🦋 New version release

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Releases

@smooai/smooth@0.51.0

Minor Changes

• 7e3d856: SmoothFlow: close out a session from anywhere, not just a finished Inbox card. The sidebar row's context menu and Session ▸ Close Out… (⌘⌥W) both send flow.close, and a running session closes the same way — the engine kills it first and the sheet says so before you confirm. The sheet now shows what it will destroy, not only what it will do: branch, uncommitted-file count and the pearl's title. Merged state stays uncached on purpose — the engine reveals it by refusing, and force is still offered only after that reason has been read. A refusal started outside the Inbox gets its own sheet instead of vanishing into the rail.

Patch Changes

• 5bdab78: Notarization no longer throws away a good submission when the status poll blips. notarize-and-staple.sh used notarytool submit --wait, which collapses "upload the artifact" and "poll until Apple finishes" into one call — so a transient network error during the poll fails the release while Apple is still happily processing the submission. That is exactly how the first SmoothFlow 0.2.3 publish died: the upload succeeded, the status request timed out (NSURLErrorDomain -1001), and a ~20-minute signed build was discarded holding a valid submission id. It now submits once, captures the id, and retries the wait against that id rather than resubmitting, then checks notarytool info for Accepted — because wait returning successfully means Apple finished, not that it approved — and dumps the notary log on rejection. This matters more since th-9c3f4e: stapling the app as well as the DMG means two notarization round-trips per release, so twice the exposure to this flake.

• 33bea47: SmoothFlow 0.2.3 — starting a session stops being paperwork. The New Session screen no longer demands a pearl id, a Jira key, or a worktree up front: pick a kind, type what you want done, hit Start, and SmoothFlow infers the rest from the prompt and the repo. Plain claude and codex sessions you started yourself are adopted into the fleet instead of sitting outside it (th-c103c1, th-c103c1: zero-friction SmoothFlow sessions — infer the context, adopt plain harnesses #594). Four more agent CLIs launch out of the box — aider, goose, crush, and cline — on top of a declarative scrape-rule system that replaces the hand-written per-harness pane parsers, so teaching SmoothFlow a new CLI is now a manifest edit rather than Rust (th-e77603, th-e77603: declarative scrape rules + aider/goose/crush/cline harnesses #599). Also fixes aider dropping the first prompt: it needs a beat after its banner before the paste lands, and it now gets one (th-d2a1e4). th-2f31d8.

• 5e5eea2: install-release.sh now unregisters the bundles nested inside a stray SmoothFlow build, not just the outer .app. A debug build registers its own Sparkle Updater.app and SmoothFlowUITests-Runner.app as separate LaunchServices entries, and a single lsregister -u on the outer bundle does not take them with it — so a machine that looked cleaned still carried rows pointing at deleted files. The matcher now covers any SmoothFlow*.app path and excludes the official install by prefix, so /Applications/SmoothFlow.app's own nested Updater is deliberately left alone (unregistering it would break Sparkle on a healthy machine). install-release.test.sh pins both directions, including a guard against the test's copy of the regex drifting from the real one. th-9c3f4e.

• de56803: SmoothFlow releases now staple the notarization ticket to the app, not just the DMG. A DMG's ticket and its app's ticket are separate tickets on separate artifacts, and Sparkle installs the app — so every release through 0.2.2 put a working copy of SmoothFlow in /Applications with no ticket on it. Gatekeeper still let it run, but only by asking Apple over the network at first launch, which stalls or fails offline, behind a captive portal, or when Apple's notary service is slow. build-release.sh now notarizes and staples the app first, builds the DMG from the already-stapled app, and staples that too; the publish workflow validates both tickets against the artifact downloaded from the CDN rather than its own in-workflow copy. New apps/smoothflow/scripts/install-release.sh makes "clean up stray copies and install the official signed build" a scripted release step: it unregisters every SmoothFlow bundle outside /Applications (lane debug builds accumulate there and open -a SmoothFlow will launch one), clears stale build trees, and installs the published DMG only if the app inside is stapled, signed by Smoo LLC, notarized, and free of non-system dylib links — refusing loudly instead of installing anything that fails. th-9c3f4e.

• 99cc57f: SmoothFlow: tabs, directional splits, and a keyboard config pane (th-27baa4)

  The surface area is now a stack of tabs, each holding a binary split tree
  instead of a flat row of panes — so ⌘D splits right, ⌘⇧D splits down, ⌘⇧←/⌘⇧↑
  split the other two ways, ⌘⌥arrows move focus between panes by geometry, ⌘⇧↩
  zooms without disturbing the layout, ⌘⌥= equalizes, and ⌘T/⌘W/⌘⇧[/⌘⇧] work the
  tabs. ⌘⇧T opens a shell session in the focused session's worktree in a new tab.

  ⌘W closes the focused pane, terminal-style — the tab, then the window, collapse
  when they empty (⌘⇧W still closes a whole tab). Because a pane is a view over an
  engine-owned session, ⌘W asks first when a live session is on screen, and the
  alert offers both honest answers: close the view and leave the session running,
  or end the session (destructive, and it says what that costs). Cancel is the
  default button. Nothing is asked for an empty pane, a finished session, or a
  shell sitting at a prompt, and Settings ▸ Terminal can turn the confirmation off
  entirely.

  Every shortcut is user-configurable. Settings ▸ Keyboard lists every action with
  its binding, records a new one, flags conflicts and resets per-row or all; it
  writes ~/.smooth/smoothflow/keybindings.toml, which you can also edit by hand.
  Only overrides are stored, a bad line loses that line rather than the map, and
  the menu bar is built from the keymap so a rebind moves the menu with it.

  Two defaults changed (both rebindable): Steer All Working is ⌘⌥↩, freeing ⌘⇧↩
  for Zoom Pane as in every other terminal; the old untyped "Split Surface" is now
  Split Right. See docs/Engineering/SmoothFlow-Keybindings.md.