v0.2.35 — 2026-06-15

• Record several different products from one run — when a project is set up to make more than one thing (a spirit run that yields hearts, heads and tails; a hide cut into several panels), closing the event now gives you a row per product, each with its own amount and measurements. Before, a run could only record one kind of output.
• Trace any item back to what it was made from — open a finished piece and the new Lineage trace draws its whole history, fanning back through every part, batch and run behind it. It expands one step at a time, so even a deep history stays readable. You'll find it on a primitive's detail page and on the event dashboard.
• Link your tools and materials to where they came from — add Source references to any item: a maker's product page, a spec sheet, a supplier. The links show as clickable references on the detail page and travel with a shared recipe, so anyone can find the exact still, leather or hardware you used.
• The Commons browser now shows product photos and maker links — branded materials, tools, workflows and techniques carry a link back to their maker or producer (not just projects), and linked product images render in both the browse grid and the detail view.
• Two new distilling tutorials — under Documentation → Tutorials: one builds a whole project from scratch and runs it step by step, the other follows a batch from the still to the bottle. Both put the new multi-output, lineage and source-link features to work in a real workflow. The model fits any craft — swap whisky for leather or cheese and the same machine applies.
• Fixes — the tool detail page now shows the tool's description (so a maker's link written into it is actually visible), and the documentation reader drops the unused "Was this helpful?" widget.

v0.2.34 — 2026-06-14

• Promoting a canvas no longer leaves duplicate tools behind — if a Promote hit a snag partway through (say a technique that uses a tool you made on the same canvas), the tool it had already created could be left stranded, and trying again piled up another copy each time. Promote now cleans up properly after a failed attempt, so you get exactly one of each item no matter how many times you retry.
• The Workbench canvas no longer crashes on some keystrokes — a stray keypress (from autofill or certain keyboards) could throw an "unexpected error" on a canvas. That keyboard handling is now hardened.

v0.2.33 — 2026-06-14

• Settings save more safely — if a setting this version doesn't recognize gets sent (a typo, or an older import carrying a since-renamed preference), the app now tells you clearly instead of silently ignoring it, so a save can't quietly fail.
• Under-the-hood reliability — added stricter automated type and behavior checks across the backend and fixed the latent faults they surfaced (supplier records, documentation editing, and search), heading off a class of "unexpected server error" bugs before they can reach you.

v0.2.32 — 2026-06-13

• A clearer, faster Commons — the community library now opens with a Structure panel down the side that groups everything by domain and category (Coffee, Leatherwork, and so on), so you can drill in instead of scrolling one long list. Results load in pages as you go rather than all at once.
• Descriptions read properly — links and references in a primitive's description now render as clickable links and tidy chips instead of showing raw markdown text.
• Bundles are organized too — the Knowledge Base groups bundles by the same domain and category structure, and when you create a bundle you can give it a category so it lands in the right place.

v0.2.31 — 2026-06-13

• Smoother canvas dragging — when you move a node around a canvas (in the Workbench, or while composing a material or other item), it now follows your cursor in real time instead of only snapping into place after you click.

v0.2.30 — 2026-06-12

• Run reports — turn any run into comparable, recorded data. Add a short report to a project (the settings and results you care about, like grind, temperature, brew time, score, and tasting notes), then fill it in while you work and at the finish.
• Record as you go — a Run report panel on the running event lets you jot settings live; the rest you can fill in when you close it. Each value is saved as its own measurement or note tied to that run.
• Compare your runs — a new Runs tab on a project lays every run out side by side, so you can see what changed between a good result and a bad one. Copy any run as text to share or keep.
• New tutorial: Capture your coffee data (Documentation → Tutorials) walks the whole loop, with screenshots. The example is coffee dialing-in, but the same report works for any craft.
• The version number in the sidebar now shows the real installed version.

v0.2.29 — 2026-06-12

• Settings has a What's New section — these release notes, in the app.
• Turning LAN access off now warns that HideSync will restart, the same way turning it on does.
• The Commons browser and Bundles pages work on phones: the filter bar collapses behind a single Filters button instead of covering most of the screen.
• Settings → About now shows the installed app's real version number.

v0.2.28 — 2026-06-11

• Fixed login from other devices when LAN access is on — the companion view on a phone or tablet can now sign in.

v0.2.27 — 2026-06-11

• LAN companion mode: opt in under Settings → LAN Access to open HideSync to a phone or tablet on the same Wi-Fi — scan the QR code and use it as a second window onto your running workshop. Off by default, off again after a restart unless you choose to keep it on.
• Materials, events, tools, and documentation are scaled for the phone-sized companion view.
• New Web Companion sidebar link (desktop app) under Knowledge Base.

v0.2.26 — 2026-06-10

• Markdown export links back to HideSync and no longer repeats a single-sentence description twice.

v0.2.25 — 2026-06-10

• Commons projects show a "What you'll need" panel and a nudge to import the pieces you're missing.
• Browse the commons by its structure — domain → kind → category — with the new structure rail.
• New guide: Promoting: turning drafts into real records.

v0.2.24 — 2026-06-10

• Fixed the manual update check failing on some systems.

v0.2.23 — 2026-06-10

• The Commons browser now reads the live published registry and keeps the last good copy for offline use (the bundled sample catalogue is gone).
• Importing a kit-of-kits bundle brings in everything inside its sub-kits.
• Fixed the composition lens layout overlapping nodes.

v0.2.22 — 2026-06-10

• In-app knowledge base: tutorials plus plain-language guides for every primitive and surface, under Documentation.
• Asset Library renders external (linked) media properly across file types.
• Commons filters: include/exclude search terms and separate Include / Exclude tag rows.
• Workbench canvases persist and re-minting after a conflict is safe.

v0.2.21 — 2026-06-09

• Guided run dashboard for composed projects: worklist, map, and inspector carry you through a multi-part build.
• One unified graph canvas across every map and lens surface.
• The Black Forest Cake reference tutorial now exercises the full OPG-L 0.6 feature set.

v0.2.0 – v0.2.20 — 2026-05-31 to 2026-06-06

• The first public desktop releases: auto-updates, first-run setup with recovery codes, the Workbench canvas, the run workspace (event tree), commons browse / ship / import, and the full OPG-L 0.6 record surfaces.

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