CodeNomad 0.20.1

What's new in 0.20.1

Highlights
- A unified Files workspace: Browse Workspace, Changes and Commits in one panel, open central file/diff previews, edit text with Save or Ctrl/Cmd+S, and inspect historical image changes without checking out another revision.
- Better mobile and narrow-window layouts: Conversation controls stay compact, the composer follows the visible conversation height, and desktop minimum sizes respect application zoom. Mobile browser-preview templates now use native touch emulation when available.
- Questions and permissions above the composer: Answer native requests in a dedicated dock without losing your draft. Completed questions retain selected-option descriptions and free text, and permission decisions remain available as durable receipts.
- Native skills and web search: Attach Location skills through @, view structured search results and provider-consent requests, and configure global or project web-search defaults in Preferences.
- Provider account controls: Select, rename and remove native provider accounts, with optional Codex account rotation based on fresh quotas. Usage stays stable across catalog refreshes and repeated connection events.
- Fewer responsiveness stalls: Event routing no longer waits behind worktree discovery, compaction-related discovery is deferred safely, and supported pending-request recovery avoids loading historical Locations.
Files and conversation workflow
- Workspace, staged/unstaged Changes and paginated Commits share file-row preview controls. Selecting a row no longer opens a preview implicitly.
- Stage or unstage files with explicit actions or drag-and-drop; commit actions remain at the top of the staged section.
- Workspace text and Markdown source stay editable in the central reader. Unsaved drafts survive closing or switching readers, and saving checks for external changes before overwriting.
- Git image previews use the actual compared revisions rather than substituting the current file. Historical diffs remain read-only.
- File trees, Git status and history serve cached snapshots and revalidate lazily; Monaco tokenizers ship locally for offline highlighting.
- Question and permission queues retain stable selection and request drafts across refreshes and session navigation. Multiple requests use bounded previous/next navigation.
- Full-history search fills result pages correctly and avoids redundant counting work. …

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