What I've been building

The design-system’s build check now pins to a single React version, so its icon components stop reporting type errors that came from two projects installing different React versions side by side.

The app went through a large internal tidy-up you won’t notice, alongside one fix to how the activity timeline picks its starting week.

Most of the visible change landed in the banners and prompts.

• The setup tutorial you get by text now shows a step counter, so you can see how far through it you are and how much is left.
• The weekly review prompt and celebration banners got a plainer look, with a small action button in place of a full-width one.
• Fixed recurring chores appearing as habits on the Today screen, weekly reviews counting a moved habit as missed, and one person’s error halting reminders for everyone.

The Today screen changed how your tasks and habits are laid out and completed.

• Your tasks and habits now group under labelled headings with counts, so you can see at a glance what’s left, done and skipped.
• You mark anything done with a single tap on its ring, and completing one plays a short celebration, so the screen feels more responsive.
• Fixed row spacing and controls that drifted out of alignment on wrapped titles, and removed a duplicate Today heading at the top of the screen.

The deploy button on the versions dashboard was misbehaving in three related ways at once.

• Fixed a deploy that fired twice per click, re-fired when you returned to the tab, and a success tick that rarely showed.

A small correction to how plans get tied back to their backlog items.

• Fixed the plan-to-item linker so it uses the right file path when run from a separate working copy, where before it could point at the wrong place.

Three additions to the shared component set, all off by default so no existing screen changes.

• Grouped lists can now sit in a bordered card with thin dividers between rows, without clipping a focus ring or hover tint at the rounded corners.
• A row action can now show just its icon in a square button, keeping its accessible label, so tight rows fit more actions.
• A list row’s tick box can now be a circle, and rows with a description line up their edges neatly with the top of the text.

The top of the Today screen was reworked to keep the useful parts in view.

• The Today screen now shows the date and a larger title, and its progress bar stays pinned as you scroll, so your progress stays visible.

Today was about making a finished habit feel good, and reaching the ones that had gone missing.

• The little celebration when you finish a habit now plays on the row you tapped, so you see it instead of missing it off the bottom of the screen.
• A progress line at the top of Today shows how much is left, and clearing the last habit ends the day with a small finish.
• You can now scroll to and log older habits in the “Log another habit” list, which used to sit off the bottom of the screen with no way to reach them.

Rules that used to live only in documents became automated checks that fail a bad change on their own.

• A worker’s deploy settings are now checked against its code, so a setting missing from the code fails the build, not at runtime.
• A worker’s compressed size is checked against a budget, so a heavy dependency can’t quietly bloat what gets deployed.
• Unused code and dependencies are now flagged, so leftovers from a refactor don’t pile up unnoticed.
• The document listing a worker’s routes and connections is generated from the code, so it can’t quietly fall out of date.
• A message or webhook can now be proven to run once, even when two arrive together, using a shared check any project can reuse.
• Each screen is checked against a saved image, so an accidental layout shift is caught before it reaches anyone.
• Each screen is scanned for accessibility problems that block real users, the first such checking across any of the projects.

Cloudflare caps how many external calls one request can make, and going over crashes it only once real traffic arrives.

• A test can now set a call budget and fail the moment a request goes over it, so the problem surfaces while you build.
• Fixed the front-end build, which broke when a shared testing package started pulling in server-only code.

Golden gained mutation testing, which breaks the code on purpose and checks that a test notices the change.

• Running it on golden’s own code shows which tests would catch a real bug and which pass no matter what, so weak tests stop hiding.
• Any new app built from golden starts with the same setup ready, so its tests can be judged the same way from day one.

Anecdote texts a reminder when a saved story still needs its result or its next action written down.

• You can now tap that reminder to open the exact story, instead of opening the app and searching for the right entry.
• Fixed the reminder still telling you to reply to archive a story, when replies to that number no longer reach anyone.

The work built a complete example app whose only job is to be the pattern every new project here is measured against.

• The example covers a real app end to end: creating and editing notes, a daily stats view, sign-in, and a paid AI call.
• A new build check fails when an app’s reply stops matching its agreed shape, so the mistake is caught before release, not by a user.
• The project gained its first automated browser test, which drives the whole running app to catch breaks that smaller tests miss.