v2026.08.0

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Released 2026-08-01.

Features

Your calendar shows up on the timeboxing grid. Meetings you’re a participant in appear as read-only busy bands, so you can plan around them instead of booking over them. Click one to turn it into a real block, and it stops drawing a band — clicking twice won’t give you two. All-day events sit in a chip row above the grid rather than filling the column, and locked days still show the bands for reference.
Move the day’s sprint window back to an earlier hour. The 24-hour window used to start at the moment you created the session, which pushed anything earlier to the far end of the grid — work you’d already started before sitting down to plan had nowhere to go. You can now pull the start time back from the day bar, and if that leaves blocks outside the window you’re told how many before it applies (nothing is deleted). New sessions also start from your earliest existing block for that day rather than from the current time.
Move several ToDos at once. Shift-click to select a range, then drag any one of them to move the whole selection, or send it straight to the top or bottom from the toolbar. Relative order is preserved, so grouped moves that a card at a time wouldn’t allow now go through.
Video Studio sets itself up. It downloads its own ffmpeg the first time it runs, so importing media works on Windows, macOS, and Linux minions with no manual install. While it’s fetching, the app says so with progress and retries on its own when it’s ready.

The project board stops flashing as you move across it. Parent/child highlighting now waits until you rest the pointer on a card for a second, and clears itself when you start dragging instead of leaving a stale highlight behind after the drop.

ToDo cards always drop where you let go. Certain cards would refuse to move no matter how many times you dragged them, leaving you to reorder everything around them instead. Positions that had collapsed onto each other are repaired automatically the next time the list loads.
Recurring slots you never picked up stay out of tomorrow’s carry-over. Private recurring blocks were being listed as unfinished work the next day. Carry-over is now ToDos only, matching how the retrospective already counted them.
Minion Apps update reliably on Windows. Redeploying an app kept failing with a 502 because the old process was still holding its files. The runtime now stops the whole process tree and waits for its port before swapping code, downloads the new bundle before stopping anything so a bad download can’t take a running app down with it, and reclaims processes orphaned by an earlier agent restart.
Minions with an older database start after updating. A minion whose database predated the email tables would crash on boot and stay stopped. It now repairs its own schema on startup, keeping existing memories, daily logs, and ToDos.

Includes @geekbeer/minion 4.35.1 and Video Studio 0.25.0.