Document what the last few days added, and make every file mention a link The wiki names files constantly and none of them were clickable: it is a separate repository, so a relative path never reaches the code and it has to be an absolute URL. Eleven of them now are. And the content had fallen behind the app: the workspace on the machine and what that unlocks, the Python client and why it is one file rather than a package, the to-do list, fetching a link into a folder (with the pasted curl), the caption under a document, sending a window behind, and the brakes — which the page still described as six a minute, from before the fan-out of four referees and an editor proved that wrong.
Starting an agent: a page for it, and the launchers config key
On a phone: a page of its own, plus the diagrams, the star and the install button
The keyboard takes Ctrl, the browser takes drags, and the arrangement is Custom Eight pages caught up with the app: every shortcut is a combination now and is recorded by pressing it; a file row can be dragged onto a folder or the other pane and carries copy, rename and delete on itself; Settings has chips and a filter, a way to empty the journal, and the pause before the Enter; the prompts window opens shut, counts what it holds, sends to several sessions at once and no longer reorders anything; Keep and Mine are one Custom control with saving inside it. Plus the turn marker in the bridge is @END, which is what the prompts have said for a while.
Two agents on one job: the patterns, the plan file, and the review loop The wiki said, in as many words, that there is deliberately no loop. There is one now — one switch, one desk, and a count of rounds — so the page that said otherwise now points at the page that explains it, and the new page says plainly what the loop will not do and why each of those refusals is there. Also brings Home into line with the landing page's opening, and adds the question to the FAQ, since that is where somebody looks before reading a feature page.
The journal, and how you would know if somebody had been in
FAQ: what to do about a lost phone
FAQ: what a board can actually do now, and what to check when there are no sessions
Start and stop from a board, and the settings as they are now
FAQ: how much work is adding a language (one file)
A FAQ, answering the questions people actually ask