Changelog

Run the whole cycle your way, with or without git

• Run the full plan, build, review and release cycle even without a git repo. Your work stays safe in your project database, with a clear note at every step.
• Skip the git ceremony you do not want. New switches turn off automatic branches, commits, or pull requests so PAPI fits how you work.
• See every bug and idea you have reported, with its current status, in one place.
• Invite teammates from the dashboard or straight from your assistant, and the Team plan is now purchasable.

Review acceptance works again for big builds

• Accepting a review now returns a short confirmation instead of echoing the whole build back, so large builds no longer jam the accept step.
• Finishing a build now checks the handoff's acceptance criteria before the task can close.
• Release sweeps open pull requests first and flags unmerged work before closing the cycle.
• Stray background PAPI processes left over from old sessions get cleaned up automatically.

A quieter hub and one honest install path

• The hub sheds noise: fewer panels, a clearer next move, and open issues surfaced where you plan.
• Connect and setup copy no longer assumes which AI tool you build in.
• The docs now agree with themselves on how to install and connect.
• Going Pro from the homepage takes you straight to checkout.

The hub now tells you what needs you

• One ranked item that needs your attention, with the reason, carried through to the nav badge and favicon.
• Task drawers link the pull request and show whether it merged.
• Plans keep stale carried-over work visible by deferring it, never silently dropping it.
• Your AI can fetch a plain-text install file and set up the connection on its own.

Setup reads your project before it plans

• Setup scans the repo first, so day one starts from what you actually have.
• Existing projects and brand-new ideas get genuinely different setup paths.
• A north star or past decisions already written down get found and kept.
• Your first cycle shows its planned tasks straight away, each one clickable.

Clearer credit for what gets caught

• Issues fixed during a build are marked fixed on the spot, and the running total shows on the caught tile.
• Each caught-signal class explains its payoff when you hover.
• Velocity reads the same no matter how the underlying data arrived.

Connecting is now one click

• Sign-in-style connect buttons replace token copy-paste, with the manual path tucked behind them.
• A rewritten setup prompt lets your AI run the whole install for you.
• Stalled connections escalate to clearer guidance instead of leaving you guessing.

The name now says what PAPI is

• PAPI reads as Persistent Adaptive Project Intelligence everywhere it introduces itself.
• Weekly activity numbers compute correctly again.
• PAPI can be found and claimed on public connector directories.

PAPI checks in when setup stalls

• Stall mid-setup and a short email points you at the exact step to pick back up.
• Occasional product updates can now reach everyone who opted in.
• Every button on the homepage goes somewhere again.

A changelog you can actually read

• This page stopped being a raw commit dump; releases render as clean, readable notes.
• The hub's compact view shows live build and review activity.
• Three new guides landed: switching tools without starting over, why architecture decisions decay, and why AI workflows spin.

A calmer cycle view

• The cycle view gains two density modes, so a busy board stays readable.
• Session summaries name tasks by their title, not just a number.
• The velocity stat books work actually delivered, not what was planned.
• A sweep of small copy and colour fixes across the dashboard.