v0.4.3

Changed

• The "Code Astrogator" wordmark on the welcome screen now uses the accent color. It was rendered in the default text color; it now picks up --accent (so it also follows a custom accent color set in the gear popover).
• "Detailed" verbosity now actually differs from "Normal." Verbosity is a transcript display setting with three levels; previously Normal and Detailed were nearly identical — the only difference was whether thinking cards started expanded, and even that didn't apply to cards already on screen when you switched. Now Detailed starts both thinking and tool cards expanded (showing each tool call's input and output inline), while Normal keeps them collapsed (click to expand) and Compact still hides system notes and thinking entirely. Switching the level also re-applies to the cards already in the current transcript, and the gear popover now shows a one-line description of each level.
• The assistant message avatar is now the Code Astrogator head instead of the ✳ sparkle glyph. Each of Claude's messages in the transcript is prefixed with the small astronaut-head logo (WebUI\head.png, derived from the head master); the user › glyph and system notes are unchanged.

Added

• "Changelog…" button in the gear popover. Below "Advanced options…" the appearance popover now has a Changelog entry that opens the project changelog (https://github.com/finex7070/CodeAstrogator/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md) in the system browser.
• Head-only logo for small icons. Added a head-only master (Resources\codeastrogator-head.png) — the astronaut's helmet and face cropped from the full-body logo, with no shoulders and the raised hand removed, centered in the frame. The small icons used where the logo is shown tiny (icon-16/20/24/32, i.e. the "View → Other Windows → Code Astrogator" menu entry and the tool-window tab) are now rendered from this head variant, so they stay legible at 16–32 px instead of shrinking the whole body. The Marketplace icon/preview and the large welcome-screen logo keep the full-body figure.
• New setting: "Reference it by default in new chats." Controls the starting state of the active-file reference (the file chip in the composer) for each new chat. With it on (the default, unchanged from before), a new chat references the active editor file right away. With it off, a new chat starts with the reference toggled off (the chip is shown struck-through) so nothing is sent unless you click the chip to opt in for that chat. It's a sub-option of "Reference the active editor file in each prompt" (greyed out while the master switch is off) and does not change the current chat — only what fresh chats start with.

Fixed

• Remote sessions now start on the very first open of a project. claude remote-control refuses to start in an untrusted workspace ("Error: Workspace not trusted. Please run claude … first"), unlike the headless claude -p chat turn which bypasses the workspace-trust check entirely. So opening a project for the first time and immediately starting a remote session failed with that error (you had to drop to a terminal and run claude once to accept the trust dialog). The extension now pre-accepts workspace trust for the directory you opened in Visual Studio — it sets the same hasTrustDialogAccepted flag in ~/.claude.json that the interactive dialog writes — right before launching the remote-control server. (Best-effort and non-destructive: an existing project entry is reused and left untouched when already trusted; the global config is written atomically; any failure simply falls back to the CLI's own trust error. Verified against CLI 2.1.178.)