PzzaCode 0.2.27

What's new in 0.2.27

This release fixes window layout selection and project scanning, improves device and port readability, and adds more control over transparency and cross-device MCP access.

Window layouts and appearance

• Fixed mouse selection in the editor and browser layout menus. Both panels support full-tile, side-by-side, and stacked layouts.
• Workspace gradients are confined to the tile border instead of bleeding into terminal content.
• Semi-transparent mode clears the native macOS window background and applies behind-window blur. New settings control background opacity, surface blur, and saturation; desktop blur strength is managed by the operating system.
• Settings controls and device dropdown labels align consistently, with clearer selected states.

Project sync and device details

• Fixed missing headers on streamed project scans that caused reachable agents to appear offline.
• Local device probes avoid an extra runtime process, and recent snapshots are reused when reopening device details.
• Device information uses a compact, background-free layout, with extra addresses and system details behind expandable controls.
• Port forwarding shows project names, port numbers, and process details on separate lines, allowing long names to wrap while keeping action buttons aligned.

Agent usage and MCP

• Duplicate usage requests share cached results. Manual refreshes respect provider cooldowns and Retry-After responses, retaining the last successful sample during temporary rate limits.
• MCP clients on other devices can reach the app agent through authenticated SSH without copying credentials or exposing a public control port.
• MCP configuration controls generate the remote host and script-path settings. System information and listening services can be inspected on SSH devices reachable from the app host.
• Remote MCP setup requires Node.js, the MCP package, and trusted key-based SSH access back to the app host.