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  # Changelog
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+ ## 0.80.3
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+ **Runs name the agent that did the work.** Updating a review, and the checkout Buddy AI answers
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+ from, already ran under the review's own agent. They were recorded as the default agent, Claude,
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+ so updates of a Codex review were listed on the Runs page as Claude Code. They now record the
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+ agent that ran them. Update timings kept from earlier versions no longer name an agent at all,
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+ because the one they named was never the real one; their durations are unchanged.
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+ ## 0.80.2
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+ **A review opens the way you left the last one.** Hiding or showing Buddy AI, expanding a pane or
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+ Buddy AI, and folding parts of the rail are remembered across reviews until you change them. An
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+ expanded pane carries over as "the document expanded", so the next review opens with whichever pane
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+ it lands on expanded. Reloading a review, or going Back or Forward to it, keeps that page's own
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+ layout and changes nothing about how the next review opens. On a narrow window, where Buddy AI would
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+ cover the review, it stays closed and unexpanded until you open it.
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+ **Activity, Settings and Help match the other pages.** Activity's list keeps the same width as the
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+ Reviews and Runs pages instead of filling the window. Settings and Help sit in the same light,
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+ rounded border as Activity's list.
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+ ## 0.80.1
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+ **Runs filters say what they filter.** Status and Operation are now Run status and Run type, so
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+ neither reads as the review's own state, and their first options say All statuses and All types. A
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+ first analysis is called Initial review, in the filter and on each run, to set it apart from Update
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+ and Re-run. A click anywhere on a Runs filter opens its menu, as it does on the Reviews page, rather
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+ than only a click on its value.
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+ **Runs sections fold, and stay folded.** In progress and Recent runs fold from their headings, or
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+ with ⌘K L then I or R, as the Reviews page's sections do, and stay as you left them through the
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+ page's live reloads and the next visit. The Runs page keeps its own folds: folding In progress here
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+ leaves it open on Reviews. Fixed: Show older runs no longer appears when every run is already shown.
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+ **A finished run's card opens its review.** Click anywhere on it, or move to it with J and K and
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+ press Enter, as on Reviews. The Open review link is gone. Remove now sits in the card's … menu, as
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+ Remove from Runs, which Space opens from the keyboard. A run whose review was deleted still says so
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+ and opens nothing.
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+ **Old run records are deleted even when their checkout is already gone.** A record past retention
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+ whose checkout had been removed some other way was refused on every cleanup and kept for good, since
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+ the removal guard found no marker in a directory that was not there. The Runs page's cleanup note was
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+ the first place this showed. They now go on the next pass. A checkout that cannot be looked at, as
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+ opposed to one that is gone, still keeps its record.
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+ ## 0.80.0
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+ **Runs: what is running, what is waiting, and a week of what ran.** A new Runs page, beside Reviews
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+ in the sidebar and on ⌘K E from anywhere, lists every analysis, Update review, re-run and KISS
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+ review as its own entry, whether it was started here or from a terminal. Running work shows the step
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+ it is on; the pull requests you added from the workspace that are waiting for a slot show as Queued.
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+ Below that, every run of the last seven days says how it ended (Completed, Failed or Cancelled), when,
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+ how long it took, who asked for it (Workspace or CLI) and which agent ran it, with the reason when it
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+ failed. A review analysed, then updated, then re-run is three entries, and a Retry is a new entry
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+ rather than a rewrite of the attempt it retried.
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+ Three counts sit above the lists: Running, Queued, and Failed over the last seven days. Search,
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+ Status and Operation filters search the whole week, not only the runs on screen, and stay set while
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+ the page refreshes itself as runs start and end. Open review opens the review as it is now; when the
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+ review presents a later re-run's analysis instead of a run's own, that run says so. A re-run still going, or one that failed or was stopped, replaces nothing, and
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+ neither does an update, which changes an analysis in place. Remove takes an ended run off the
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+ page and changes nothing about its review; it is not offered on a run whose job is running again.
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+ A run whose driver has gone, such as a terminal that was closed mid-review, is shown as Not
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+ responding rather than as running, and reads Failed once the existing half-hour check gives up on it.
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+ **What is kept.** Finished runs are now kept for seven days; their isolated checkouts are still
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+ removed after six hours, and Retry on an older failure makes a new checkout. A review that failed
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+ therefore keeps saying "Analysis failed" for up to seven days rather than six hours. Deleting a review
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+ keeps a record that its runs happened, with none of their output, the conversation or the agent's
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+ words, until the seven days are up; the entry reads "Review deleted" and links nowhere. Nothing older
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+ than seven days is ever shown. Old records and checkouts are deleted by the workspace server, once
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+ when it starts and every ten minutes while it runs, so a server left stopped deletes nothing until
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+ it next starts. If a cleanup cannot remove something, the Runs page says what and why, an open
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+ page included, and the next pass tries again.
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+ Queued work is this server's own: pull requests waiting in a terminal's `--pr` batch appear once
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+ they start, as on the Reviews page.
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  ## 0.79.0
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  **In progress: everything being analysed, in one place.** Reviews now opens with an In progress