Heft 0.6.0

The editor catches your spelling and grammar as you type, the Recent list reads like your notes instead of a folder listing, Siri can write into the vault, and a note can be dragged out of every list in Heft.

Added

• Spelling and grammar are checked as you write. Code, maths, frontmatter, tags and a link's destination are left alone. Three switches in Settings → Typing: Check Spelling, Check Grammar With Spelling, and Correct Spelling Automatically.
• heft spell <vault> [note] reports the same misspellings and grammar notes to an agent, with --no-grammar, --limit and --json.
• The Recent list shows what is in each note: its date, first line and folder, grouped under Today, Yesterday, Previous 7 Days and by month. Order it by last edit or by last opening, in the list's own menu or in Settings, and keep the compact rows if you prefer them.
• Siri can create notes, add to them, find them and open them, today's daily note included.
• Right-clicking a note or folder offers Ask Siri about that one, rather than about whatever is on screen (macOS 27).
• Notes drag out of every list — Recent, tags, search results, ⌘O (Quick Open) and ⌘P (Command Palette) — and the window's title bar carries the open note, so it drags into the Finder or a terminal.
• The folder name in the title bar drags out as the window's root folder, for dropping into an agent's prompt or a terminal.
• That folder menu lists the folders you focused on lately, so switching between a few takes one click, and it gains Copy Absolute Path and Reveal in Finder.
• ⌘O takes a path as well as a name, vault-relative or absolute, quoted, escaped or a file:// URL, and puts the note it names first.
• ⌘P reaches the rest of the app: Quick Open, vault search, Find in note, the six formatting commands, new note, new vault, save, Settings and agent access.
• Clicking a picture in a presentation shows it across the screen, scaled up to fill it, and the next key or click puts it away.
• Filtering the file tree finds folders, and clicking one opens the tree down to it.
• Show the Entire Vault is in the file tree's own menu, where a focused window undoes its focus.

Changed

• ⌘O lists the focused folder's notes, with the same toggle for the whole vault that ⌘⇧F (Search the Vault) has. A pasted path ignores the scope.
• Presentations scale inline code, maths and the bars beside headings with the rest of the slide.
• Go to Path is gone: ⌘O does its job, and shows the match before you commit to it.
• Set Up Agent Access is disabled while the vault's guides are current, in the File menu and the palette alike.
• The history keeps 100 openings instead of 40, and the ones from before Heft recorded times sit under Earlier.

Fixed

• An embedded picture redraws when you export the file again, instead of keeping the version from when the note was opened.
• The presentation progress bar moves smoothly, including while ← and → are held down, and slides change at once when the arrows come faster than the fade.
• Siri's rewrite stays out of a note you open while it is working, and is no longer animated over it.
• A name you are renaming shows its cursor and selection, instead of losing them in the row's highlight.
• The Tags list names the folder it looked in when a focused window has no tags, rather than saying the vault has none.
• The folder menu in the title bar stays beside the traffic lights when the sidebar is narrow, instead of dropping into the overflow menu and letting the sidebar button slide across.
• The sidebar's filter field stays the same width in Files, Recent and Tags.