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+## 1.175.0 · Oct 29, 2026
+
+Find without losing your place.
+
+### New
+
+- **Find says when a result is hidden** (Find). Before you open it, a result says Outside your filter, Outside linked work, Folded row, Dimmed: not linked or Not on Timeline, so you know your view will change. *Where:* Find (/)
+
+### Improved
+
+- **Go to anything, and come back to where you were** (Find). Opening a result your view hides changes the view to show it (for an initiative or task a filter hides, that clears your filters), and a strip above the chart says so. Back to where I was there, or one press of the browser's Back, puts your chain, filters, folds, zoom and selection back exactly. Searching again from there still goes back to where you started. *Where:* Find (/), then above the chart
+- **A way back from linked work** (Timeline). While linked work is shown, Back to where I was beside the chips returns to exactly the view you had before you clicked Show linked work, including what you'd hidden, folded and selected. *Where:* Above the chart, beside the Linked to chips
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **Milestones and gates outside linked work are shown** (Find). It's drawn on the chart, and Back to where I was puts the linked work back. *Where:* Find (/)
+
+## 1.174.0 · Oct 29, 2026
+
+Copy for your assistant.
+
+### New
+
+- **Copy an item for your assistant** (Everywhere). Select an item and choose Copy, then For your assistant, at the top of its details, or press Ctrl+C when no text is selected. It copies the item's name, id, Jira key and how fresh the data is, so you can paste it into any assistant and ask, for example, how many of its stories are done. *Where:* Copy at the top of an item's details, or Ctrl+C
+- **Copy with its details, or copy your stars** (Find). Copy, then With its details (or Find) adds the item's record and, for an initiative, its story counts and stories, for an assistant that can't read files. Copy your starred items copies a reference for each star. Notes are never copied. *Where:* Find (/)
+
+### Improved
+
+- **Assistants understand a pasted item** (Assistant). The assistant instructions and the skills explain the reference Sightline copies, so an assistant finds the same item and says when its data may be older than yours. *Where:* Connect assistant, Analyze with any assistant
+- **One Copy menu on every item's details** (Everywhere). Copy at the top of an item's details holds Link, For your assistant and With its details, so the header stays on one line however narrow the panel or long the name. *Where:* Copy at the top of an item's details
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **Starred outcomes and releases show their names** (Menu). A starred outcome or release is listed by its own name in Starred and in Find. *Where:* Starred in the menu, and Find (/)
+
+## 1.173.1 · Oct 29, 2026
+
+Find fixes.
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **Your stars stay near the top of Find** (Find). With something selected, Find lists its five most used actions, then your stars, so they're in view without scrolling. Type > for every action. *Where:* Find (/)
+- **"zoom" finds Weeks and Days** (Find). Typing "zoom" in Find (or "> zoom") offers Weeks view or Days view, as well as the time controls. *Where:* Find (/)
+
+## 1.173.0 · Oct 29, 2026
+
+Find knows where you are.
+
+### New
+
+- **Press / for what you'd do next** (Find). Open Find with nothing typed and it starts with what fits where you are: actions for what you've selected (star it, update it, copy a link to it and more), your stars, what you opened recently, and this page's actions. If the selection changes while Find is open, its actions do nothing and say so. *Where:* Find (/ or Ctrl+K)
+- **Recently opened items** (Find). Find lists the last 8 items you opened, newest first, leaving out what's starred or selected. Back and Forward don't add to it. It's yours alone, kept in this browser for this plan; type "clear recent" in Find to forget it. *Where:* Find (/)
+- **Type > for actions only** (Find). Start what you type in Find with > to see only actions, for example "> zoom". On its own, > lists every action that applies right now. *Where:* Find (/)
+
+### Improved
+
+- **Copy a link to the selection from Find** (Everywhere). With an item selected, type "copy link" in Find, or pick Copy a link to the selection under its name, to copy a link that opens it in this plan. *Where:* Find (/)
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **Unstarring keeps your place in Starred** (Menu). After you unstar an item in Starred, the keyboard stays on the star now in its place. *Where:* Starred in the menu
+
+## 1.172.1 · Oct 29, 2026
+
+Selected work stays out of the names.
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **Selected work and the Today line no longer cover the names** (Timeline). When the chart is scrolled sideways, a selected initiative, task or milestone, and the red Today line, slide under the names column like everything else, so the names stay readable. *Where:* The Timeline, zoomed in or in Days, with something selected
+
+## 1.172.0 · Oct 29, 2026
+
+Stars.
+
+### New
+
+- **Star anything to get back to it fast** (Everywhere). Select an item and press , (comma), or click the star at the top of its details, to star it. Your stars are under Starred in the menu and first in Find when you press / with nothing typed. Going to one shows it even if your filters hid it, and Back to where I was then puts your page, filters, zoom and scroll back as they were. Stars are yours alone, kept in this browser for this plan. *Where:* The star at the top of an item's details, Starred in the menu, and Find (/)
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **/ no longer opens Find over a dialog** (Find). Typing / while a dialog is open does nothing, so Find doesn't open behind it. *Where:* Find (/)
+
+## 1.171.0 · Oct 28, 2026
+
+Linked work sideways.
+
+### New
+
+- **See what shares a prerequisite** (Timeline). While linked work is showing, open Linked work beside the chips and choose Work that waits for the same things. It adds the work held up by something your picks wait for, and what's in it, and the status line counts those items on their own. The same menu switches between Both ways and Leads here only, which used to be a separate button. Choose it again, or press Back, to take those items off. *Where:* The Linked work menu in the Showing strip, above the chart or the List
+
+## 1.170.3 · Oct 28, 2026
+
+Linked work counts what's shown.
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **The linked work count matches what's shown** (Timeline). While linked work is showing, the status line counts only the linked items on screen, and says how many more your other filters hide, such as a person, a workstream, hidden done work or a tag. In the List, linked milestones and gates are said to be on the Timeline. *Where:* The status line, after Show linked work or Leads here only
+
+## 1.170.2 · Oct 28, 2026
+
+Long names in the List.
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **Long names wrap in the List** (List). A long initiative name wraps onto more lines in the List, so the table fits the window. *Where:* The List, Item column
+
+## 1.170.1 · Oct 28, 2026
+
+List status on one line.
