pi-studio 0.9.11 → 0.9.12

package/CHANGELOG.md

@@ -4,6 +4,19 @@ All notable changes to `pi-studio` are documented here.
 
 ## [Unreleased]
 
+## [0.9.12] — 2026-05-21
+
+### Added
+- Added a draggable splitter for resizing the editor and right panes without entering pane-focus mode, with double-click/keyboard reset, narrow snap-to-50/50 near the centre, restored visual separation between panes, a hover/focus-only divider line, and a minimum editor width to avoid toolbar collapse.
+- Added an optional REPL start command field so Studio-owned REPL sessions can start through a selected environment command such as `.venv/bin/python`, `uv run python`, or `conda run --no-capture-output -n env python`.
+- Added non-text-entry response-history shortcuts: Alt/Option+Left for previous, Alt/Option+Right for next, and Alt/Option+l for latest response.
+
+### Changed
+- Generic live tool labels such as “Running git command” are no longer promoted into the Studio status line, and shell command detection now looks at executable tokens rather than matching path text like `Git-Working`.
+- Refreshed pane headers and editor toolbar controls now stack based on pane width, so resizing a pane no longer lets secondary controls overlap the primary pane title or run action.
+- Sandboxed HTML previews now resolve local relative PNG/JPEG/GIF/WebP image references through Studio's resource context and embed them as data URLs, without allowing arbitrary network resources.
+- The REPL view now keeps the selected session aligned with the selected runtime, so choosing Python no longer leaves Send to REPL targeting an existing Shell session; the start-command controls were simplified so Start creates or switches to a session for the selected runtime and command, and the **Studio REPL Record** header was tightened.
+
 ## [0.9.11] — 2026-05-19
 
 ### Added

package/README.md

@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ Extension for [pi](https://pi.dev) that opens a local two-pane browser workspace
 - Includes a global **Zen** mode for hiding secondary Studio chrome without changing the current left/right pane layout
 - Runs editor text directly, asks for structured critique (auto/writing/code focus), or opens **Quiz me** for a Studio-native active-recall loop over the current editor text, selection, current file, folder, or repo, with optional focus guidance for shaping question selection
 - Includes a live **Working** view for following current model/tool activity, with `All` / `Thinking` / `Tools` filters, image previews for image-producing tool outputs, plus **Load visible into editor** and **Copy visible** actions; when cycling response history, Working follows saved working details for the selected response when available
-- Includes an optional tmux-backed **REPL** view for Shell, Python, IPython, Julia, R, GHCi, and Clojure sessions, with Raw/Literate send modes, `Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+Enter` **Send to REPL**, session start/new/stop/interrupt controls, a compact refresh-persistent **REPL Studio** record of user and Pi-sent code, a secondary raw tmux mirror, agent-facing `studio_repl_status` / `studio_repl_send` tools, and Markdown/PDF/HTML export
+- Includes an optional tmux-backed **REPL** view for Shell, Python, IPython, Julia, R, GHCi, and Clojure sessions, with Raw/Literate send modes, `Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+Enter` **Send to REPL**, session start/stop/interrupt controls, a compact refresh-persistent **Studio REPL Record** of user and Pi-sent code, a secondary raw tmux mirror, agent-facing `studio_repl_status` / `studio_repl_send` tools, and Markdown/PDF/HTML export
 - Includes a local persistent scratchpad for quick notes you want to keep out of the main editor until you're ready to copy or insert them
 - Includes a docked **Outline** rail for navigating document structure in the current editor text, with clickable entries that jump in the raw editor and reveal matching preview locations when available
 - Includes local comments anchored to selections/lines, shown in a docked **Comments** rail, with transient **Comment** / **Jump** actions from raw-editor selections plus editor-preview selections for Markdown, LaTeX, and code/text/diff previews, alongside optional inline `[an: ...]` toggles when you want comments reflected in the document text