Liner Code 0.1.5 (alpha)

Update from 0.1.4 if you have it. Liner Code does it by itself (Restart to update), or
download the new DMG.

New

• Side chat (⌘⇧C, or the top of the session tray): ask about a session beside it without
  stopping it or adding to it. Who you talk to in the session answers from the conversation so
  far, reads what it needs and changes nothing; a command still asks first. Catch up starts it
  again from where the session is now.
• The panel beside a session is yours to size. Drag its edge, or focus it and use the arrow
  keys; double-click puts it back. It opens at about a third of the session now, and the width
  you pick holds in every session.
• Main buttons in one colour, red to start. Send, Commit and push in the session tray, and a
  card's main button. Settings › Appearance › Main buttons sets it: red, the accent, ink like
  the tray, or a colour of your own.

Changed

• A sidebar row is two lines: the title with how long ago, then where it stands. Under its
  project it doesn't name the project again; in Pinned, your groups and the shelves the second
  line starts with it. Pin, snooze and settle show where the time was.
• Home's effort and access menus open downward, under the composer, and scroll in the room
  there rather than covering the question.
• Tiles inside the composer's and the session tray's pills are round, like the pills.
• A narrow composer lets the word "effort" and the model marks go, then shortens the name;
  narrower still, its controls take two lines.
• The disk image opens on a window that says what to drag where, with an arrow from Liner Code
  to Applications, and how to open it the first time: System Settings › Privacy & Security,
  Open Anyway.

Fixed

• In Agentic features, the way you picked had a square blue ring round its rounded card. The
  ring follows the card's corners again.
• Liner Code's name and the sidebar button beside it, and Settings' name, sat 6px under the
  traffic lights. They sit on them again.
• With the sidebar hidden, the top bar's row sits on the traffic lights too (in full screen,
  where they're hidden, it stays where it was).
• A menu on Home that had more to show snapped back to its top as you scrolled, and scrolling in
  it, or beside it, slid the Desk in under it.
• In a narrow window the composer's controls ran over each other.
• The highlight on the effort and agent pickers met the pill's edge instead of sitting inside it.