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **Status stays on one line** (List). In the List, a status like Not started or In progress stays on one line, so rows keep their height and the other columns make room. *Where:* The List, Status column
+
+## 1.170.0 · Oct 28, 2026
+
+See only what leads to a milestone.
+
+### New
+
+- **Leads here only** (Timeline). Show only what leads to the work you picked: everything it waits for, all the way back, and nothing that waits on it. Click Show on the Timeline under What leads here on a milestone's card, press > with an item selected, or click Leads here only beside the linked work chips. Both ways switches back, and Back undoes either. *Where:* A milestone's card, What leads here; or the chips above the Timeline while linked work is showing
+- **The > key** (Keyboard). With an item selected, > shows what leads to it on the Timeline. While linked work is showing, > switches between only what leads there and both ways. < still goes to What leads here on a milestone's card. *Where:* Press ? for the full list
+
+## 1.169.0 · Oct 28, 2026
+
+Many more keyboard shortcuts.
+
+### New
+
+- **Shortcuts for linked work, moves, rows and more** (Keyboard). C shows only what's linked to the selection, Shift+N moves it to the next sprint and { } move it a week. 0 shows all work. Shift+T opens the time controls, Shift+L goes to a milestone's What leads here, and Shift+W, Shift+O and Shift+E pick rows. Shift+C, Shift+X and Shift+Z work linked work. Press ? for the full list. *Where:* Press ? anywhere, or see each key beside its action in Find
+- **Switch off single-key shortcuts** (Keyboard). If letter keys get in the way of a screen reader or speech input, clear Single-key shortcuts at the top of the shortcuts page. Find and keys with Ctrl (⌘ on a Mac) keep working. *Where:* Press ?, then Single-key shortcuts
+
+## 1.168.0 · Oct 28, 2026
+
+Faster redraws.
+
+### Improved
+
+- **Faster redraws on big plans** (Speed). The page finds its own buttons and panels faster each time it redraws, so changes on a big plan show up sooner. Nothing looks or works differently.
+
+## 1.167.0 · Oct 28, 2026
+
+What's hidden, in one line.
+
+### Improved
+
+- **Hidden-work notes fold into one line** (Timeline). When the Timeline leaves things out for more than one reason, the notes under the toolbar now fold into one line that counts each reason, like "1 kind hidden · 1 initiative parked", with what you chose to hide first. Click Details for the full notes and their buttons; your browser remembers if you leave them open. One reason still shows in full, and warnings like the late count stay in view. *Where:* Timeline, the line under the toolbar, Details
+
+## 1.166.0 · Oct 28, 2026
+
+A quieter Timeline toolbar.
+
+### Improved
+
+- **Time controls behind one button** (Timeline). Weeks and Days, the sprint picker, the arrows, the presets and zoom now sit behind one Time button that says what's on screen, like "Time: Weeks · S2 (Oct 19 – Oct 30)". Click it to open them; your browser remembers if you leave them open. Shortcuts and Find work either way, and warnings like the late count stay in view. *Where:* Timeline toolbar, Time
+
+## 1.165.0 · Oct 28, 2026
+
+A milestone's runway.
+
+### New
+
+- **What leads here** (Timeline). A milestone's card now lists the work it waits for, all the way back: what finishes last and when, then the rest, latest first, with dates, status and owners. Anything finishing after the milestone's date is marked, and so are dates that come from Jira's sprints. Click an item to open it. Nothing here changes the plan. *Where:* Select a milestone, What leads here
+
+## 1.164.0 · Oct 28, 2026
+
+The List, by connection.
+
+### New
+
+- **By connection** (List). A new List layout puts each chain of linked work together, in the order it has to happen: what a row waits for comes before it. Chains go by when they start, a chain holding linked work you picked comes first, and work with no links is last. Copy as table keeps the groups. *Where:* List, By connection
+
+## 1.163.0 · Oct 28, 2026
+
+A quieter toolbar.
+
+### Improved
+
+- **Connect assistant moves to your name menu** (Assistant). Until an assistant is connected, Connect assistant waits in the menu under your name instead of the toolbar, and typing "assistant" in Find opens it too. Once one is connected, the toolbar shows its state as before: Assistant connected, paused, needs attention, or the changes waiting for your review. *Where:* The menu under your name, top right
+
+## 1.162.0 · Oct 28, 2026
+
+Highlight linked work.
+
+### New
+
+- **Highlight instead of hide** (Filters). While linked work is shown, click Highlight instead next to the chips (or use Find). Everything stays on the Timeline and in the List, and what isn't linked is dimmed. Dimmed work still works: hover, click or tab to it. Hide the rest switches back, and Back undoes either. *Where:* The chips above the chart, Find, Timeline and List
+
+### Improved
+
+- **A shorter line for several picks** (Filters). With two or more picks, the status line counts them (Showing 3 picked items and the 10 linked to them) instead of repeating every title. The chips name them. *Where:* Status line
+
+## 1.161.0 · Oct 28, 2026
+
+Linked work for several items at once.
+
+### Improved
+
+- **Pick up to 5 items** (Filters). While linked work is shown, select another initiative, task, milestone or gate and click Add to linked work (or use Find) to see what's linked to it too. Each pick gets its own chip, so you can take one off and keep the rest. Show linked work and Show only this initiative now sit together under the title, where you can see them. *Where:* An item's details, Find and the chips above the chart
+- **The Key explains the dashed outline** (Timeline). With an item selected, a dashed outline marks what it waits for or what waits for it directly. The Key now says so, and Fit includes a gate tied to the linked work. *Where:* Key, under the chart
+
+## 1.160.0 · Oct 28, 2026
+
+See what's linked to one item.
+
+### New
+
+- **Show linked work** (Filters). Select an initiative, task, milestone or gate and click Show linked work, or use Find. You'll see that item, everything it waits for all the way back and everything that waits on it all the way on, with nothing else in the way, and the Timeline fits to all of it. A chip says what it's linked to; take it off, or press Back, to see the rest at your old zoom. The List shows the same work. *Where:* An item's details, Find, Timeline and List
+
+## 1.159.0 · Oct 28, 2026
+
+Mac keys, shown as a Mac shows them.
