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- Tab cards show tracker-prefixed issue keys (e.g., CATE-42) instead of working directory paths
- About dialog displays the Cate logo image instead of plain text
- Scope assessment during planning now proceeds automatically when signals are clear, only prompting on ambiguity
- Streamlined issue creation by removing redundant handoff comments
- Fixed updater quit sequence that could leave a stale window open during restart on macOS
- Fixed blank screen when returning users needed to accept an updated legal agreement
- DevTools toggle no longer appears in production builds
- Eliminated “Activate your license” flash for licensed users when opening a project
- Fixed “Object has been destroyed” crash on Windows when closing multiple windows during quit
- Centered status text and improved spacing on the splash screen
- Fixed image paste/drop and mermaid diagram rendering blocked by Content Security Policy
- Prevented deleting projects that are currently open; project list now refreshes on window focus
- Capability-driven startup flow — Cate now walks you through license, GitHub, and repository setup in a single progressive sequence
- Startup window resizes to full dashboard dimensions once setup completes
- Previously-open repository windows restore automatically on launch
- Auto-updater now uses the correct Squirrel.Mac JSON feed format, preventing false update notifications on macOS
- Dashboard shows the pipeline stepper even when no issues exist, with a call-to-action to start building
- Single-issue creation now combines confirmation and status placement into one step
- Scope choice now lists the recommended option first, matching the agent’s assessment
- Fast-tracked issues skip the wrap-up confirmation for faster board placement
- Restored project configuration after it was overwritten during team setup
- Unified startup window — legal agreement, license activation, and repository selection happen in a single flow instead of separate windows
- Auto-updater logs now integrate with the central log buffer for better diagnostics
- Release artifacts use descriptive filenames (e.g.,
cate-darwin-arm64-latest.dmg)