It’s a Plan
Changelog

v0.9.0

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Highlights

The app is no longer English-only

Pick English or Ukrainian in the locale toggle. The choice is saved to your account, so it holds after a reload and on every device. Dates and relative times follow it too.

GitHub pull requests close issues

Connect a project to GitHub in Settings → GitHub, then write "Fixes KEY-42" in a pull request. Merge it and the issue moves to a closed state, with the activity, notifications and automations that a move by hand would trigger. ref and part of link without closing, skip KEY-42 opts one issue out, and a pull request may name several issues at once.

Live screens update on one request

Every live view — board, issue, initiative, inbox — now shares one refresh mechanism backed by database triggers. A tab with the board and an issue open makes one request instead of four, and a change made anywhere, including by an agent or straight in the database, shows up the same way.

Also in this release

  • Dragging one selected card on the board moves the whole selection, in order, and keeps it selected.
  • Table columns can be resized. Each view remembers its own widths.
  • Loading skeletons across the app: routes, lists, tables, feeds and issue views show the shape of the page instead of a blank area or a Loading… line. Settings lists no longer flash "No X yet" before their data arrives.
  • Subtasks have two independent display modes in the Display panel: their own card or row next to the other issues, and nested rows under the parent.
  • Inter is loaded from upstream instead of the Google Fonts build, with the character variants that separate l, I, 1 and 0 turned on — at the 12–14px the UI is set in, those glyphs no longer collide.
  • Roles work as configured: the cycle, initiative and credential pickers no longer require read access to those resources, an AI agent can be configured without integrations: read, and a role denied the board no longer replaces the whole app with an error.

Contributors

Thanks to @cmer for the GitHub pull request integration (#120).