+
+### Improved
+
+- **⌘, ⇧ and ⌥ on a Mac** (Keyboard). On a Mac, shortcuts read the way your keyboard is labeled: ⌘K for Find, ⌘S to save, ⇧⌘Z to redo and ⌥← to shorten. You'll see it in the keyboard help (?), next to actions in Find, in the toolbar's tooltips and in the status line's Undo hint. Other computers still show Ctrl, Shift and Alt. *Where:* Keyboard help (?), Find and the toolbar
+
+## 1.158.0 · Oct 28, 2026
+
+J and K on the Plan pages.
+
+### Improved
+
+- **Step through decisions, risks and cards** (Keyboard). On Milestones, Gates, Decisions and Risks, J and K (or the arrows, once you're on a row) step through the rows and read each one out, and Enter puts the cursor in its first field. On Cards they step through the cards, marking the whole card and bringing it into view, never stopping on its Jira link. While you're moving a card with M, they leave it alone. *Where:* Plan pages and Cards
+
+## 1.157.1 · Oct 28, 2026
+
+The assistant's check knows where each epic is.
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **Epic links are checked before they reach the page** (Assistant). The assistant's check refuses it up front and names where the epic is, so the change it proposes is one the page will take. An epic that's parked, or already where the change puts it, still passes. *Where:* Connect assistant, the assistant's check
+
+## 1.157.0 · Oct 28, 2026
+
+Link an epic from Find.
+
+### New
+
+- **Link a Jira epic without the mouse** (Keyboard). With an initiative selected on the Timeline or the List, open Find and type link epic: the cursor lands in its epic box, with its section opened. Type the key and press Enter, and the cursor stays there for the next one. *Where:* Find (/ or Ctrl+K), while editing
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **An epic counts on one initiative** (Jira). The epic box says which initiative already has that epic, and refuses a 51st with the reason. An epic parked on another initiative moves here instead. A connected assistant's epic links follow the same rules. *Where:* An initiative's details, Organize, Jira epics
+
+## 1.156.0 · Oct 28, 2026
+
+Move the selection from Find.
+
+### New
+
+- **A week later, a week earlier, or the next sprint** (Keyboard). With a task or initiative selected on the Timeline or the List, open Find and type week later, week earlier or next sprint. The status line says where it now starts, how many linked items moved with it, and that Ctrl+Z (⌘Z on a Mac) undoes it all. Focus stays on the item, so J, K and another move carry on. Jira-dated work isn't offered a move. *Where:* Find (/ or Ctrl+K), while editing
+
+## 1.155.0 · Oct 28, 2026
+
+Update it in Jira takes you there.
+
+### Improved
+
+- **Update it in Jira opens the issue** (Today). On Today, work whose dates come from Jira says Update it in Jira. When the plan knows your Jira site, that's now a link that opens the issue in a new tab. *Where:* Today
+- **O says where it works** (Keyboard). It says O works on the Timeline and the List, so you know to select something there first. *Where:* Any view other than the Timeline and the List
+
+## 1.154.2 · Oct 28, 2026
+
+Jira's dates hold everywhere.
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **Move all and Start today skip Jira's dates** (Today). Move all counts and moves only work the plan dates, and says how many follow Jira sprints. Those buttons don't appear on work Jira dates. Nothing ever reached Jira. If you unlink such an item, check its dates. *Where:* Today, and an item's details
+- **Moving an initiative leaves Jira's work inside it in place** (Timeline). What the plan dates moves with it; what Jira dates stays in its sprint. *Where:* Timeline, initiatives with others inside them
+- **A change can't set what Jira owns right after linking it** (Assistant). It's refused with the reason, as it is for an initiative that was already linked. *Where:* Assistant changes you review
+
+## 1.154.1 · Oct 28, 2026
+
+The arrow keys leave Jira's dates alone.
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **Arrow keys respect Jira's dates** (Keyboard). The arrow keys leave it where it is and say to change its sprint in Jira, as dragging does. Nothing ever reached Jira. If you used them on a Jira item before, look in Activity for items that moved with it and set their dates back; Undo only works in the same session. If you later unlink such an item, check its dates. *Where:* Timeline, a selected initiative or task linked to Jira
+
+## 1.154.0 · Oct 28, 2026
+
+O changes who owns the selection.
+
+### New
+
+- **O for owners** (Keyboard). With a task or initiative selected on the Timeline or the List, press O to jump to its owner picker. Type a name and press Enter to add them; Undo takes it back. On a Jira item it sets the plan's lead, never Jira's assignee. Find offers it as Change who owns the selection. *Where:* Timeline and List, while editing
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **The owner picker's names stay in view** (Details). The list scrolls into view as it opens. *Where:* Owner fields in the details panel
+
+## 1.153.1 · Oct 28, 2026
+
+I and X leave Jira's status alone.
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **I and X respect Jira** (Keyboard). I and X leave it unchanged, save nothing, and say the status comes from Jira. B for Blocked still works. Nothing ever reached Jira. A status saved this way before stays hidden behind Jira's while the item is linked; if you unlink it, check its status. *Where:* Any selected task or initiative linked to Jira
+- **More room in the Roadmap idea mark** (Keyboard). The outline around the idea you moved to sits clear of its quarter buttons and the Drop link. *Where:* Roadmap
+
+## 1.153.0 · Oct 28, 2026
+
+The same "you are here" mark in every view, and Enter on a person.
+
+### New
+
+- **Enter opens a person in People load** (Keyboard). Move to a person in People load with J or K, then press Enter to open their card. You stay on Capacity. *Where:* Capacity, People load
+
+### Improved
+
+- **One row mark everywhere** (Keyboard). Roadmap ideas and deliverables, and a person's whole row of weeks in People load, get the same tint and outline as Today rows, clear of the text. *Where:* Roadmap and Capacity
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **Long titles end in an ellipsis** (Today). It ends in an ellipsis, and pointing at it shows the whole title. *Where:* Today
+
+## 1.152.0 · Oct 28, 2026
+
+J and K on the Roadmap, and arrows on Today, Sprint and Capacity.
+
+### Improved
+
+- **J and K on the Roadmap** (Keyboard). J and K move through the Roadmap's deliverables and ideas. Enter opens the one you're on. *Where:* Roadmap
+- **Up and Down follow J and K** (Keyboard). Once you're on a row on Today, Sprint, Capacity or the Roadmap, the Up and Down arrows move to the next or previous one. From anywhere else on the page they scroll as usual. *Where:* Today, Sprint, Capacity and Roadmap
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **The row mark stays clear of text** (Keyboard). The outline sits clear of the text on Today rows and People load names. *Where:* Today and Capacity
+
+## 1.151.0 · Oct 28, 2026
+
+J and K move through the view you're in.
