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Release Notes — v0.48.0
Minor: The interface comes in light and dark
Ogcode now has a light interface alongside the dark one it has always worn, and
a Theme control in Settings → General to choose between them. The three options
are Light, Dark, and System; System follows your operating system and switches
live as your machine does, so a laptop that dims itself in the evening takes the
app with it. Whatever you pick applies to the whole machine — every browser tab
and every window — because the choice is kept by the server, not by one tab. The
page paints in the right theme before the app loads, so a light window opens
light instead of flashing dark first.
The light theme is a real one, not an inversion. Text, code, diffs, file trees,
and the coloured chips all carry their own light values, so a review of a change
reads as clearly on white as it did on black.
Minor: The sidebar tells you what a session is doing
A session in the sidebar used to lead with a small dot coloured by its model
provider — useful once, and never again. That dot now reports the session's own
state instead: it pulses while a task is running, turns red when a task has
failed, and is absent when there is nothing to report. One glance down the list
shows which of your sessions is still working without you opening any of them.
The state is tracked by the server rather than guessed by the page, so it stays
right across a reload, and a session that a crash left mid-run is no longer
shown as running forever.
Minor: The sidebar is yours to size
Both sidebars are now resizable — drag the edge, or focus it and nudge it with
the arrow keys — and the width you set is remembered. Long session titles get
the room they need without stealing it from the conversation, and the sidebar
returns at the same width next time you open the app.
You can also pin the sessions you return to most. Pinned sessions sit in their
own group at the top of the list, above the by-date groups, so the handful you
keep coming back to stay put while everything else ages out from under them.
Minor: The app is readable and reachable
A pass over the whole interface to make it work for more people. A filled
accent button now derives its label colour from the accent you choose — dark
text on a pale accent, white on a deep one — so the label stays readable
whatever colour scheme you have set, instead of assuming white will always
work. The lighter greys that had drifted below a comfortable contrast on the
dark background were lifted, and the light theme was built to the same standard
from the start.
The change reaches further than colour: each page now names its main region so
screen readers can jump straight to the content, the navigation and its mobile
drawer announce themselves and step out of the way correctly when hidden,
read-only code blocks can be focused and read from the keyboard, and the
sidebar's resize grip is a proper separator that reports its position. The
sections, headings, and controls carry the labels they were missing.
Other changes
- The OGX tab in Settings → Models shows the OG Lab mark.