Sirio 0.40.0-nightly.202611061028

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Sirio 0.39.0

Sirio now asks for a project's name and icon when you add it, keeps your
saved prompts in the right panel, and lets the chats and terminals fold into
a narrow rail. In the chat, ↑ brings back what you sent and Shift+Tab moves
to the next permission mode.

A name and an icon for a new project

After you add a project, with Open folder, Clone, Create, the empty centre
or the prompt for a folder that is not a git repository, a Project added
dialog asks for the name the sidebar shows and for the project's icon.

• The folder on disk keeps its own name.
• Esc or Skip keeps the defaults.
• Projects added over the control socket never open it.
  sirioctl project add takes --display-name instead.

Saved prompts

The right panel has a Prompts section for the prompts you send again and
again.

• One click on a prompt's copy button puts its text on the clipboard.
• The pencil, or a click on the card, opens the prompt in a centre tab with
  a title field. It saves itself 400 ms after you stop typing, and also on
  Ctrl/Cmd+S, on a worktree switch, when you close its tab and when you quit.
• New prompt adds one, and right-click › Delete removes one after asking.
• Each prompt is a Markdown file, holding exactly the text Copy copies, in
  ~/.local/share/Sirio/prompts on Linux,
  ~/Library/Application Support/Sirio/prompts on macOS and
  %LOCALAPPDATA%\Sirio\prompts on Windows.
• When the last file in a tab closes and a terminal is split beside it,
  the tab becomes a terminal tab, and comes back as one after a restart.

Fold the chats and terminals into a rail

The half that holds the chats and terminals has a new button to the right of
its +. It folds the half into a 40 px rail, and the editor, Changes and the
browser take the width.

• The rail has one icon per open chat or terminal, with its status dot, a
  button on top that unfolds the half again, and a + at its foot.
• A click on an icon shows that chat or terminal in a card over the editor,
  as wide as the half was. A click outside the card closes it. Esc does not:
  it still goes to the chat's Cancel or to the terminal.
• Folding changes only what is drawn. Chats keep answering and terminals
  keep running, and what they wrote while folded is there when you look.
• Sirio remembers, per worktree, whether the half is folded.

Recall a prompt, cycle the mode

• In an empty composer, ↑ brings back the prompts sent in this chat, newest
  first, with their @ mentions, and ↓ walks forward again. The last 50
  are kept with the chat and survive a restart. With text in the box, or
  the caret off its first or last line, the arrows move the caret as before.
• Shift+Tab in the composer moves to the agent's next permission mode. It
  never lands on Bypass, which still asks first when you pick it.

Fixes

• Ctrl+Shift+P no longer opens the command palette over a close that is
  waiting for an answer, the End All confirmation or the Set Title prompt.
• A closed tab's pill no longer stays on its project's row in the sidebar.
• sirioctl project list shows a project's new name right after it is
  changed in Project Settings.
• The name field in Project Settings no longer shrinks to a few pixels in a
  short tab.

Sirio 0.39.1-nightly.202611041034

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Sirio 0.38.0

The chat's composer is now a band across the bottom of the chat, as in Zed,
and its controls stay on one line however narrow the chat gets.

The composer is a band

• It runs the full width of the chat under the conversation, with a thin
  rule above it, and its text lines up with the conversation's. With the
  session panel docked beside the chat, it stops at the panel.
• Attach (now a +), the session panel and ⋯ sit on the left. The agent's
  controls and send sit on the right.
• The permission mode is an icon: a hand for the default mode, a pen for
  accepting edits, a clipboard for plan, sparkles for auto, and a red
  struck-through shield for Bypass. The connection's dot sits on its
  corner. In a wide chat the mode's name stays beside it, and the tooltip
  always has it.

One line at every width

The controls no longer wrap onto a second line. As the chat narrows they
make room in steps, and what leaves the line becomes a row of ⋯:

• First Fast, Thinking and the session panel toggle move into ⋯, and the
  mode shows only its icon.
• Then the background-task count and the context ring.
• Then the model, or the agent's name, and attach, and the chips that stay
  lose their arrows. Down to the narrowest pane Sirio allows, the mode, the
  effort and send stay on the line. There Default shows as empty bars and
  Ultracode as full ones, and the tooltip names the level.