+
+### Improved
+
+- **J and K stay in the view you're in** (Keyboard). J and K move to the next or previous item where you are. On the Timeline and List they select it; on Today, Sprint and Capacity they move focus, and Enter opens it. They go on from the item you're on, stop at either end, and a screen reader hears where you are, like 4 of 12. *Where:* Today, Timeline, List, Sprint and Capacity
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **J and K on rows by person** (Timeline). J and K reach each item on rows by person, including a task shared by two people, once on each of their rows. *Where:* Timeline, View: by person
+
+## 1.150.0 · Oct 28, 2026
+
+Run any action from Find.
+
+### New
+
+- **Actions in Find** (Keyboard). Press Ctrl+K or / and type what you want to do, like "days", "start editing", "rows by person" or "show only". Actions come first, each with its shortcut, and only the ones that apply right now are offered. Enter runs it. *Where:* Find, at the top of the page (Ctrl+K or /)
+
+### Improved
+
+- **Every shortcut is in the help** (Keyboard). The keyboard help (?) now lists T and L for Today and List, \ for the menu, and Ctrl+Shift+Z for redo, which worked before but weren't listed. *Where:* Press ?
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **Shortcuts wait while you type** (Keyboard). Shortcuts stay quiet while you type anywhere, including while an input method is composing. *Where:* Anywhere you type
+
+## 1.149.1 · Oct 28, 2026
+
+Back and Forward clear the last message.
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **Back and Forward clear the last message** (Timeline). Back and Forward clear the line at the top, so it never describes a step you've left. *Where:* The line at the top of the page
+
+## 1.149.0 · Oct 28, 2026
+
+Show only, as chips you can take off.
+
+### New
+
+- **Show only tells you where the work is** (Timeline). When nothing your chips show is in the dates on screen, a line under the chips says when that work is, and Go to it scrolls there without changing the zoom. If the chips match nothing at all, it says so, with Show all work beside it. *Where:* The Showing strip above the Timeline
+
+### Improved
+
+- **Focus is now Show only, with chips** (Timeline). Click Show only this initiative or Show Avery's work on a card, or press Z. A chip above the chart says what's shown: Initiative: Search, Person: Avery. Click a chip to take it off, or Show all work to clear every filter. Back undoes each step, and the zoom stays as it was. *Where:* Timeline, List and Capacity: the card's Show only button, Z, or a double-click on an initiative
+- **The Filters count includes what you've shown only** (Timeline). The number on Filters counts every filter, including the initiative or person you chose to show only, and a saved view keeps them. *Where:* The Filters button
+
+## 1.148.0 · Oct 28, 2026
+
+Back and Forward keep your place.
+
+### Improved
+
+- **Back puts you where you were** (Navigation). Back and Forward bring each page back as you left it: the same item open, and the page, the chart and the details panel scrolled where they were. Going back from one item to another puts the chart where the first one was. Links stay clean: scroll positions aren't in them. *Where:* The browser's Back and Forward buttons, on every page
+
+## 1.147.1 · Oct 27, 2026
+
+Teammates' tasks stay readable while dimmed.
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **Dimmed, not faded** (Timeline). Teammates' tasks get a quiet outline with full-strength text, so they step back without fading out. The focused person's tasks keep their color. *Where:* Focus on a person, then Show teammates' work
+
+## 1.147.0 · Oct 27, 2026
+
+Focus on one initiative or one person.
+
+### New
+
+- **Focus, and step back out** (Timeline). Press Focus on an initiative's or person's card, or select it and press Z. An initiative opens in Days by itself. Focus on a person inside it to see just their work there. The path above the chart steps back: click a step, press Esc, or Leave focus for the view you had. *Where:* Timeline, List and Capacity: the Focus button on a card, or Z
+
+### Improved
+
+- **Teammates' work, when you want it** (Timeline). While focused on a person, Show teammates' work on their initiatives adds everyone else's tasks there, dimmed so that person's work stays easy to pick out. *Where:* The focus path above the chart
+- **Shortcuts on the one-line boxes** (Details). Add an update and Add a note show their shortcuts, U and S, when you point at them, and screen readers announce them. An empty box you opened stays open until you reload the page. *Where:* The details panel for an initiative or task
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **A lead's initiative stays in their work** (Filters). It stays, with its tasks filtered as before. *Where:* Filters > People, and Focus on a person
+
+## 1.146.0 · Oct 27, 2026
+
+Empty boxes take one line.
+
+### Improved
+
+- **Updates and Notes stay small until you use them** (Details). Each empty box is one line with Add an update or Add a note. Click it, or press U or S, and the box opens with the cursor in it. A box with updates, notes or a half-written draft shows in full. *Where:* The details panel for an initiative or task
+
+## 1.145.1 · Oct 27, 2026
+
+Clearer help when the page doesn't start.
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **Check a copy on Windows too** (Start-up). It now gives the command for Windows (Get-FileHash in PowerShell), a Mac and Linux, says to compare with the .sha256 file beside it, and says a mismatch means the file changed on the way over: copy it as a file, not by pasting its text. *Where:* The "Sightline didn't start" message
+- **The whole message, with nothing over it** (Start-up). Only the message shows, so every step is readable. *Where:* The "Sightline didn't start" message
+
+## 1.145.0 · Oct 27, 2026
+
+A lighter details panel.
+
+### Improved
+
+- **What you need first, the rest folded** (Details). Warnings, status, updates, notes, title, owner, dates and the first three tasks come first. Schedule, Waits for, Organize and More fold away, each with a one-line summary such as "2 weeks". The folds you open are remembered for initiatives and tasks, in this browser. *Where:* Click any initiative or task
+
+## 1.144.0 · Oct 27, 2026
+
+A lighter menu.
+
+### Improved
+
+- **Pin the pages you use, and the rest folds away** (Menu). Your pinned pages sit at the top: Today, Sprint, Timeline and Capacity to start. Groups start closed and show a dot when something inside needs you. Numbers show only when something needs you, such as high risks. Delivery is split into Plan, Review and History. *Where:* The menu on the left. Point at a page and click the pin, or focus it and press P. Up to five, in this browser only.
