OrgFlow v2.5.0-rc.1 — unsigned release candidate

Unsigned release candidate. Windows SmartScreen and macOS Gatekeeper will warn; see the README for how to open it.

Unsigned release candidate focused on ease of use: one place for files, a tidy filters panel and faster keyboard work. Workspace data format is unchanged (document version 3); 2.4 files open as-is.

• File menu in the header gathers New, Open (⌘O), recent files, Save (⌘S), Save as… (⇧⌘S), auto-save, CSV import, backups and Recovery. The Share menu now only shares and exports charts and data.
• Save-status chip next to the company name shows at a glance whether the chart is saved to a file (green), only kept in this browser (amber), saving (pulsing) or failed (red). The tab title shows the file name and a • for unsaved file changes. First Save suggests a file name from the company name.
• Start page replaces the welcome tour: continue the current chart, open a file or a recent file, or create from a blank organization, the two samples or three starter templates.
• Drag and drop a .json/.orgflow file anywhere to open it, or a .csv to review an import.
• Reorganised filters panel: search and capacity totals stay pinned on top; filters (type, group, site, hiring, approval, date) and display settings (levels, card details, saved views) are collapsible sections with All / 2 of 5 badges and remembered open state. Show all / Hide all per filter. Custom tag management moved under Position type. Data, examples and update buttons left the panel.
• Hide the panel on desktop with the new toggle in the planning bar or [ (remembered); on phones the same control opens it as an overlay with a close button.
• Keyboard shortcuts dialog (?) and new single-key shortcuts: / search, N add position, +/− zoom, 0 fit, 1–4 switch views, arrow keys inside menus. Single keys never fire while typing.
• Header decluttered: People button, undo/redo icons, branding and help in a ⋯ menu (which also carries People and the palette on phones). Distinct icons for expand/collapse versus zoom in the chart toolbar.
• The status chip also stays amber while a shared-server save is pending and turns red when it fails.
• Release pipeline: merging a version bump to main now builds, tags and publishes the release automatically (release candidates publish immediately; stable releases stay drafts pending the signed-update drill). Notes come from this changelog.
• Browser regression suite grows to 32 tests covering the File menu, sidebar badges and persistence, Start page, shortcuts and file drop.

Upgrade notes

No data migration. Panel layout preferences are stored per browser. Scripts or bookmarks that clicked sidebar buttons such as Load Harbor & Co should open the Start page first (openWelcome(true)); element IDs are unchanged.