0.40.3

• Remote desk: the review panel sends comments and runs walkthroughs on the runner (#44)
• Cockpit's sidebar lists every machine, not only those with spaces (#28)

0.40.2

• Update tag: what the published cockpit changes, and a click that installs it (#39)
• Agents: a finished Claude session lands in Done until you open it (#41)

0.40.1

• A ticket mapping that holds its own states is no longer asked for a listStates tool, so cockpit doctor stops warning about one the GitHub Issues preset does not need (#37).
• cockpit on PATH is linked through ~/.config/cockpit/herdr, not an install folder the next update prunes: a link left pointing nowhere goes back on it, and cockpit doctor says when one does (#37).

0.40.0

• Inbox: do not duplicate stacked PRs at the section root (#29)
• Dashboard tiles wrap instead of overflowing their card (#31)
• Remote: connect Herdr to a Cockpit server (#30)
• Inbox: the age test freezes the clock before reading it (#33)
• Remote: a hub listening off loopback answers reads only (#35)
• Remote desk: Go, Peek and Open beside reach the runner's terminal (#34)

0.39.3

• A chart's unit keeps a measured quantity in its unit (#25)

0.39.2

• The GitHub Issues preset maps itself, so naming GitHub's server is enough for your open issues to reach the inbox, with reading, closing, assigning and filing an issue all mapped (#23).
• A tickets mapping can name an issue by several values: idPattern reads owner, repo and number out of a ticket's URL, idTemplate writes its id as owner/repo#number, and teamPattern splits the repo a new issue is filed in (#23).
• A mapping with no tool to list the states a ticket can move to holds its own states, which is how a GitHub issue closes from the inbox (#23).
• A shorter README, with the same picture in app/ for the Herdr gallery (#21).

0.39.1

• The Google Calendar and Gmail presets connect: cockpit opens with the newest MCP protocol version that still has a handshake, which Google's servers accept, and setup mentions Google's Workspace Developer Preview Program (#18).
• calendar.calendars lists the calendars to read, not only the primary one: each meeting keeps its calendar, so meeting briefs can read the full event (#19).

0.39.0

• A UX pass over the first ten minutes: install.sh checks herdr, gh and jq before downloading, cockpit setup offers a one-minute path with nothing to connect, and cockpit is on PATH after /cockpit:setup (#15).
• ? opens a keys overlay in every space: the row's actions, how to move, and the prefix+… chords, built from each app's own actions so it cannot drift; m there gives the mouse to the terminal (#15).
• New docs: getting started, configuration, the show blocks and troubleshooting (#15).
• The main action, toasts and CI tone carry a mark, not only a colour, and empty states name your agent rather than Claude Code (#15).
• monitor.serviceReplace renames a platform's service to the name Datadog knows, so its queries, monitors and APM link resolve (#12).
• The hub reads the last line of gh auth token, so a mise or asdf shim's tool line no longer breaks every GitHub call (#14).

0.38.5

• The status bar shows as many of the agent's links as fit, the rest in "+N", and GitHub's own checks read as CI beside the GitHub PR.
• A new gallery preview with every space.

0.38.4

• The mail space lists your inbox as a mail client does: the latest 15 unread above the latest 15 read, "N unread" everywhere instead of "need you". An opened mail stays in place until you open another or close it, then the latest unread is selected; See is now Open.
• Web page (h) shows a mail in the browser with its layout and images (terminal-browser beside it in herdr); the reading panel splits a mail's layout tables into paragraphs and leaves out its hidden preview text.
• Snippets and subjects read as text (haven't, not haven't), and a longer listing no longer announces older mail as new.