+
+## 1.143.2 · Oct 27, 2026
+
+Task names stay on screen in Days.
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **Names near the right edge are no longer cut off** (Days). A task name that won't fit to the right of its bar sits to its left instead. If neither side has room, it is shortened with an ellipsis. Milestone names near the edge are shortened the same way. Point at a shortened name to see it in full. *Where:* Days, especially with one initiative open
+
+## 1.143.1 · Oct 27, 2026
+
+No new version without a change.
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **Saving with nothing changed leaves the file alone** (Shared plans). The file only changes when the plan does. Done editing with nothing changed puts the file back exactly as it was before Start editing. Save, and quick updates, with nothing changed write nothing. An edit you changed back counts as nothing. *Where:* Start editing, Save, Done editing, and quick updates on a shared plan
+
+## 1.143.0 · Oct 27, 2026
+
+Old captures show on Today.
+
+### New
+
+- **Captures waiting over 30 days show on Today** (Today). In the Team view, Today lists captures open for over 30 days under Waiting in triage, oldest first, with who asked and how long it's been open. Needs attention counts them. Triage opens one in To triage, to hand it off or decline it. *Where:* Today, Team
+
+## 1.142.0 · Oct 27, 2026
+
+Tasks that start too early are counted.
+
+### Improved
+
+- **Tasks that start too early are in the warning bar** (Timeline). Open tasks that start too early are listed with initiatives in the warning bar, among work that starts before what it waits for finishes. Click a name to open it, or Move them later to fix them all. In Present, Review counts them as starting too early, and stepping through them opens each task. *Where:* The warning bar above the chart, and Review in Present
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **Finished tasks keep their dates** (Timeline). A done task stays on the dates it ran on. Only open work moves. *Where:* Move them later, and automatic moving of linked work
+
+## 1.141.0 · Oct 27, 2026
+
+See only what was added here.
+
+### New
+
+- **Show only work added here** (Timeline). Added here, next to All sources, Jira only and Jira + mine, shows only tasks and initiatives with no Jira key, plus any initiative holding such work. Jira-linked items and Jira's stories are hidden; milestones, gates and notes stay. A banner says so, Present too. It's your own choice, for this plan in this browser. *Where:* Timeline or List, View, Show work from
+
+## 1.140.1 · Oct 27, 2026
+
+Waits-for links merge link by link.
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **Two people adding what something waits for both keep their links** (Shared plans). Both sets of links are kept, and a link one of you removed stays removed. A link that would make work wait for itself through the other person's links isn't merged: theirs wins, yours is backed up, and Sightline tells you which link wasn't kept. *Where:* Saving a shared plan someone else changed
+
+## 1.140.0 · Oct 27, 2026
+
+Line up existing tasks behind what they wait for.
+
+### New
+
+- **Move a task to right after what it waits for** (Assistant). A proposed move can say start after instead of a date. The task starts the working day after the last thing it waits for finishes, skipping weekends, holidays and its owners' time off. It keeps its id and its links. When something it waits for is late and not done, it's refused: give a date. *Where:* Your assistant's proposed changes, in the review panel
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **Marking existing tasks as guesses no longer conflicts** (Assistant). A task that isn't marked as a guess reads as not a guess, so the change applies. *Where:* Your assistant's proposed changes, in the review panel
+
+## 1.139.0 · Oct 27, 2026
+
+Order without dates.
+
+### New
+
+- **See the work in order, without dates** (List). By order, in the List, groups work into steps: step 1 waits for nothing, and each later step waits only on earlier ones. Waiting for an initiative means waiting for everything in it. Steps show order, not what's ready. Loops, and waiting and unstaffed rows, are set apart. The Waits on column is now Waits for. *Where:* List, By order
+
+### Improved
+
+- **Capacity says what it doesn't count** (Sprint). Under the capacity table, a line says what the points leave out in those sprints: Jira items with no estimate, and open tasks added here. *Where:* Sprint, Capacity
+
+## 1.138.0 · Oct 27, 2026
+
+Clearer about what's what.
+
+### New
+
+- **Added here, on work Jira doesn't track** (Timeline). In a plan that has Jira work, plan tasks on the Days view and rows in the List that nothing in Jira tracks say Added here. On the Timeline, an initiative with no Jira key says so when you hover it, and the Key explains it. A plan with no Jira work shows no labels. *Where:* Days view, List, and the Timeline's Key
+
+### Improved
+
+- **Moved dates say what they wait for** (Assistant). Each date a proposed change moves later now says what that item waits for, like waits for "Adapter". Holidays, time off and gates can move dates too, so it says what it waits for, not that it moved because of it. *Where:* Your assistant's proposed changes, in the review panel
+- **Apply says what it added** (Assistant). After you apply proposed changes, the status line counts what changed, like 30 tasks added, 29 links added, 12 dates moved. Your assistant reads the same count. *Where:* The status line, after Apply
+
+## 1.137.0 · Oct 27, 2026
+
+Order before dates.
+
+### New
+
+- **Add tasks by what they start after** (Assistant). A proposed task can say what it starts after instead of a date. It starts the working day after the last of those finishes, skipping weekends, holidays and its owners' time off. The review says what each starts after. *Where:* Your assistant's proposed changes, in the review panel
+- **Mark a length as a guess** (Tasks). Length is a guess, on a task's card, hatches the task on the Days view and labels it guess. The initiative's card counts how many of its tasks have guessed lengths. *Where:* A task's card, under its dates
+- **Start right after what it waits for** (Tasks). A task that could start sooner says so on its card, with the day and a link to start then. One that starts before what it waits for finishes is flagged on its card and tagged too early on the Days view. The card also says whether it moves later on its own. *Where:* A task's card, under its dates
+
+## 1.136.0 · Oct 26, 2026
+
+Show only some initiatives.
+
+### New
+
+- **Show only one or more initiatives** (Filters). Show only this, on an initiative's card, narrows Timeline, List and Capacity to it, everything inside it and what holds it. Also show this adds more. Milestones done when a shown initiative is stay; gates are hidden. The picks are a filter like the others, so a saved view keeps them. *Where:* An initiative's card, or Filters, Initiatives
+
+## 1.135.0 · Oct 26, 2026
+
+Dates in words.
