v0.1.31

Reminders

• Ask to be reminded, and be told at that time. A card's date can carry
  a time now; a day alone reminds that morning at nine. When it comes, a
  banner under the top bar says so — it has no close, only Later (15
  minutes, an hour, tomorrow morning) and Done — with a system
  notification when devpit is behind, and a line in the bell. A focus does
  not hold it back: the time was your own choice.
• The orchestrator, or any session, can set one when you ask —
  "remind me tomorrow at three to review the PR" — on a card with that
  date and time. devpit sets it off, not the agent, and a reminder only
  tells: it never starts anything.
• One thread waits for the next date and wakes only when a date changes.
  Switch it off in Settings → General → Reminders.

Orchestrator

• It drafts what you would say to a session, and you send it as yours.
  A "go on" or a change of plan said in its chat waits, editable, above the
  composer and in the Sessions panel; Send as you types it into that
  session's terminal as your own words. Nothing is sent without your click.
• A session it starts in a new folder shows the trust question in
  Waiting on you before the session is even up, and is answered there.
• Remote Control from the Sessions panel, for a session in one of
  devpit's terminals.
• What a session is on — Edit invoice.ts, Run npm test — shows in
  the Sessions panel and on a card's sessions, not only on the island.
• Every orchestrator reads the brief of the build that runs it, however
  it is opened, and the brief says which build wrote it.

Updates

• The Mac updates itself. The app in Applications was taken for a build
  nobody installs over, and was never offered an install.
• Update in Settings shows the update it starts: it follows the download
  and brings the update card forward, where it used to say "Working…" and
  then nothing.
• Which devpit this is, at the left of the status strip — with a dot when
  a newer one is on its way. A click copies it for a bug report.

Fixes

• The island shows what is open in devpit: closing a tab takes its session
  off at once, a session idle in an open tab stays, and a terminal shows one
  session rather than every one it ever ran.
• A picture between 2 and 8 MB — a full-screen screenshot — opens in its tab
  rather than being refused as a file too long to read.

Full Changelog: v0.1.30...v0.1.31