Updated themes and layouts - improved provenance

Major additions:

• Multi-engine orchestration matured substantially. The engine roster now includes Claude, Codex, Grok, Hermes, Antigravity, Pi, Ollama, Kilo, and Aider, with dynamic model discovery, per-session engine/model switching, effort controls, and both chat and PTY/CLI-style execution where supported.
• The web app is now much larger. Beyond chat, it includes Command Center, Talk, Kanban, Orchestration, Cron, Org, Limits, Logs, Skills, Settings, and file/artifact viewing.
• The org model became first-class. Employees are YAML-backed, have departments/ranks/managers, can be created and edited in the UI, can launch direct chats, and now support multi-role execution profiles like mid_pair.
• Kanban evolved into a real work surface. It has department boards, dispatch controls, live session inspection for running tickets, recycle bin/retention, optimistic save protection, manual-only dispatch, and attached resource context.
• Talk became a major feature area. It now has voice-first interaction, persistent conversation flow, delegation graphs, searchable session memory, work rails, breadcrumbed thread navigation, live activity tracking, TTS/STT improvements, and a dedicated multi-agent workspace.
• Matrix orchestration was added. There is now a scheduler, leases, blocked queues, dual-lane execution, worktree-backed runs, artifact capture, retry/recovery flows, queue pause/resume, holds, telemetry, and a dedicated orchestration dashboard plus CLI surfaces.
• Search, history, and transcript handling improved a lot. There is FTS5 message search, structured chat activity rendering, compact tool-call history, better final-history cleanup after turns, and faster chat switching with cache/revalidation.
• Remote and connector workflows expanded. The repo now supports Slack/connector hooks, remote browser pairing/auth flows, inbound IMAP inbox polling and COO auto-ingest, and artifact/file registry routes.
• Reliability and operational hardening increased sharply. Recent releases focused on restart safety, stale-session recovery, queue cleanup, atomic config/job writes, policy cache correctness, auth-cookie security, orchestration lease-release correctness, and broader regression coverage.
• The docs, governance, and release surfaces are much more mature. There is now a maintained README, docs/INDEX.md, architecture/spec/inventory ledgers, cloud-audit baselines, and a much more explicit repo contract.

Full Changelog: https://github.com/e3742526/cuttlefish/compare/v0.0.1-rebrand-jinn...v0.0.2-workinprogress