+
+### New
+
+- **Give dates the way people say them** (Assistant). Any date in a proposed change can be words like tomorrow, +3d, next Friday, 2 weeks ago or next sprint. The review says which date each became, flags one in the past, and says when a task's start moves off a weekend. Apply uses that date. Anything else is refused with the forms that work. *Where:* Your assistant's proposed changes, in the review panel
+
+## 1.134.0 · Oct 26, 2026
+
+Who asked, and what happened since.
+
+### New
+
+- **See captures by who asked, and send them a note** (Roadmap). By asker lists everything each person or group raised, open ones first, then what became of the rest. Copy a note for them copies a short note to send back, saying where each one stands. It names no one else. *Where:* Roadmap, To triage, By asker
+- **A meeting recap of what changed** (Roadmap). Meeting recap says what's new, raised again, closed and reopened since your last meeting, and how many are still open, ready to read out or paste. It leaves out who asked unless you tick Say who asked. *Where:* Roadmap, To triage, Meeting recap
+
+## 1.133.0 · Oct 26, 2026
+
+Raised again, not captured twice.
+
+### New
+
+- **Record that a request came up again** (Roadmap). A capture's card lists every later time it was raised: who asked, which meeting and when. Record it adds one, and Remove takes one out. The first ask stays as it was. Plans with these records open read-only in older copies of Sightline, so everyone editing should update first. *Where:* Roadmap, To triage, open a capture: Raised again
+- **The capture form offers the one you may already have** (Roadmap). As you type what was raised, the form lists captures with a similar name. Same thing: record it there adds this meeting to that one; Capture keeps it separate. Nothing is merged on its own. *Where:* Add (or A, then C), Capture a request or idea
+
+### Improved
+
+- **To triage shows how often something comes up** (Roadmap). A capture raised more than once says so in its row, like raised 3 times. Hover over it to see when and by whom. *Where:* Roadmap, To triage
+- **Your assistant records repeats instead of capturing twice** (Assistant). With the meeting-to-plan skill, a request that matches a capture already in the plan is proposed as raised again on that one. When it isn't sure, it captures it separately and says which one it may repeat. *Where:* Your assistant, meeting-to-plan skill
+
+## 1.132.0 · Oct 26, 2026
+
+Capture in one step.
+
+### New
+
+- **Capture a request or idea in one step, even mid-meeting** (Roadmap). One short form: what was raised, its type, who asked, the workstream, the meeting and its date. Only what was raised is needed; nothing else is guessed. The meeting and date carry over, and Capture and add another keeps the form open. *Where:* Add (or A, then C) and Capture a request or idea; Roadmap, To triage
+
+### Improved
+
+- **The roadmap's add row says what it's for** (Roadmap). The row at the top is New roadmap idea, + Add to the roadmap, for something you might ship. A line under it sends requests and questions someone raised to Capture, so they wait in To triage with who asked. *Where:* Roadmap, top row
+
+## 1.131.2 · Oct 26, 2026
+
+A capture closes one way, and held changes say why.
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **A captured item is either handed off or declined, not both** (Roadmap). Handing off or declining a closed item is refused until it's reopened. If two people close it differently at the same time, its card says both and asks you to reopen it and close it once. *Where:* Roadmap, To triage; the item's card
+- **A change that waits for you says the right reason** (Assistant). It says what it does: adds a person, a group or a skill, deletes a workstream or changes a workstream's ID. *Where:* Assistant review (Changes)
+
+## 1.131.1 · Oct 26, 2026
+
+Tags on short bars show whole or not at all.
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **A late or +1 tag is never cut off on a short bar** (Timeline). A tag shows whole, or not at all when the bar is too short for it. Late bars keep their red outline, and screen readers still hear late and every owner. *Where:* Timeline, Weeks and Fit
+
+## 1.131.0 · Oct 26, 2026
+
+Capture what comes up in meetings.
+
+### New
+
+- **Capture requests, ideas, gaps and questions, and triage them** (Roadmap). A roadmap item can be captured as a request, idea, process gap or question, with who asked, the meeting's date and its source. To triage lists open captures by workstream, oldest first. Hand one off to an initiative or a Jira issue, or decline it with a reason; neither marks anything done. *Where:* Roadmap, To triage; the item's card
+
+### Improved
+
+- **Assistants can capture from meeting notes, and new people and groups always wait for you** (Assistant). Your assistant can capture each item from your meeting notes with who asked. A new person, group or skill always waits for your review, whatever it may do on its own. *Where:* Connect assistant; the meeting-to-plan skill
+
+## 1.130.0 · Oct 26, 2026
+
+Ask any assistant about your plan.
+
+### New
+
+- **Instructions any assistant can follow to analyze your plan** (Assistant). Analyze with any assistant copies read-only instructions for Copilot, ChatGPT or any other assistant, copies them together with the plan's data for one that can't read files, or saves them as AGENTS.md to put beside your plan. Notes are left out, and nothing is changed. *Where:* Connect assistant, then Analyze with any assistant
+
+## 1.129.0 · Oct 26, 2026
+
+Assistants see what each change does.
+
+### Improved
+
+- **Every change an assistant can propose comes with a plain description** (Assistant). Each change in the context file now has a one-line description of what it does. The planning skills tell the assistant to choose by that description and use the arguments exactly. *Where:* The assistant folder's context file, and the bundled planning skills
+
+## 1.128.1 · Oct 26, 2026
+
+Owner initials stay clear of names.
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **Three-letter owner initials no longer cover the name on a short bar** (Timeline). Three-letter initials are set slightly smaller, and the circle on a bar never grows past its space, so the name always stops before it. *Where:* Weeks and Days, on Jira stories and tasks
+
+## 1.128.0 · Oct 26, 2026
+
+See who owns each Jira item at a glance.
+
+### New
+
+- **Owner initials on every Jira item** (Jira). Every Jira item shows its owner as a small circle with their initials, at the right end of bars and on tiles, cards, List rows and details. A dashed empty circle means unassigned; an outlined one is an owner outside the team. Hover for the full name. People who share initials get a third letter. No pictures are fetched. *Where:* Timeline (Weeks and Days), sprint shelves, Cards, List, and the details panel
+
+### Improved
+
+- **Spotlight rings the person's circles** (Timeline). With Spotlight on from the Show menu, that person's owner circles get a ring wherever they appear, so their work stands out on bars as well as on the shelves. *Where:* Timeline, Show menu, Spotlight
+
+## 1.127.0 · Oct 26, 2026
+
+List shows workstreams.
