in the model picker is ordered by recency. Browsing sorted
  it alphabetically, so the model you picked ten seconds ago could sit
  below one you last used a week back. Favourites still lead the list.

Fixed

• Changing model no longer renames every turn already in the thread
  (#120). A turn's
  header named whichever model was currently selected rather than the one
  that actually produced it, so switching model rewrote the whole
  transcript — a Granite turn claiming to be Spark. Each turn now records
  its own model when it runs. (Turns from before this release have nothing
  recorded and still show the selection.)
• Switching account on the active provider reloads its models. The
  model list was cached for 60 seconds and not invalidated on the switch,
  so Ctrl+/ could show the previous account's models — wrong whenever
  two accounts have different entitlements.
• Keys in the provider picker no longer appear to need two presses.
  Expanding the list left the cursor clamped to the old, shorter list, so
  arrowing down stopped early and Enter on a revealed row did nothing.
• The @ and # pickers show their keys. Enter, Esc and the
  arrows all worked; nothing on screen said so.
• Settings → Plugins shows e edit and d remove on an unapproved
  server. Both keys worked there — the footer just hid them, exactly
  where you're deciding what to do about the server.
• Footer hints describe the highlighted row: ^F reads unfavorite on a
  model you've already starred, and ^/ reads all providers when the
  list is scoped to one, which is how you widen it again.
• The Retrieval pane's ^E advanced reads ^E hide advanced once the
  advanced rows are showing.
• A scoped model list no longer offers to filter "across providers" while
  its own title says it is limited to one.
• agentty update no longer offers a release whose binary for your
  platform is still building, then fails with a bare HTTP 404
  (#119). Releases
  publish each platform's binary over about an hour; until yours lands,
  agentty offers the newest version that is ready (or says "up to date
  — v0.9.46 is out, its binary is still building") and checks again
  within 20 minutes instead of a day. The update chip in the TUI only
  appears when the update can actually be installed.
• Updates are checked against GitHub's sha256 for the file before
  anything is replaced; a truncated or mismatched download installs
  nothing.
• install.sh installs the newest release that has a binary for your
  platform, instead of failing during the same window.

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