What shipped this week

New4

• Search, in the filter bar on the board and the table. It matches titles, descriptions and comments, and forgives a typo or a dropped letter — "sidebr" finds the sidebar task. Combines with the other filters. The same search reaches comments from the CLI (tasks list --search) and the API.
• Blocked tasks say so. A task waiting on another shows a red mark on its card, and the ticket opens with the blocker as a card you can tap straight into — on Catch up too. Finish the blocker and the mark clears itself. The CLI shows it as a BLOCKED column and a blocked line.
• Pin and reorder your projects. The row menu pins a project to a Pinned group above the list or nudges it up and down; you can also drag rows. The order is yours — nobody else's sidebar moves — and until you touch it nothing changes.
• Catch up on a phone: a task named in a card's thread — an ENG-42 chip, a pasted link, the comment it quotes — opens in the drawer over the deck instead of leaving the pass. A reference inside the drawer swaps the drawer to that task.

Improved3

• A task pasted or named in text holds its card's footprint while it resolves, so the words around it don't jump when it unfurls.
• A task's Pages and a doc's comments show placeholders while they load instead of claiming there are none.
• On desktop, Keep unread and Mark as read sit at the foot of the Catch up pane, always in reach, instead of at the end of a long thread.

Fixed6

• Following a task named in a description or a comment no longer reloads the view. The task you clicked opens where you are — the board keeps its filters, its focused column and its place; the side panel and the phone's drawer swap to it.
• The reply box and its Send button are the same height everywhere; on a phone the Catch up jump rail no longer sits over Send.
• Profiles no longer wait on GitHub. The commit count shows the last known number at once and refreshes behind the page, where its hourly check used to hold the whole page.
• A pull request linked to several tasks now moves every one of them, not none — and a task with several pull requests waits for the last of them, so one merging while another is still open moves nothing.
• Catch up shows every unread card. It used to stop at the forty oldest, so with a backlog a fresh mention never appeared until old cards were cleared.
• Deciding a Catch up card with the buttons or a key now clears it properly; it could leave the old card on screen with the next one dimmed over it.

New2

• Where you left off. A thread draws a line before the first comment you haven't seen, and a small rail beside the messages jumps to the top, to that line, or to the reply box. It follows you as you scroll, in the board card, the side panel and the phone's drawer.
• Reading is reading. A comment that sits on screen for a moment is marked seen — its notifications clear and the Catch up count drops — without opening Catch up.

Improved1

• A task's description folds away behind a chevron, so a long one doesn't push the thread a screen down.

New6

• Catch up replaces Notifications. The bell and its list are gone; the sidebar and the phone's bar show Catch up with the number of things to look at — one per task, not one per comment.
• Task embeds. Name a task by its key or paste its link in a comment or description and it unfurls: project, key, status, title. A link to a comment quotes the comment.
• @-mention tasks. Typing @ in a comment offers people and the board's tasks, matched loosely on key and title — a few letters is enough.
• Copy a comment's link, beside Reply on every comment. Pasted anywhere in the app it unfurls to that comment.
• Focus a column. Double-click a column's header (or the control beside its count) and it takes the whole board; again to bring the others back.
• New task from anywhere on the phone. The + on Home, My tasks and Catch up opens the form with a project picker on top.

Improved6

• Catch up on desktop lives inside the app: sidebar in view, and the two decisions sit at the end of what you just read rather than in a strip across the bottom.
• Catch up on the phone: a centred header, the task key on a card copies its link, and pulling down no longer rubber-bands the card.
• Task details open as a bottom drawer on phones — from My tasks, the table, calendar, roadmap, cycles and graph — with the keyboard taking up space rather than hiding the form.
• Peek at a task from a Catch up card without leaving the pass.
• A project without a logo shows its own initial on its own colour, instead of the workspace logo.
• The phone's bottom bar gives its buttons their full height; the home-indicator inset sits underneath.

Fixed3

• Project settings kept the previous project's name and description when you switched projects — one click could have renamed the wrong one.
• Pasting two images at once into a description lost one of them.
• A softer flash on a comment you arrived at from a link.

New1

• @-mentioning someone in a task's description notifies them, the way a comment does.

Improved1

• Push notifications carry the comment itself, not just "someone commented", and every delivery is logged so a missing one can be traced.

Fixed1

• The new-task drawer keeps its size with the keyboard up; the Create button is always reachable.

New1

• Installable on iOS, Android and desktop browsers, with its own icon and a full-screen window.

Fixed1

• Push subscriptions that failed used to fail silently; now they say so.

New3

• Task keys on board cards and in the table.
• Click a key to copy the task's link.
• A task written in a comment or description — ENG-42 — is a link to it.

Improved1

• Catch up on desktop: throw a card left or right on the trackpad to decide, and the pass keeps its list until you're done.

New1

• Catch up. Everything unread as a deck of cards — read it, mark it read or keep it unread, move on.

Fixed1

• On iOS Safari the buttons sat under the browser's own bar; the deck now sizes to the visible screen and holds the page still.

New1

• justdothings 2.0.0 on npm.

Fixed3

• Project visibility is consistent across every surface; the AI assistant is gone.
• Long titles in the table wrap instead of painting over the next column.
• The board's column strip no longer scrolls vertically past the columns.