+
+### New
+
+- **A By workstream layout** (List). By workstream shows each workstream in its Timeline order, with its color, its initiatives and their tasks under it, and a count. List now opens this way unless you picked a different layout on this plan before; choose By initiative once and List remembers it. Copy as table keeps the groups. Everything by start date is now called By start date. *Where:* List, the layout buttons at the top
+- **A Workstream column** (List). Every row now says which workstream it's in, on screen and in Copy as table. By workstream leaves the column out, since each group already names it. Like the other columns, you can resize it or set it to wrap. *Where:* List, between Item and Owner
+
+## 1.126.0 · Oct 26, 2026
+
+Names stay in view as you scroll the timeline.
+
+### Improved
+
+- **Bars keep their names when their start is off the screen** (Timeline). A bar's name rides along the left edge of the chart for as long as any of the bar shows. Where only part of the bar is on screen, the name is shortened with an ellipsis inside the bar and never covers the next one. Hover or a screen reader still gives the whole name. *Where:* Timeline, in Weeks, zoomed to a few sprints
+- **Milestone, gate and stretch labels follow too** (Timeline). When a milestone, gate or stretch marker is just off to the left, its label stays at the left edge with ‹ in place of the marker, until its own space scrolls away. Printing shows every label where it starts. *Where:* Timeline, in Weeks and Days
+
+## 1.125.3 · Oct 26, 2026
+
+Jira stories stay with their epic when the epic has a parent.
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **Stories group under their epic, not the initiative above it** (Jira). Stories group under their epic again, the same as when the epic isn't linked in the plan. After you update, some stories move from the loose list and the initiative's group into their epic's group. Nothing in the plan file changes. An epic inside another epic still rolls up to the top epic. *Where:* Work, Sort Jira work, and the In a sprint, not on the board list
+
+## 1.125.2 · Oct 26, 2026
+
+The side panel stays where you were.
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **Buttons in the side panel no longer jump it back to the top** (Side panel). The panel stays where you were after a click. Opening a different item still starts at the top. *Where:* The panel on the right: the planning assistant, and any item you open
+
+## 1.125.1 · Oct 26, 2026
+
+Calmer story shelves on the timeline.
+
+### Improved
+
+- **Zoomed in, only the sprints on screen open** (Timeline). Only the sprints in view show tiles; the rest stay as one-line summaries. Click a summary, or the button beside the label, to open them all. Stories with no sprint sit on their own strip under the sprints. *Where:* Timeline, This sprint or This + next
+- **Spotlight is one choice for the whole chart** (Timeline). Pick a person once, under Spotlight a person in the Show menu, and their stories stay lit on every shelf while the rest dim. Each name shows how many stories they have, and each shelf's label gives their count there. *Where:* Timeline, Show, then Spotlight a person
+- **What tile sizes mean is in the Key** (Timeline). The note that tiles are sized by points, and that a tile's place in a sprint says nothing about when, is said once, in the Key, instead of beside every shelf. *Where:* Timeline, Key
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **Story shelf labels fit in two short lines** (Timeline). The label reads Jira and the story count, then points, done and not estimated on a second line. Hover it for the whole summary; screen readers hear all of it. A small button beside it switches between tiles and summaries. A shelf with nothing on screen takes one line. *Where:* Timeline, in Weeks, by workstream
+
+## 1.125.0 · Oct 26, 2026
+
+Cards: the plan's Jira work, by workstream.
+
+### New
+
+- **A Cards page for the plan's Jira work** (Cards). Cards shows every Jira story, task and one-issue initiative on the plan as a card. Rows are workstreams in plan order, with cards grouped under their initiative and the rest last. Columns are status (to do, in progress, done, and canceled when you ask) or sprint (earlier, the active one, the next ones, no sprint). Rows can also be people or epics. *Where:* Work, then Cards
+- **Filters and honest totals** (Cards). Filter by sprint, person, status, epic or text, or click Mine. Each row and the whole board count cards and estimated points, and say how many aren't estimated, how many you hid, and how many the filters leave out, each on its own. *Where:* Work, then Cards
+- **Move a card to place it in the plan** (Cards). Drag a card to another workstream or onto an initiative to place it there, the same way Sort Jira work does, with Undo. Without a mouse, press M on a card, choose the place with the arrow keys, and press Enter. The card glides to where it lands. *Where:* Work, then Cards
+- **Move a card across columns to propose a change** (Cards). Dropping a card on another status or sprint doesn't change Jira. It makes a Jira change proposal, and the card shows it as proposed. When a column covers several of your workflow's statuses, you pick which one. Your last pick is remembered. *Where:* Work, then Cards
+- **Choose what a card shows** (Cards). Choose the fields a card shows and their order (key, summary, status, assignee, points, sprint, epic, parent, labels, priority, due date, blocked, initiative), compact, normal or detailed, and wider cards for more points. The plan holds the team's layout; you can use your own in this browser, with Reset to the team's layout. *Where:* Settings, then Cards
+- **Hide a Jira item, with a reason** (Cards). Hide a card to keep it off the plan's views, with an optional reason. Sightline uses the plan's own ways: a story is switched off in its initiative, an epic is parked, an issue not on the plan is marked not ours. The Hidden list shows how and why, with Bring back. Work that's on the plan as its own task or initiative can't be hidden. *Where:* Work, then Cards, Hidden
+- **The assistant can set the card layout and hide items** (Assistant). An assistant can change the team's card layout and hide or bring back Jira items. Each change waits for your review, which says how each item would be hidden, including when hiding parks an epic. *Where:* Assistant, Changes
+
+### Improved
+
+- **Older copies open these plans read-only** (Plan file). A plan with a team card layout or hide reasons opens read-only in an older copy of Sightline, so nothing is lost. Update everyone's copy to edit it. *Where:* Opening a plan
+
+## 1.124.6 · Oct 26, 2026
+
+Days opens and scrolls smoothly in big plans.
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **Days lays out only the rows near the screen** (Performance). The rows near the screen are laid out first and the rest as you scroll to them. In a large plan Days opens in about a third of the time and scrolls smoothly. Every row is still on the page, so finding text and printing work as before. *Where:* Timeline, Days
+
+## 1.124.5 · Oct 26, 2026
+
+Opening and closing an item is quicker.
