v0.32.4

Notes

• Nothing in the app changed in this version. Everything that landed since
  0.32.3 is release plumbing that never reaches your machine, so updating brings
  no new behaviour and nothing to relearn
• The install instructions for the bundled loof command now point at
  Settings → Agents, which is where that Install button has actually lived for a
  while. Older pages still said Settings → Developers, a tab that no longer
  exists
• The most recent user-facing changes are still the ones from 0.32.0: sessions
  that suggest their own tags, the sidebar that no longer jumps as it collapses,
  and the removal of the "Share usage data" switch that did nothing

Full Changelog: v0.32.3...v0.32.4

v0.32.3

Notes

• Nothing in the app changed in this version. Everything that landed since
  0.32.1 is build and release plumbing that never reaches your machine, so
  updating brings no new behaviour and nothing to relearn
• The most recent user-facing changes are still the ones from 0.32.0: sessions
  that suggest their own tags, the sidebar that no longer jumps as it collapses,
  and the removal of the "Share usage data" switch that did nothing

Full Changelog: v0.32.1...v0.32.3

v0.32.2

Full Changelog: v0.32.1...v0.32.2

v0.32.1

Notes

• Nothing in the app changed in this version. Everything that landed since
  0.32.0 is build and packaging work that never reaches your machine, so if you
  are coming from 0.32.0 you will not notice a difference
• The most recent user-facing changes are still the ones from 0.32.0: sessions
  that suggest their own tags, the sidebar that no longer jumps as it collapses,
  and the removal of the "Share usage data" switch that did nothing

Full Changelog: v0.32.0...v0.32.1

v1.0.0 (retracted)

Retracted: this release was accidentally numbered as a major version. The CLI rename and associated changes were reissued as v0.31.0. Do not install v1.0.0; use https://github.com/bart6114/loofah/releases/tag/v0.31.0 instead.

v0.32.0

New

• Sessions now suggest tags of their own. Once a recording is transcribed, or a
  file you imported finishes, the app compares that session against your other
  tagged notes and proposes up to three tags that keep coming back on the ones
  that read like it. Suggestions appear next to the tags already on the session,
  as dashed chips with a check and a cross: accept one and it becomes a real
  tag, dismiss it and it stays gone for that session. Nothing is added without
  you asking, and the comparison happens on your machine against your own vault,
  so it only gets useful once you have tagged a few notes by hand
• Editing a note re-runs the suggestion a few seconds after you stop typing, so
  a session you keep writing in gets tags that follow what it has become rather
  than what it looked like when the recording stopped
• If you would rather not confirm each one, Settings → General has a new
  "Automatically apply related tags" switch. It is off by default; turning it on
  applies only the suggestions the app is most confident about and leaves the
  rest as chips for you to decide on

Fixes

• Collapsing the sidebar no longer makes its contents jump. The list used to
  reflow to a narrower layout partway through the animation, so titles rewrapped
  and rows shifted just as the panel was sliding away. It now holds its width
  while it leaves, and reopening it after you have resized the window puts it
  back at the width you dragged it to
• The "Share usage data" switch is gone from Settings → General. It had no
  effect in this app, which sends no usage analytics or telemetry at all, so
  leaving a toggle there only suggested there was something to turn off

Full Changelog: v0.31.0...v0.32.0

v0.31.0

If you installed the command line tool from Settings → Developers, this version renames it. Launching the app once switches you over: `loof` is put on your PATH and the older `loofah` and `fmtr` commands are removed. Update any scripts, shell aliases, or agent configurations that still call the old names.

New

• The command line tool that ships with the app is now loof, shortened from
  loofah (and fmtr before that). If you had it installed, opening this
  version relinks it for you, so loof sessions list works right away and
  there is nothing to reinstall. Settings → Developers now lists it as "loof
  CLI", and the install button puts the new name on your PATH
• The MCP snippet on that same screen now points at the loof path. If you
  had pasted the old snippet into an agent, copy it again, because the command
  it named is no longer there
• The AGENTS.md file the app keeps at the root of your vault has been
  refreshed to use loof in its examples, so agents reading it get the working
  command
• loof meetings ... still works for now and keeps printing a short notice
  pointing you at loof sessions ... instead

Full Changelog: v0.30.10...v0.31.0

v0.30.11

What's Changed

• docs: add product screenshots by @bart6114 in #49

Full Changelog: v0.30.10...v0.30.11

v0.30.10

Fixes

• Switching between a note and its transcript no longer stalls. On a long
  recording the app used to freeze for a moment when you opened the transcript
  view, long enough that the click felt like it had been ignored, because the
  whole transcript was being laid out before anything appeared. The view now
  changes right away and shows a brief "Loading transcript..." spinner while
  the text fills in, and the parts of a long transcript that are off screen
  are only drawn as you scroll to them. Speaker names, the people listed above
  the title, search highlighting, and click-to-play all work as before

Full Changelog: v0.30.9...v0.30.10

v0.30.9

New

• The Help menu now has a "Documentation" entry, above "Report a Bug" and
  "Suggest a Feature". Choosing it opens loofah.io in your browser, so the
  guides are one click away instead of something you have to go looking for

Full Changelog: v0.30.7...v0.30.9