Craft has a face now. Everything craft has been writing down since your first init - the stories, fixes, tweaks, mockups, dials, riffs, notes - was always a graph waiting to be seen. This release ships the Craft Browser: one page, no server, no setup, that renders the life of your project as a living galaxy. It was built entirely through the flows it renders, then redesigned live the same day - riffed, dialed, mocked up, and annotated with pins on the actual page.
- Added
/craft:dashboard: your whole project as a living galaxy. Records cluster into colored regions by kind, each with a soft glow of its own hue; finished stories cool to quiet grey while active work keeps the ember - the sky reads at a glance, no legend needed. - Added observation cards: things craft noticed while building your work surface as solid, readable cards with short dotted arrows pointing into the sky - quoting your project's own words, never machine values.
- Added a reading panel: click any record and read it right there - its own words, inked in its own hue.
- Added a cinematic entrance: the galaxy swirls into place with real spin, the glow breathes in behind it, and cards always arrive within two seconds.
- Added drag-to-pin physics: pull any node out and drop it - it stays put while the rest of the galaxy visibly exhales back into proper spacing. Drag a hub and everything connected stretches out to show itself, then flows home.
- Added a citation guard: code that ships to your project can no longer carry craft's internal planning vocabulary in its comments - your codebase reads like yours.
- The graph data rebuilds itself as you work, so the page is never stale - and when the shipped page design moves ahead of your copy, opening it offers the update.
Full changelog: https://github.com/drobins25/craft/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md