prreviewbuddy 0.80.3 → 0.82.1

package/CHANGELOG.md

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 # Changelog
 
+## 0.82.1
+
+**Back no longer draws a focus ring you never had.** Going Back or Forward puts focus where you
+left it, and the browser drew its keyboard ring there even when you had clicked with the mouse.
+Now the ring comes back only if it was showing when you left, so a mouse reader returns to a
+quiet page and a keyboard reader still sees where they are. This holds on the reviews list, a
+review, Runs and Activity. Places saved by earlier versions come back without the ring. This needs
+Chrome or Edge 145, Firefox 104 or Safari 18.4; older versions still put focus back, with the ring
+as before.
+
+## 0.82.0
+
+**Collections.** Group reviews that belong together, such as the pull requests of one refactor or
+one release, into collections on the Reviews page. Choose New collection, or tick reviews with Select
+and choose Manage collections, which can also make a collection by name. A card's menu has Manage
+collections too. A review can be in several collections, and adding a selection to one leaves every
+other collection it is in alone. Where some of a selection is already in a collection, its box is
+part-filled, and ticking it adds the rest.
+
+Collections sit between Pinned and Active, each folding like a section and remembered across
+reloads. Each lists its reviews that still need attention, with a count in its heading. A review
+marked Done moves under Show completed, in every collection it is in, and comes back when it is
+moved to Active. Reviews in a collection are listed there instead of under Active, Waiting or Done.
+A pinned review stays under Pinned, and its collections count it. Under the Queue filter the list is
+the queue as before, with no collections drawn. A new Collections filter shows chosen collections,
+or Uncollected for reviews in none, and Clear filters resets it. Collections can be renamed and
+deleted from their own menu; deleting one never deletes its reviews.
+
+Reviews in a collection are kept for ninety days, like pinned and Done reviews, counted from when you
+last opened or marked them. Adding one to a collection doesn't restart that count. Collections are
+stored on your machine, in `~/.prreviewbuddy/collections.json`, and have nothing to do with GitHub
+labels or projects.
+
+## 0.81.0
+
+**Gemini CLI is turned off.** PR Review Buddy no longer runs reviews, updates, Buddy AI answers,
+KISS reviews or repository maps with Gemini CLI. Google has ended Gemini CLI access for individual
+accounts, and current Gemini CLI releases ignore the settings that kept it read-only, so a run could
+no longer be guaranteed to leave your code alone. It is gone from every agent list. Naming it with
+`--agent gemini`, or having it saved as your default, stops before anything starts and says to use
+Claude Code or Codex instead.
+
+Reviews Gemini made are kept as they are, still labelled Gemini CLI. They can't be updated or asked
+about, because both continue with the agent that made the review. To carry one on, analyse it again
+with `--reanalyse --agent claude` or `--agent codex`; the Gemini analysis stays as the one it
+replaced. A Gemini review that was queued or stopped is refused before its checkout is made, without
+a Retry button. If Settings has Gemini CLI saved as the default, it shows that and asks you to
+choose another.
+
+The Gemini provider for Buddy AI in the browser extension is unaffected: it calls Google's API with
+your own key and never runs Gemini CLI.
+
 ## 0.80.3
 
 **Runs name the agent that did the work.** Updating a review, and the checkout Buddy AI answers

package/README.md

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 A local review workspace that helps you understand code changes before you approve them.
 
-Have Claude Code, Codex or Gemini CLI analyse a branch or pull request, then explore what it
+Have Claude Code or Codex analyse a branch or pull request, then explore what it
 found, the evidence behind it and your own follow-up questions in your browser.
 
 ![A review in the workspace: why the change was made, what it changes, its risk and progress, a suggested review path, and Buddy AI beside it](https://prreviewbuddy.com/npm/workspace.png)
@@ -69,9 +69,8 @@ being reviewed, so your working tree is never touched and you can carry on worki
 ## Local by design
 
 PR Review Buddy uses a coding agent already installed on your machine, and that agent's existing
-authentication: [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code),
-[Codex CLI](https://developers.openai.com/codex/cli) or
-[Gemini CLI](https://github.com/google-gemini/gemini-cli). There is no PR Review Buddy account and no
+authentication: [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) or
+[Codex CLI](https://developers.openai.com/codex/cli). There is no PR Review Buddy account and no
 model API key.
 
 Your code goes to the agent you chose, exactly as if you had run it yourself. It does not pass