Release v0.19.0 · fluxion-dev/lazyplan

What's new

This release rebuilds the screen around one idea: see the plan, then act.

Readable plans. Plans start as one-line summaries with progress (● P59 Overhaul the UX 35/35). Open a plan to see milestones, then open a milestone to see tasks.
A useful preview. The right pane shows the selected row's reason, next few tasks, acceptance progress, commits, and repos. At narrow widths it steps aside and Enter opens the full page.
Safe detail. Enter opens a read-only page. Press e to edit, s to change status, x to tick a criterion, a to add one, n to add the next level, and d to delete with a confirmation that says what else will go.
Forms that fit. Every field has a visible label, every form names what it will create, and everything works in an 80×24 terminal.
Plain command names. The palette and help use outcomes such as Create plan, Move to doing, and Tick next criterion. ? opens help; c opens the palette.
One vocabulary. The main commands are now lpui plan add, lpui task move --id 3 --to done, and lpui criterion tick --id 4. Old commands such as add-plan, status, check, and uncheck still work.
Cleaner output. lpui list shows plan summaries; lpui list --tree shows the full hierarchy. --json is unchanged. Single-cell glyphs (○ ◐ ●) replace emoji, and ids read consistently (P59, M189, T425).

See the screen beside a coding agent, the read-only detail page, and the 80×24 layout:
https://fluxion-dev.github.io/lazyplan/#screens

pipx upgrade lazyplan-tui
# or
lpui upgrade

System-package users can install the matching .deb or .rpm below.

Full changelog: v0.18.0...v0.19.0