BonsAI v1.4.0

Screen.Recording.2026-07-03.at.16.38.28.compressed.mp4

Added

• Graph cards. Sketch a pair of axes with arrows (hold Shift to draw them perfectly straight),
  double-click one, and "Make graph" turns the sketch into a real two-axis plot — labels, units,
  ranges, ticks, and a grid, with a roughly perpendicular partner arrow absorbed as the second axis
  in the same undo step. Drop a LaTeX equation card onto a graph to plot it as a curve in the card's
  tint (a built-in dependency-free expression parser handles f(x)=, \sin, \frac, \sqrt,
  powers, and implicit multiplication; poles and out-of-domain regions break the stroke cleanly).
  ⌥-click places labeled, colored data points through a point composer, markers drag to reposition,
  and hovering a selected graph shows a coordinate readout in the axis units that snaps to curves
  and points. The config popover edits everything later, including a per-point list.
• Copy board as PNG. The Export Board menu now renders the board straight to the clipboard
  (PNG + TIFF) for instant pasting into Slack, pull requests, or docs — no save dialog.

Changed

• The ⌘K palette now carries only what the UI can't reach. Entries duplicating visible chrome
  (agent, settings, compile, fit, grounding) were removed; the palette is New board, Capture screen,
  Focus write, Add graph to board, and — when the selection makes them meaningful — Convert line to
  graph, Plot equation on graph, and Add point to graph. Its visuals were rebuilt on the app's glass
  language: quiet accent selection, bare shortcut glyphs, muted inline subtitles, no keycap footer.
• Shift keeps lines and arrows straight. Holding Shift while drawing a line or arrow snaps it
  perfectly horizontal or vertical (live in the preview), matching the box shapes' Shift-square
  constraint.
• Export pill reads "Export Board" so its menu rows ("Copy PNG", "Save PNG") fit the
  width-locked hover menu without truncating.

Fixed

• The ⌘K search field no longer clips tall letters. The palette field rendered in the
  user-selected app font, whose declared vertical metrics are tighter than its glyphs; the palette
  is chrome and now uses the system font like the rest of its rows.