Version 0.15.0

Unified AI visual identity: an Apple-style multicolor gradient replaces the aqua design on all AI elements — mark, buttons, cards, and animated halos and rings — bringing visual harmony to AI surfaces. Animations only play during real AI tasks, never at rest.

AI summary and readiness checklist saved locally: the diff summary and readiness checklist are now stored on your machine, so they persist when switching Pull Requests or restarting the app.

Add account from the keyboard: ⌘K now displays “Add account” in the command palette, making it easier to register a new token without going to Settings.

Better account management: Settings › Accounts now shows your server, platform, version, and last 4 digits of your token for each account, with an action menu (Use, Refresh token, Open tokens page, Copy server address, Remove) instead of scattered button rows. Accounts with the same login are distinguished by their server.

Better error diagnostics: a rejected token now clearly says it was refused and focuses the token field. Certificate errors show a step-by-step guide for checking your certificate in macOS Keychain or Windows Certificate Store. Rate limit errors are reported separately from unreachable servers.

Settings › AI and Settings › Accounts refactored: AI engine settings now show a single grouped card with three subsections (On this machine / Installed CLIs / API keys), the selected engine's configuration displays instantly below its row without a dialog, a badge shows engine status (Detected / Reachable / Key saved / To configure), the ↑/↓ arrows no longer trigger a forced check or any dialog, consent goes only through the « Authorize… » button, and the model list refreshes only on « Refresh list »; Settings › Accounts groups accounts in a list (single card with 52 px per account), shows "Active account" on the one in use, no actions when all is well (status/badge only on issues), actions via ⋯ menu (Use / Replace token / Copy / Remove), account adding redone in a card (no greyed button), « Switch to {account} » in the ⋯ menu, Esc closes the form first.

Redesigned Pull Request list: the side list in the Pull Requests panel now has a header grouping the title, total, and a button to toggle favorite repositories. Quick search with / and forge filters (# / !) help you isolate PRs. Three filters "All / To review / Mine" with counters highlight your pending actions. Repository headers stay visible while scrolling; each row shows avatar, identifier, author and age, plus unresolved threads. The empty state offers quick reset. Default width increased to 272 px and adapts to your saved preference.

Redesigned Files column of a PR: the Files column adopts the language of the Pull Request list — header "Files · N/M reviewed" with multi-select, review order, "Collapse/expand all" and column collapse; iteration picker with search (number, push message, age, "latest") and Cumulative / Delta / Since my review modes; / search and "unreviewed" filter side by side. Folders stay visible while scrolling (up to three levels stacked, without overlapping files), show their "reviewed/total" progress with progress dots and open with a toggle line icon; checking a file as reviewed makes it appear with a small animation; each file shows its unresolved threads, pending AI suggestions (if AI is active), a shield for sensitive files, strikethrough name if deleted, a small green and red bar showing the share of added and deleted lines (computed while scrolling on Azure DevOps, provided directly by GitHub and GitLab — not verified on a real server), a ⋯ on hover and navigates with arrow keys. A footer reminds you of the PR volume, offers "Next to review" (without marking anything) and the j/k keys; long folder names truncate in the middle to keep the last folder readable. Add/remove bar: a skeleton of the same shape (shared shimmer) holds its place while computing, for lines near the screen only and after 180 ms, then the bar fades in; the "reviewed files" filter becomes an eye (crossed when reviewed files are hidden) whose tooltip says the action and count.

Redesigned review panel: the right panel now groups seven tabs (Review, Info, Threads, AI, Chat, Impact, Test) accessible via ⌘1–⌘7, with a simplified identity header, a tab bar with sliding badge, and a fixed "Finish my review" footer showing your progress; you can collapse the panel into a compact strip. The "My vote" card is condensed to a single row of four options (icons only with the chosen option expanded in a narrow panel, 2×2 grid if the panel is very narrow): a slider glides under your verdict and changes color, and the current state shows next to the title with "Remove". Colored text keeps contrast in light theme and keyboard focus stays on your vote after a click.

Dark and light themes with their own background: each theme has its built-in background and its own background settings, and panels are 85% opaque so the background stays readable without getting in the way of the text.

Settings reorganized: Appearance and Background are now one section, with a sample preview; appearance is applied when you close Settings. Text and fonts are chosen from menus (code font: CommitMono, System or Custom; app font: System or Custom). The language is left-aligned, the settings search has no inner border, and "Comment templates" has its own section.

AI engines without brand logos: AI engines show neutral pictograms instead of provider logos; the brands mentioned are listed in Licenses and legal notices.

Images in comments and feedback: a published image appears as a thumbnail of at most 320 px, and a click enlarges it in a viewer.

Code space: repository path: the header shows "repository › branch", so you always know where you are.

Calmer Home: the hero halo drifts only once at launch, and the team chart is easier to read.

Faster space opening: every space shows a loading skeleton and spaces are preloaded; the first opening goes from about 300 ms to 35–100 ms.