v0.3.6
Guided Workspace Setup & Reliability Fixes
Every workspace now walks you through its git setup — connect an account and pick where new repos go before anything can fail later. Plus a reliability pass: agents in the installed app dependably reach your project's data, the gate review dialog stays open while you respond, recaps judge their own freshness correctly, and Mermaid diagrams render wherever they appear.
New
- Every workspace gets a guided git setup — A workspace that's missing either a connected git account or a default home for new repositories now greets you with a one-time setup screen, instead of letting repo creation fail later. Connect an account (or one-click the GitHub account Trinity already finds on your machine), then pick the host and organization new repos land in. In a team, owners and managers make the destination pick — everyone else sees who to ask, and the app unblocks the moment it's set.
Improved
- The Destination step opens on your default — Project onboarding's Destination step now pre-selects your default destination in personal workspaces too (it already did for teams), so you confirm your usual pick instead of re-entering it for every project.
Fixed
- Agents reliably connect to your project data — In the installed app, the background service agents rely on to read your stories, comments, and knowledge base could fail to start, leaving an agent to run without your project's context. It now starts reliably — and if it ever can't connect, the run stops with a clear error instead of letting the agent improvise an answer without your data.
- Gate review dialog stays open while you respond — When you opened a gate to review and respond, a live refresh of the run queue could close the dialog out from under you mid-review. It now stays open until you respond or the gate is resolved.
- Recaps detect their own freshness correctly — Trinity now reliably recognizes when a recap is already up to date, so recaps refresh when there's new activity rather than being misjudged as stale or current.
- Mermaid diagrams render everywhere — Diagrams written in Mermaid now display as diagrams wherever Trinity shows markdown, instead of occasionally showing raw text.
- Destination picks show up immediately — Choosing a workspace in onboarding's Destination step now shows as selected on the spot, instead of the dropdown snapping back to the previous selection until the page refreshed its data.