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v2.0.1 — Diagrams that read cleanly, and the canvas brings back what you removed

Fixes for the canvas that arrived in 2.0.0: arrows in auto-arranged diagrams no longer cross through boxes, anything you removed from the canvas can be brought back, switching folders keeps you where you were, and the corner only speaks up when an agent changes something you can't see.


📐 Diagrams: arrows follow the layout

  • Auto-arranged diagrams read cleanly. Arrows now follow the route the layout computes, with their bends and room for their labels, instead of cutting through boxes. That covers the editor, PNG, SVG, PDF and draw.io exports.
  • Moving a box re-routes only its own arrows. The others keep their route.
  • Loops no longer flip the flow. A cycle like "needs a tool? → no → back" keeps the steps in the order they were written.

🧩 Bring things back to the canvas

Removing a diagram, document or presentation from the canvas never deleted its file, but there was no way to put it back. Now you can:

  • Drag it from the file explorer and drop it on the canvas. The canvas highlights while you drag something it accepts, and the node lands where you drop it. If it's already on that page, the view jumps to it instead of duplicating it. For a presentation, drag its .slides folder or any file inside it.
  • Or use Add → Project file… to pick it with the file chooser.

🧭 Smaller changes

  • Switching folders keeps your place. Picking a folder in the workspaces panel takes you back to whatever you were last looking at there (an agent, a file or a browser) instead of its first agent.
  • A quieter corner. The bottom-right corner no longer lists every busy agent out of sight (terminal agents showed up as busy whenever their screen redrew). In canvas mode, it now shows up only when an agent changes a document, diagram, presentation or note you can't see (on another page, another workspace or with the canvas hidden), and goes away a few seconds after the last change. A click takes you there. Pending permissions keep their own notice.