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The front page leads with the problem, the picture, and why this exists
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Commits on Aug 19, 2026

Session Kit v0.4.3
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CI fails fast on a hung machine and forgives one upstream stumble
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The fake app-server records a rename before receipting it
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Losing the publishing-lock fence race retries instead of crashing
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The changelog names this cycle's work: the vanished keypress, the shared rulebook, the key vocabulary, the self-registering sweep
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The rename tests start from the kill switch unset, whoever's shell runs them
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Fact-check fixes: the help table lines up, refused rulebooks are named, the TUI says quit
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New test classes sit ahead of the main block, where discovery and direct runs agree
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One rulebook reaches every profile, not just the one it was written in
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Keys queued ahead of an interrupt are answered first
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The idle beat is measured on the clock, not counted in ticks
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Two keys, named for what they do: Ctrl-Q leaves, Ctrl-D closes
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No read consumes the terminal while a timer runs on it
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The sandbox sweep reads its prefixes out of the test sources
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The release gate runs the suite four ways at once
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A timed-out picker says what it did with what was typed
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The two smallest pass budgets stop racing the fixture
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Commits on Aug 20, 2026

The front page opens with what you close, what you keep, and how you get back

A watcher that has not started yet says so, instead of blaming the interval

The front page leads with the problem, the picture, and why this exists

Commits on Aug 19, 2026

Session Kit v0.4.3

CI fails fast on a hung machine and forgives one upstream stumble

The fake app-server records a rename before receipting it

Losing the publishing-lock fence race retries instead of crashing

The changelog names this cycle's work: the vanished keypress, the shared rulebook, the key vocabulary, the self-registering sweep

The rename tests start from the kill switch unset, whoever's shell runs them

Fact-check fixes: the help table lines up, refused rulebooks are named, the TUI says quit

New test classes sit ahead of the main block, where discovery and direct runs agree

One rulebook reaches every profile, not just the one it was written in

Keys queued ahead of an interrupt are answered first

The idle beat is measured on the clock, not counted in ticks

Two keys, named for what they do: Ctrl-Q leaves, Ctrl-D closes

No read consumes the terminal while a timer runs on it

The sandbox sweep reads its prefixes out of the test sources

The release gate runs the suite four ways at once

A timed-out picker says what it did with what was typed

The two smallest pass budgets stop racing the fixture

Commits on Aug 18, 2026

The last long dashes leave the comments and the printed text

The public scan reads commit messages, not only files

Documentation and comments settle on plain punctuation

The front page leads with the identity model

The front page is for someone deciding whether to install this

The front page leads with what a person actually sees: a named, coloured, separately-signed-in session

The last three titler tests stop racing the pass budget

Every count of who is waiting reads the state word the person saw

Two titler tests stop asking the machine to be fast

The project mark sits beside the name, not above it

The front page tells the truth, and gains the checks that keep it there

The suite stops yielding its CPU on a runner that has nobody to yield to

Backing out of a modal and leaving are two beats, not one burst

Two loaded-runner races lose: the client says goodbye before it lets go

The upgrade-warning test types after it reads, the way a person does

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