Changelog

Fixed

• Date picker opens on macOS. The picker's dropdown was daisyUI's focus-driven .dropdown, whose trigger was a <button> — and WebKit (Safari, and so Tauri's WKWebView) does not focus a button on click, so :focus-within never matched and the calendar never appeared on macOS. It is now a native <details>/<summary> disclosure, which needs no focus; picking a day closes it by setting open = false. The closed state hack that forced .dropdown-close is gone. <summary> is not a labelable element, so the three call-site labels gained ids and the trigger an aria-labelledby, keeping the accessible name intact.

Added

• Missing working days are clickable. Each day listed in the "No entries on N working days" warning is now a button that opens the New Entry modal with that date prefilled, instead of opening on today and making you re-pick the date. TimesheetModal takes an optional defaultDate (ignored when editing); it is cleared when the modal closes, so the plain New Entry button still opens on today.

Added

• New entries start in the day's first free slot. Opening the New Entry modal (or switching its date) fetches that day's rows and prefills Start/End with the first free window inside 09:00–18:00 — with 09:00–10:00 already booked, the pickers land on 10:00–18:00; with 09:00–10:00 and 11:00–12:00 booked, on 10:00–11:00. A hint line under the pickers spells out every free window and the worked hours left (Free today: 10:00–18:00 (7h left, lunch excluded)), or Day is full (09:00–18:00). when nothing is left. Editing an existing entry is untouched: no prefill, no hint. The pickers keep their full 09:00–18:00 range — the prefill is a starting point, not a restriction, and save-time validation is unchanged. New pure helpers freeGaps and remainingWorkedMinutes in src/lib/timeslot.ts, unit-tested.

Changed

• Fill logs expire after a week. Runs older than 7 days are dropped from both the Home Msync fill log (appsmith_fill_log) and the Park fill log (park_fill_log). Pruning happens in the readers, so it runs on every page mount and again on every write — the pruned array is what gets persisted back. No timer: a log that ages past the boundary while the page sits open stays visible until the next mount, which is invisible in practice and buys a much smaller diff. The manual "Clear log" buttons are unchanged, as is the existing 50-run cap. New pure helper src/lib/fillLog.ts (prunedRuns, FILL_LOG_MAX_AGE_MS), unit-tested.
• daisyui-timepicker bumped to ^0.1.1.

Fixed

• Long unbroken answers on the Ask page no longer overflow their container — the answer uses Tailwind v4's wrap-break-words, and the prompt is trimmed before it is sent.

Changed

• Start/End are now a real time picker. Both fields in the entry modal use the <daisy-time-picker> custom element (daisyui-timepicker) instead of a masked text input: a dropdown with hour and minute columns, pinned to 24-hour format, bounded to the 09:00–18:00 working window, and stepping in 30-minute increments. Native <input type="time"> stays off the table — its AM/PM chrome follows the OS locale and can't be forced to 24h across the three Tauri webviews. Tailwind does not scan node_modules, so src/index.css carries an @source line for the package's dist — without it the picker renders as unstyled stacked text with no error anywhere.
• Aura glow removed from the Park page's Send to Msync button; the Home page keeps it as the single marked action that leaves the app.

Removed

• formatTimeInput (the colon-inserting mask in src/lib/timeslot.ts) and its tests — the picker handles its own input masking.

Existing rows with off-grid times (e.g. 09:15, written before 4.20.0) will report a step mismatch when reopened for editing.

Changed

• Aura glow reserved for Send to Msync. The aura-dual wrapper added in 4.19.0 is removed from every other primary button (Save, Create, Sign in, New entry, Re-check, Run, Export, the scroll-to-top FAB, etc.) so the glow marks the one action that leaves the app. Layout classes that lived on the wrapper moved onto the buttons, so spacing and positioning are unchanged.

Fixed

• Park no longer flashes its empty state while loading. The vehicle list fetch now shows a spinner instead of briefly rendering "No vehicles yet", matching the loading treatment on every other page.

Added

• Primary buttons now use the DaisyUI Aura dual-glow effect. Every primary action button (Save, Create, Sign in, New entry, etc.) is wrapped in the aura-dual glow for a more consistent, prominent call-to-action affordance across the app.
• Date pickers replaced with a Cally-based calendar. The date fields on the timesheet entry form and the Home/Archived filters now use a shared DatePicker component (built on DaisyUI's Cally calendar) instead of the native browser date input, for a more consistent look across platforms. Month-granular pickers (Archived's start month) remain native.

Changed

• Default date range on Home and Archived widened. The Home page's From/To filter now defaults to the current month minus 2 through the current month, instead of just the current month. The Archived page's start month picker defaults the same two months back.

