amenbo 1.1.0 — a tidier sidebar and open counts at a glance

Collapse or resize the left sidebar, see open tasks and undecided decisions as badges, and link a task to the commit that implemented it.

The left sidebar gets out of the way, and a badge tells you what is waiting before you open it.

Collapse or resize the left sidebar — collapse it to give the list more room, or drag its edge to set the width you want. Both are remembered per device, so it opens the same way next time.
Open counts as badges — the project row shows a badge summing its open tasks and undecided (proposed) decisions, and the decisions button carries its own badge with the proposed count. You can tell whether anything is waiting without opening it.
Trace the commit that implemented a task — record on a task the SHA of the commit that implemented it. The task detail lists the recorded SHAs, and filtering with commit:<sha> walks it the other way, from a commit back to its task.
Save an attachment to a file — the command line gains attach save, which writes a file attachment on a task out to a location you choose, the CLI counterpart of the GUI’s download.
Failures no longer vanish, and real avatars show — when posting, editing or deleting a comment or a decision is refused, it is now reported instead of silently dropped. Comment rows and the settings preview also show your own registered avatar.

Open the installer for your OS from the latest release. The GUI and CLI come together.

macOS — .pkg, one for Apple silicon and one for Intel (first open shows a Gatekeeper prompt: right-click → Open)
Windows — setup .exe
Linux — .deb / .rpm

To update, re-run the same installer. On 1.0, your next launch shows the “a newer version is available” prompt.

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