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Author: I Mean I'm Just Saying <imeanimjustsaying@kiwifarms.st>
Date: Fri, 24 Jul 2026 18:18:40 -0400
Release export 0.8.2
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# Changelog
-## [Unreleased]
+## [0.8.2] - 2026-07-24
- **Admin: the editor dashboard is now a live mission-control cockpit, with URL-first channel onboarding and restart-surviving pause.** An operations-side change (it doesn't affect the published site): the editor's home page becomes a live, information-first operations surface — a full-width Pipeline band (running jobs, worker occupancy, sync heartbeat, global pause/sync controls) over a Needs-work / Quick-add split and an enriched channels table, all polling the same endpoints the monitor widget uses. Adding a channel is now URL-first (offline platform/handling/slug autofill + an opt-in yt-dlp "Fetch details" probe that can register an unknown platform's own queue, always store the playlist, and optionally jump the auto-queue), and pause is first-class for both transcriptions and downloads, persisted in `settings.json`. See the editor changelog for detail.
- **"Ask AI" — the Report panel's citations are now clickable, precise to the exact moment cited.** The chat's answer bubbles already linked their `[1]`, `[2]`… markers to the cited transcript; the **Report** panel — the persistent document Report mode and whole-corpus sweeps maintain — rendered as plain text, so the citations a user works from most were dead. Now the report mirrors the chat: it renders each citation as an in-page link and lists its **numbered sources** beneath the document, and clicking one **opens the transcript modal seeked to the cited line**. Citations are also upgraded — in the report *and* the chat — to a precise-moment **`[n @ mm:ss]`** form (the source's number plus the specific line's timestamp, e.g. `[3 @ 12:34]`), so a citation jumps to the exact moment instead of the video's first matched snippet. A slightly-off model timestamp is **snapped to the nearest real transcript line**, and it stays graceful: a bare `[n]` still resolves to the first snippet, and an out-of-range number or unparseable time stays plain text rather than becoming a broken link. Making this work in the report (a single accumulated string, unlike a chat message that carries its own sources) required two new pieces: a **persisted report source registry** — every video the report cites, deduped and stored light (no excerpt text) — and **global citation numbering** so a report's `[n]` is stable across every batch/turn folded in, not renumbered per write. The registry is saved with the conversation and each saved chat, so a report's clickable citations survive a reload; New chat clears it; and on the federated hub /ask (no player) citations fall back to scroll-to-source, exactly like the chat. See `export/app/ask/citations.tsx` (new shared renderer — `linkifyCitations` + `CitationLink` + `CitationSources`, with `[n @ mm:ss]` parsing and nearest-snippet snapping), `export/app/ask/{MessageBubble,ReportPanel,AskChat,useAskChat,askChatStorage}.tsx/ts`, `export/app/lib/{askRetrieval,askConversation,searchAgent}.ts` (optional/global-registry numbering + `mergeReportSources` + the `[n @ mm:ss]` prompt updates), and `export/e2e/ask-chat.spec.ts`.
- **Loose channel chips for flagged groups, plus uniform chip layout.** A channel group can now be marked `inline` (site.json → manifest), which renders each of its member channels as its own loose chip in the filter row — a checkbox + name styled like a collapsed group chip, with no expand affordance — flowing in sort order among the normal group chips; inline groups are also skipped by the multi-group default-collapse heuristic, so their channels are always visible. The out-of-the-box **"All channels" bucket now behaves this way**: a site with no configured groups switches from one open full-width card to loose per-channel chips (behavior change; add an explicit group to keep the old card). The chips themselves also get a layout fix: instead of shrink-to-fit chips that could line-break their own text, all collapsed chips share a **uniform min width** (`sm:min-w-48`), never wrap internally — long names ellipsize with the full name as a tooltip — counts right-align inside the chip, and below the `sm` breakpoint chips stack one per line at full width while larger screens pack them into rows. See `common/lib/channelGroups.ts` (`ChannelGroup.inline`), `common/components/{WorkspaceSearchBar,SearchSessionContext}.tsx`, and `export/e2e/inline-channel-chips.spec.ts`.
