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Plan Mode shortcut moved to alt+p so shift+tab stays pi's thinking-level cycle (#47). v1.9.0 claimed shift+tab for Plan Mode by rebinding pi's built-in app.thinking.cycle to alt+t in ~/.pi/agent/keybindings.json. That collided with the muscle memory of every existing pi user — shift+tab is the documented thinking cycle — and pi (≥ 0.79) also surfaced an [Extension issues] warning whenever the rebind hadn't taken yet. Plan Mode now registers on alt+p instead (unbound by pi, so the extension claims it cleanly with no shadowing), and shift+tab returns to pi's default behavior. The launcher also performs a one-time cleanup: on first run after upgrade, if ~/.pi/agent/keybindings.json still has the v1.9.0 rewrite (app.thinking.cycle: "alt+t" exactly), it is removed; any binding you set yourself is preserved untouched. README and the Plan-Mode indicator ((alt+p to exit)) updated to match.
Notes for upgraders
No CLI-flag or public-API changes. Plan Mode is now alt+p (was shift+tab in v1.9.0). shift+tab is again pi's thinking-level cycle. If you customized app.thinking.cycle yourself in ~/.pi/agent/keybindings.json, your binding is left alone.