BonsAI v1.4.1

Added

• Sketch a shape, get the real thing. Draw a rough rectangle, ellipse, diamond, line, or arrow
  with the freehand tool and a quiet chip appears offering to snap it into the clean element — same
  spot, same size, same color, one undo. Recognition is deliberately conservative: scribbles,
  spirals, and handwriting never trigger it. A promoted arrow even binds to nearby cards exactly
  like a drawn one.
• The canvas now whispers what your cards could become. The same chip watches for other
  promotions: a text card holding a single line of LaTeX ($E = mc^2$) offers Make equation; a
  bulleted list offers Split into cards — one card per line, same width and tint, ready to
  arrange; and the moment you sketch two roughly perpendicular arrows, Make graph appears before
  you even double-click. Every promotion is one undo step, and the chip retracts on its own — Esc,
  any new gesture, or six seconds of being ignored.
• Alignment guides. Dragging cards now snaps their edges and centers to nearby cards, with
  hairline guides flashing across the aligned cards while they hold. What snaps in the preview is
  exactly what lands. Works for single cards, multi-selections, and duplicate-drags, at every zoom.
• Tidy, for humans. The agent could always re-flow a board into a clean layered layout; now ⌘K
  carries Tidy board (re-flow everything, then fit it into view) and Tidy selection (re-flow
  just the selected cards, in place — the tidied corner never jumps across the board).
• ⌥-drag duplicates. Hold Option and drag a card (or a whole selection): the originals stay
  put — arrows still bound — and fresh copies follow the pointer. One undo removes the copies
  entirely. A bare ⌥-click still just selects.

Changed

• Structured edits open on a stage. Editing an equation, a graph's axes, or a shape/line label
  now recedes the board and centers the editor on glass — the same shape Focus Write always had —
  instead of cramming fields into strips and popovers under the card. Equations get a large live
  preview that doubles as parse feedback while you type; graph config previews the draft axes and
  series live; lines keep the "Make graph" handoff with Esc stepping back to the label. Text is
  untouched: double-click writes directly on the board, exactly as before, and ⇧⌘F remains the
  explicit way to summon the big writing sheet. Everywhere, the contract is uniform — Esc cancels
  the draft, Return or click-away commits.
• Zoom follows the pointer. ⌘+/⌘−, the zoom buttons, and pinch all anchor at the cursor, so the
  spot you're pointing at stays put while the board scales around it.
• Paste lands under the cursor. ⌘V centers the pasted cards (or image) on the pointer instead of
  the middle of the window; the old 28pt stagger remains only when the pointer is off-window, so
  copies never stack invisibly.

Fixed

• The equation drop ring no longer misses one path. Dragging a lone equation over a graph as
  part of a multi-selection absorbed it on release without ever showing the accent drop ring; the
  affordance now lights up on every path that will absorb.
• A stray scroll can no longer eat an in-flight edit. Trackpad momentum leaking under a
  structured editor used to tear it down mid-thought; the stage now holds the board still while
  it's open, and inline text editing keeps pan and zoom live.