A picker you open from ⋯ opens there, inside the chat. ⋯ marks the first
row you can choose, and the mark stays on its row when the rows change
under it, for example when a background task ends. Nothing covers send.

Sirio 0.38.0-nightly.202610311245

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Sirio 0.37.0

The chat's effort is now a list and every chat starts on High, Java projects
that use Lombok stop showing errors that are not there, and Sirio's fields,
tooltips, menus, scrollbars and Settings pages are now drawn with Ely, like
the chat.

Effort is a list, and every chat starts on High

The chat's effort slider is now a list.

• Each level the agent offers has a row with a stepped bar. Ultracode notes
  "+ workflow", and when the agent offers it, a muted Default row at the
  bottom keeps the model's own level.
• Every chat asks its agent for High, when the agent offers it: when it
  connects, after a restart, on a new conversation and after a model
  switch. A level you pick wins, and it survives a model switch that
  offers it.
• An agent that refuses a level no longer ends the chat. The chip goes back
  to the last level the agent accepted.

Lombok in Java projects

When a project's pom.xml, build.gradle or version catalog mentions
Lombok, Sirio's built-in Java language server (jdtls) now starts with
Lombok's agent, so the getters, builders and constructors Lombok generates
are no longer errors.

• The jar is the newest Lombok in your Maven repository (including a
  localRepository set in ~/.m2/settings.xml) or Gradle cache. Sirio
  ships no jar of its own: with none in the caches, nothing changes.
• Once the server is up, the project is built once in full, so files you
  never opened lose their stale errors too.
• If the server does not start with the agent, Sirio starts it again
  without it, and the project keeps its Java support.
• A newer Lombok jar in the caches, or Lombok added to a build file while
  Sirio runs, restarts the server once.
• A java entry you wrote yourself in languages.toml is left as it is.

Fields, menus and Settings drawn with Ely

• Framed fields are 28 px high, with Ely's radius and text. The composer's
  caret is thinner.
• Tooltips have a solid fill and a shadow and open below the pointer. The
  sidebar's are the same size as the others.
• Menus are a solid panel with a shadow and 28 px rows. A long label ends in
  an ellipsis inside the menu, and the tab menus' text follows the interface
  size.
• The scrollbars of the Markdown preview, the CI log, the Trace tab and a
  thought have a translucent thumb, a little further from the edge.
• Settings buttons are smaller, and an error on a Settings page is a filled
  alert whose text can be selected and copied. The status bar's usage meter
  is a thin bar that glides between values.

The keys in a text field change too:

• The editing keys work in every field. On macOS: Cmd+Backspace,
  Option+Delete, Ctrl+K, Ctrl+A/E/B/F/H/D, and Ctrl+N/P in a field of
  several lines. On Linux and Windows: Ctrl+Delete.
• Moving and deleting by word stop at the same places in every field: a
  word is a run that holds a letter or a digit.
• On macOS, Ctrl+K in a text field deletes to the end of the line.
  Ctrl+Shift+P still opens the command palette.
• Shift+Enter and Alt+Enter no longer submit a one-line form or the address
  bar. Enter and Ctrl/Cmd+Enter still do.
• Tab on a Settings page now stops on every button.
• Each deletion is its own undo step.

Fixes

• Ctrl/Cmd+C now copies text selected in a chat response.
• A reply no longer comes out garbled when a background agent finishes in
  the middle of it.
• A long background-task notice wraps inside the chat instead of running off
  both sides.
• A diagnostic message with line breaks, such as TypeScript's, no longer
  draws a missing glyph or a two-line row in the Problems drawer.
• A language server that fails its startup handshake is now stopped,
  instead of being left running.
• A project added or removed, or a label, icon or primary mark changed,
  just as Sirio's window got the focus back is no longer undone by the
  refresh that follows. Before, an added project could also disappear from
  the saved list.

Sirio 0.37.0-nightly.202610291013

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