Fixed

• Start/End time fields still showed 12-hour AM/PM on Windows. The lang="en-GB" override added in 4.18.2 only works in browser engines that honor it (e.g. Firefox); Chromium-based WebView2, used by the Windows build, ignores it and renders the native time picker in the OS locale regardless. The Start/End fields are now plain typed 24-hour HH:MM fields (auto-inserting the colon as you type, e.g. 0900 -> 09:00) instead of the native picker, so the format is guaranteed on every platform. The Date field still uses the native calendar picker by design — its stored value is always correct regardless of the picker's locale display.

Fixed

• US-style date/time inputs and displays. The date and time fields in the entry form and filters rendered in the browser's locale format (MM/DD/YYYY, 12-hour AM/PM), which is easy to misread and made the AM/PM segment on the native time picker error-prone (e.g. typing "11" for 11:00 AM could land on PM instead). These now render as DD/MM/YYYY and 24-hour time. Everywhere a date is shown as text (entry list, archive, chat citations, project list, Excel export) now reads as DD/MMMM/YYYY, e.g. 03/August/2026.

Fixed

• False "must be 6:00 PM or earlier" rejection when adding a new entry. The entry form's time fields had native browser min/max constraints that could misfire mid-keystroke in AM/PM locales (typing "11" for an 11:00 AM end time could transiently read as 11:00 PM and trip the native max check), blocking valid entries before submit. The app's own 09:00–18:00 window check already enforces this correctly with a clear message, so the redundant native constraint was removed. Back-to-back entries on the same day (e.g. 09:00–10:00 alongside an existing 10:00–18:00) now save correctly.

Added

• Dictate an entry in Thai. A 🎤 button in the entry form records from the microphone and turns the speech into text in the description box (Whisper on the app's existing Cloudflare Worker — free tier covers hundreds of clips a day). Works in the desktop webview on every platform: where the webview has no native audio recorder (Linux/WSL), a built-in WAV recorder steps in, and the Linux webview now actually grants microphone access instead of silently refusing it. macOS builds ask for the mic with a proper permission prompt.
• One click turns Thai into timesheet English. The → EN button next to the recorder converts the description — dictated or typed — into concise English "- " bullets. Tag headers like [IMP][PersonelCost] are kept exactly as written (even misspelled ones), tags the model invents are dropped, and if the conversion fails the text is left untouched.

Added

• A public holiday goes in with one click. When today or tomorrow is a Thai public holiday you have no entry for, the Home page says so — "Tomorrow is วันเฉลิมพระชนมพรรษาพระบาทสมเด็จพระเจ้าอยู่หัว" — with an Add button. It files the entry on the exact date, 09:00–18:00, with the holiday's name as the description, against your own "Holiday" project, already marked Complete. If the holiday runs over several days, every day of it gets its own row, so a long weekend goes in on the Monday before instead of one day at a time.
• Holiday entries are left out of Msync. Msync fills holidays itself, so sending them again would double-book you. Select a mix and only the real work is sent, with a note saying how many holidays were skipped; select nothing but holidays and it tells you rather than opening an empty form.
• Every DaisyUI theme. The theme picker now offers all 35 built-in themes alongside the two TimeCheese ones, and the sidebar list scrolls instead of running off the bottom of the screen.

Fixed

• The description box is usable again. It was three lines tall, and the "similar past entries" and grammar suggestions stacked underneath as full menus that pushed it out of view. The box now grows as you type, and both suggestion lists sit on a single line of chips.
• Forms no longer scroll sideways. A long suggestion stretched the entry dialog wider than the window. Every form field in the app was open to this; it is fixed for all of them at once.
• A Cloudflare outage no longer loses the entry. Creating an entry asked the AI for a summary first and gave up entirely if that failed. The entry is now saved either way — only its summary is missing. Holiday entries skip the AI altogether, so a holiday's name is never quietly reworded.
• The monthly digest stops repeating itself. A month with several [IMP] entries came back with [IMP] printed four separate times instead of one heading with all the work under it. Repeated headings are now folded together; [IMP] and [IMP][PersonnelCost] stay separate, as they should.

Added

• The Jira tab shows what a run cost you. After each request a line under the answer reports the model that ran, tokens in and out, the price, and when your rate-limit window resets — e.g. claude-opus-5 · 37.5k in / 4 out · $0.23 · 5h limit resets 21:30. It shows only what the CLI actually reported, so Codex (which publishes tokens and nothing else) shows tokens and nothing else. No invented numbers, no empty placeholders.
• Pick the model from the Jira tab. A Model dropdown above the prompt offers the CLI's own default, the common presets, or Custom… for anything you type. The choice is remembered per CLI across restarts — a Claude model can't leak into a Codex run — and "mark done + close Jira" on the Home page uses it too. Codex publishes no model list, so its presets are intentionally empty; type the name under Custom….

