These notes track the internal builds of the desktop app. They describe implemented and verified behavior; a version listed here is not a public installer announcement.
0.5.0 · internal build
Ask for a change without leaving the page
An agent composer sits under the properties column, so a change can be asked for while looking at the page. It shares the session, the history and the undo of the Agent tab.
Context chips say which page is open and which element is selected, so the request itself can stay short. The element chip can be switched off to talk about the page instead.
The preview starts by itself when a page is opened and stops a few minutes after the project stops being watched. A server that was already running is adopted, not taken over, and only the Stop button closes one.
A failed command can be handed to the agent with its whole log. The repair runs autonomously, so the agent can install and rebuild, and the preview tries again by itself once the turn ends.
Work reaches the agent in the mode it needs: dependency updates and a failed publish arrive in Autonomous, page, diagnostics and language work in Edit.
Layouts and components open in the built-in source editor instead of being handed to the system, and a failure now reveals the file in the Finder.
Failure messages show the part that explains the problem: stack frames inside node_modules are dropped before the last lines are taken.
0.4.0 · internal build
Source editing beside the preview
Pages can switch between the live preview and an internal source editor.
The editor adds line numbers, syntax colours for Astro, HTML and script code, tab indentation and Command/Ctrl+S saving.
Unsaved changes are protected during navigation, and a save stops if an agent changed the same file after it was opened.
0.3.0 · internal build
A clearer working space
A five-area navigation now groups diagnostics, languages, dependency updates and logs under Review.
The route tree appears only where it gives useful context, while properties open only during visual editing.
Page actions are grouped and destructive restores require confirmation; reference checks complete before move or delete.
Reusable layouts and components open directly from the tree, and file-opening failures are reported.
0.2.0 · internal build
Identity and release foundations
English and Italian application interfaces use one shared translation contract.
The telescope and stars identity is consistent across application and release assets.
Development data is isolated from the installed app, with CI and consistency checks for release metadata and generated assets.
0.1.0 · prototype
First working application
Create or import Astro projects and work with Claude Code or Codex sessions.