v0.1.0-beta.1

Changed

• Right-click a file in search to dive into it. In the Search Everything palette's file search (the f prefix), right-clicking a file now dives into it to search its contents — the same as pressing Tab — instead of pinning it. Pinning still has its own ★ star (and Alt-P), so the right-click is free for the more useful action.

• Clod customization is a normal setting now. The Clod persona editor — its name and pronouns, your own activity phrases per time of day, and when those time periods begin — used to be hidden behind a secret modifier-click on the Enable Clod mode toggle. It's now a visible Customize… button right below that toggle in Settings → Comments & AI.

• Analytics and undertags get their own categories in Find. In the categorized results list they used to lump in with body text under "Other"; now they're their own Analytic and Undertag groups — colored to match the editor — ordered right after Tags (analytics, then undertags, then cites). Reorder them like the other categories under Settings → Find.

Fixed

• Escape leaves a dived-into file even when the search box isn't focused. In the Search Everything palette, after diving into a file, pressing Esc while scrolling the results (with the box unfocused) now steps back to the file list instead of doing nothing — and re-focuses the search box on the way back.

• Bottom pills no longer cover your text in three-pane mode. In single-pane, CardMirror leaves a little space at the end of the document so the dropzone / send / receive pills don't sit over the last lines when you scroll to the bottom. Three-pane mode never did — the leftmost pane (the one the pills sit over) now gets the same runway, while the other panes stay flush.

• Highlighting no longer turns an underlined gap into emphasis. When two emphasized words are joined by an underlined space (the read-aloud marker), highlighting either word used to rewrite that underline to emphasis. Highlight, shading, and font-size changes now leave underline / emphasis / cite alone — they only tidy their own formatting.

• Hyphens are no longer swept into formatting gaps. When you underline, emphasize, or cite two words joined by a hyphen (e.g. well-known), the hyphen between them is now left as-is instead of being pulled into the formatting — matching how em-dashes, en-dashes, =, and + already behave.

• Docs whose tags are plain "Normal" text now import with their structure. Some Word docs mark tags and headings only with an outline level (Word's h1–h4), not a heading style — so CardMirror imported them as flat body text and the tags didn't show up. The importer now recognizes a Normal paragraph that carries an outline level plus the matching heading formatting (e.g. a 13pt-bold paragraph at outline level 4 → Tag), mirroring what the style cleaner already does. The bold / size / underline checks gate it, so an ordinary non-debate doc that merely uses outline levels is unaffected.

• Find stays fast on large documents with many matches. Stepping between results — next/previous, or clicking a result — used to rebuild every highlight, the whole results list, and all the nav-pane markers on each step, which crawled once a search had thousands of hits. Now only the active match moves per step, so navigation stays quick no matter the match count. Find also caps at 10,000 matches (shown as 10000+) and 500 listed rows ("Showing first 500 of … — refine to narrow"), and rapid jumps no longer pile up scrolling work — so a pathological search can't choke the editor.

• The command bar's first search is ready sooner after launch. The search palette pre-warms its file index in the background, but that warm only kicked off once the app first went idle (up to ~2s after launch) — so opening the bar right after launching beat it and the first search hit a cold scan. The file-list scan (which runs in the background process) now starts the moment the app boots, while the heavier content pre-parse stays deferred so it still never janks the launch.