0.3.1

Changes

• No more daily notes. In 0.2.2, tasks were checkboxes you typed into that day's note by hand — the plugin just read and displayed them. That's gone. Tasks now live in a real, persistent task list inside the plugin: check them off, add new ones, edit the text, split any task into sub-tasks, and attach notes — all directly in the UI, all saved on its own. Nothing to write into markdown anymore.
• The whole app is reorganized around Areas. The old setup — separate Tactical Rules, Emotional Rules, Goals, Technical Tasks, and Hobby Tasks files — is replaced by Areas: each part of your life gets one place with its own tasks, goals, and notes. Plus a proper Inbox for capturing things on the fly and a Trash so deleting is never permanent by accident.
• Full visual redesign — new floating glass panel, unified buttons, right-click context menus everywhere, urgency dots that flag tasks needing attention, and a table view with filters and sorting per Area.
• One-time vault migration (Settings → Vault → Migrate) moves everything — rules, goals, tasks, and your entire wins history, not just today's — into the new system for you. Paced so it won't overwhelm mobile file sync on large vaults, and safe to re-run if you're not sure it finished.
• [[links]] and #tags in your tasks actually work now. They used to just sit there as plain text even if you typed them — now they render as real links/tags and autocomplete as you type.
• Wins are a real log now, not text buried in a daily note that eventually gets archived and forgotten — yesterday's wins show up on the dashboard the next morning
• Feedback button now goes to a real inbox instead of just sitting there — the old channel got flooded by a bot and none of what you sent was actually getting through; that's fixed now
• A round of smaller fixes: wins log formatting cleaned up, migration no longer chokes on large vaults, and the API key banner only shows up when you're actually using AI mode
• Fixed a batch of code-quality issues flagged by Obsidian's community plugin review: type-safety gaps around date formatting, duplicate CSS properties, and a stale build artifact that didn't match the last release's source
• Known limitation: settings aren't searchable via Obsidian's new global settings search (added in 1.13) — the settings panel itself works exactly as before on every version, this only affects the new cross-plugin search box