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Bump version 0.45.0 → 0.46.0 across pyproject.toml, uv.lock, README,
install docs, and the linux-installer README. Move the Unreleased
entries into a dated 0.46.0 CHANGELOG block (synced to the docs copy)
and add the 0.46.0 breaking-changes entry (no breaking changes).
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## Unreleased
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## 0.46.0 (2026-06-14)
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-**Startup auto-update now picks up new releases within half an hour instead of up to a day.** The background update check was throttled to once every 24h, so a freshly published release could go unnoticed for a full day after the last check; the interval is now 30 minutes. The silent installer also no longer marks the throttle *before* the network call — a transient startup network error returns `FAILED` and is retried on the next launch instead of suppressing updates for the whole window.
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-**The welcome banner now keeps the robot mark visible in compact terminals.** Below ~68 columns the robot was dropped (it could not sit beside the welcome copy); it now stacks centered above the copy instead, so the mark stays on screen at any width that can render its Unicode glyphs. ASCII-only terminals are unaffected.
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-**A persistent update notice now sits directly under the prompt input.** When a newer release is available the footer shows a yellow `↑ Update available — vX · /update` line; once a release has been installed in the background it switches to a restart-to-apply message instead of pointing at `/update`, and it clears after you restart onto the new version. The line is suppressed for dismissed versions, disabled auto-update, and source checkouts.
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Upgrade with `pythinker update`, `pip install --upgrade pythinker-code==0.46.0`, or use the native installer for your platform from the [Releases page](https://github.com/Pythoughts-labs/pythinker-code/releases/latest).
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## 0.45.0 (2026-06-14)
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-**Agent-tracing dashboard.** Added `pythinker dashboard` — a local web UI for inspecting sessions, wire events, context messages, tool statistics, and usage over time. It is also reachable from the interactive shell via the `/reports` slash command (aliased `/dashboard`).
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## 🆕 What's New in 0.46.0
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-**Agent-tracing dashboard.**`pythinker dashboard` opens a local web UI for inspecting sessions, wire events, context messages, tool statistics, and usage over time — also reachable from the shell via `/reports` or `/dashboard`.
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-**Project instructions immune to compaction.**`AGENTS.md` is now delivered as a fresh `<system-reminder>` on every request instead of being baked into the system prompt, so compaction can never summarize it away and the token budget can never truncate it. `pythinker system-prompt` shows the assembled prompt with the reminder below a labeled divider.
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-**Accept-edits mode.**`/accept-edits` auto-approves reversible in-workspace file edits while still prompting for shell, destructive, config, and sensitive host-file writes (`.git/hooks`, `.zshrc`, `.ssh`, etc.) — never swept into the auto-approve tier.
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-**Recover from output-token truncation.** When a turn is cut off by the output-token limit, the model is nudged to continue from where it stopped (up to `loop_control.max_truncation_recoveries` times, default 3) instead of treating a half-finished answer as complete.
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-**Faster auto-update detection.** The background startup update check now runs every 30 minutes instead of once a day, so a freshly published release is picked up within the hour rather than after a full day. A transient network error at startup is retried on the next launch instead of suppressing updates for the whole window.
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-**Persistent update notice under the prompt.** When a newer release is available, a yellow `↑ Update available — vX · /update` line sits directly under the input; after a background install it switches to a restart-to-apply message, then clears once you restart onto the new version. It stays out of the way for dismissed versions, disabled auto-update, and source checkouts.
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You can also download `PythinkerSetup-0.46.0.exe` manually from the [latest release](https://github.com/Pythoughts-labs/pythinker-code/releases/latest).
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## 0.45.0 (2026-06-14)
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-**Agent-tracing dashboard.** Added `pythinker dashboard` — a local web UI for inspecting sessions, wire events, context messages, tool statistics, and usage over time. It is also reachable from the interactive shell via the `/reports` slash command (aliased `/dashboard`).
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