... marked achieved, in the same tree you manage everything else in. Still on track for the August 31 launch. Pre-registration is open at retic.io if you want an early look before then. Happy to walk through how the rollup math works if anyone's curious turned out trickier than I expected once habits, tasks, and numeric goals all needed their own rules ...

... open now at retic.io if you want early access before then, and I'd love feedback from anyone who's tried managing goals and habits with two different tools before. Happy to answer anything about how the tree and rollup logic works under the hood ...

... Repos tab has shown a CI rollup dot per repository for a while, and it always stopped there. Red meant something was wrong, and then you went to the browser to find out what. That last step was the annoying one. Now you open the repo and the drill-in answers it: a Checks section listing the individual checks on the default branch, with failures floated to the top. That ordering matters more than it sounds the list is capped ...

... single feature. Most of the wins were stuff we were shipping to customers that had no business being there. Bundle size is the metric that drifts up one dependency at a time until somebody notices. We noticed, turned on rollup-plugin-visualizer, and read the treemap. That treemap is the most useful 30 seconds of the whole project. You stare at the rectangles and immediately have opinions about every one of them. A couple of the things we found were ...

... actual insight, and it's bigger than it looks: making the notification say why it's waiting is what turns a ping into a triage. "Done" makes you tab back to find out what "done" means. "Needs approval vs finished vs

... with the dashboard refresh. Bounded fan-out (cap 10) so a long config doesn't burst-flood GitHub. Theme fidelity monochrome means monochrome The monochrome, phosphor and amber themes used to leak external semantic colour (GitHub language palette, CI rollup green/red, Activity heatmap gradient) even though they explicitly promise zero chroma. This release closes that gap end-to-end: language bars rank-scale through the theme's own palette, CI rollup

... Repos tab that turn it from a passive listing into a dashboard you actually live in. CI status, at a glance Every Repos row now leads with a coloured dot sourced from the default branch's status-check rollup: - green passing - red failing - yellow pending / expected - dim no rollup