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **Choosing an item no longer redraws the whole timeline** (Performance). The timeline stays as it is and only the highlight and its links move, so in a large plan opening an item takes about 75% less time and closing it about 85% less. Anything that changes what the timeline shows, like an edit, a filter, a new day or a folded sprint shelf, still redraws it in full. *Where:* Timeline, Weeks and Days
+
+## 1.124.4 · Oct 26, 2026
+
+Sprint presets answer in half the time.
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **Presets draw the timeline once** (Performance). It's drawn once, so in a large plan a preset takes about half as long. The preset is still remembered for your next visit. *Where:* Timeline, the toolbar's 1, 2, 3 and Fit
+
+## 1.124.3 · Oct 26, 2026
+
+The Timeline answers faster with sprint shelves on.
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **Sprint shelves no longer slow every click** (Performance). The shelves work out the sprints once per workstream. In a large plan, Fit and zooming are about 40% faster, This + next about 25%, and opening an item, filtering, Undo and saving about 25 to 30%. The shelves look the same. *Where:* Timeline, in Weeks with sprint shelves on
+
+## 1.124.2 · Oct 26, 2026
+
+Big plans draw faster, Days most of all.
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **Note counts no longer slow every redraw** (Performance). Notes are sorted by item once per redraw. In a large plan, Days opens in about half the time, opening the plan is about 13% faster, and changing the Timeline's zoom, a preset or a filter is about 10% faster. The note counts and badges are the same as before. *Where:* Everywhere items show a note count, most noticeably Days
+
+## 1.124.1 · Oct 25, 2026
+
+The timeline's header is short again.
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **Zoom controls moved to the toolbar** (Timeline). They're one compact group in the toolbar, beside Weeks and Days: ‹ the sprint picker › | 1 2 3 Fit | − +. Tooltips keep the full names and shortcuts, and the picker's tooltip shows the dates on screen. The corner holds just the row label again. *Where:* Timeline, the toolbar
+
+## 1.124.0 · Oct 25, 2026
+
+Jira stories on sprint shelves, sized by points.
+
+### New
+
+- **Sprint shelves for Jira stories** (Timeline). Each workstream's Jira stories sit on a shelf per sprint, grouped under their initiative. A tile's width follows its points, on one scale for the whole chart, and it shows its points, a status symbol, and who has it. Not estimated stories get their own strip, and stories with no sprint are counted as Unscheduled. Nothing in the plan changes. *Where:* Timeline, Weeks, under each workstream
+- **Honest shelf summaries** (Timeline). Each shelf sums its stories, estimated points and done points, next to the stories not estimated. It says when filters apply, and that capacity isn't compared yet. *Where:* Timeline, under each sprint's shelf
+- **Summaries at Fit, tiles at one sprint** (Timeline). At Fit or several sprints, each shelf shows a short summary. Pick one or two sprints to see the tiles. Show the stories, beside a workstream's shelves, opens or folds them by hand, and that choice is kept in this browser. *Where:* Timeline, the shelf row's label
+- **Spotlight one person** (Timeline). Pick a person in Spotlight to light up their tiles across the shelves, with their stories, points and stories not estimated. *Where:* Timeline, the shelf row's label, while the stories show
+
+### Improved
+
+- **Go back to bars if you prefer** (Timeline). Show, then On sprint shelves, turns the shelves off and draws each story as a bar again. Days keeps its story rows either way. *Where:* Timeline, Show
+
+## 1.123.0 · Oct 25, 2026
+
+Size List's columns, and choose which ones wrap.
+
+### New
+
+- **Resize any column** (List). Drag the edge of a column's heading to resize it, or focus the edge and use the arrow keys. Double-click an edge for its default width. Wide tables scroll sideways. *Where:* List, the column headings
+- **Choose which columns wrap** (List). Columns, in List's toolbar, sets each column to wrap or keep one line. A one-line column is cut short and shows the full text on hover. Reset columns puts everything back. These settings are yours, in this browser, and printing still shows every column in full. *Where:* List, then Columns
+
+### Fixed
+
+- **Item names are full size** (List). Item names use the same size as the rest of the table, and every cell in a row lines up. *Where:* List, the Item column
+
+## 1.122.0 · Oct 25, 2026
+
+Change a workstream's ID so it says what the workstream is.
+
+### New
+
+- **A workstream's ID can be changed** (Workstreams). Change it in the workstream's panel, under ID. Everything that uses it changes in the same update: work, milestones, notes, meetings, process blocks, deliverables, time splits, guidance, saved views, the baseline, snapshots and the last status update. One Undo puts it all back. *Where:* Click a workstream's name on the Timeline, then ID
+- **Assistants can propose an ID change, and you always review it** (Assistant). An assistant can propose a workstream's new ID. It always waits for you, at every review level. A change an assistant wrote before the ID changed still applies: review says it used the old ID. *Where:* The assistant's Changes
+
+### Improved
+
+- **Old IDs keep working** (Plan file). The plan remembers a workstream's old IDs, so files and copies that still use them find it, and an old ID is never given to another workstream. Older versions of Sightline open a plan with a changed ID read-only. *Where:* The plan file
+
+## 1.121.0 · Oct 25, 2026
+
+See one whole sprint, edge to edge, and step sprint by sprint.
+
+### New
+
+- **Fit the view to a sprint** (Timeline). Pick a sprint in the zoom control and the view fits it exactly, from its first day to its last, in Weeks and Days, for sprints of any length. The arrows and [ and ] step whole sprints, and . goes to the sprint we're in. Show two or more sprints with + and −. The choice stays in this browser and links carry it. *Where:* Timeline, the zoom control at the top left
+- **One click to this sprint, the next two, or the next three** (Timeline). This sprint, This + next, Next 3 and Fit sit beside the sprint picker, each fitted from the sprint we're in (or the next one, between sprints). Shift+1, Shift+2, Shift+3 and Shift+0 do the same. A plan with sprints opens on This + next the first time, then on your last choice. A link with a sprint still wins. *Where:* Timeline, the zoom control at the top left
+
 ## 1.120.3 · Oct 25, 2026
 
 Milestone and gate labels that fall close together stay readable.