Fixed

• Jira runs work on Windows. After the CLI was finally detected, every Jira request failed with "batch file arguments are invalid". Windows can't accept a multi-line instruction as a command-line argument, and the request always contains line breaks. The instructions are now handed to the CLI a different way, which Windows has no limit on. This also removes the same trap for Claude Code, which would have failed on any prompt you typed across two lines.

Fixed

• Codex is found on Windows. The Jira tab said "Set up Codex first" on PCs where codex --version works perfectly in a terminal. Windows installs Codex as codex.cmd, and the app was only ever looking for codex.exe — it now searches the same file types your shell does. Claude Code was never affected, because its installer ships a real .exe.
• Codex and Claude are found however you installed them. On macOS and Linux the app knew where Homebrew, nvm and the system install put things, but not volta, fnm, pnpm, bun, asdf or a custom npm folder — so a perfectly good install could still show the setup card. All of those are now checked.

Added

• Choose which AI assistant handles Jira. Settings has a "Jira agent" dropdown: Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, or Auto. Auto picks whichever CLI is installed (Claude first). The Jira Assistant page shows install instructions for whichever one you picked, so a missing CLI tells you exactly what to install. As before, nothing is stored — it runs the CLI already on your machine, with no API key.
• "Same as previous". A small button above the description box on a new entry fills in the text of your most recently added entry (its AI summary if it has one), so repeated days don't have to be retyped. It uses the entry you added last, not the latest work date — backfilling an old day doesn't change what it copies.

Fixed

• Ask understands dates. "What did I work on last week?" answered "I don't have information on your work from last week", because the search matched entries by meaning and a phrase like "last week" means nothing to it — the ten entries it found were from arbitrary dates. Questions containing a date phrase ("last week", "yesterday", "this month", "past 7 days", …) now read that date range directly instead of guessing. The answer also covers the current week, which was previously invisible to Ask until the Sunday rollover moved it into the archive.

Added

• The update prompt now opens by itself. A new version used to appear only as a small sidebar tab you had to notice and click, so releases were easy to miss. The "Update available" window now opens when you start the app.
• Skip a version. A "Skip this version" button sits under Download and install. Skipping is remembered after you close and reopen the app, and it only silences the popup — the sidebar button stays, so you can still install whenever you like. A newer release prompts you again as normal.

Fixed

• The release date is readable. It rendered as a raw timestamp (2026-07-25T06:56:56.126Z); it now shows as a plain date. A missing or malformed date is hidden rather than shown as "Invalid Date".
• Grammar suggestions are readable on light themes. The suggested word used a yellow that measured 2.14:1 against the light background — well under the 4.5:1 accessibility minimum. It now appears as a badge, which lifts the light theme to 8.01:1. Checked against all 11 bundled themes; only retro still falls short (3.28:1, up from 2.87:1), and that comes from DaisyUI's own palette.

Added

• Offline grammar check on timesheet descriptions: powered by Harper, compiled into the app. While you type, problems appear as a clickable list under the description box; click a suggestion to apply it. Runs entirely on-device — no key, no config, no network — so it works offline and nothing typed leaves the machine. The check runs before the description is saved, so the stored text gets fixed too, not just the Cloudflare-generated summary.

Fixed

• Stale AI summary after editing a description: editing an entry's description left ai_summary generated from the old text, permanently. Editing now regenerates it — but only when the description text actually changed, so toggling Complete still costs a single query and never calls the Worker. If Cloudflare is unreachable or unconfigured the edit still saves and the previous summary is left intact.

Changed

• Smaller downloads: added a [profile.release] section (LTO, symbol stripping, single codegen unit) and dropped Harper's unused thesaurus feature. The binary is smaller than 4.12.0's despite the new feature; the update download grows by ~1.5 MB rather than the ~7.8 MB it would have. Release builds take roughly two minutes longer as a result — tauri dev is unchanged.

Added

• Non Project timesheets in the Msync filler: entries whose project code is MFE260055 now set Project Type to "Non Project" and pick the task whose name matches the project name exactly. Regular entries set Project Type back to "Project", so a batch can mix both. A task-name mismatch stops the run instead of filing to the wrong task.
• Sortable Status column on Projects: click the header to group Active or Inactive first; the initial view keeps the server order.

Fixed

• Project delete now reports why it failed: a delete that removes no rows says so (RLS or an already-deleted row) instead of appearing to succeed, and the list reloads either way.
• AI summaries no longer invent placeholder tags: a tagless entry like VACTION was being expanded into a sentence with a made-up [DATE] tag. The prompt now forbids adding information, and any bracket tag absent from the input is unwrapped.

Changed

• TypeScript upgraded to 7.0 — typecheck runs about 3× faster; no source changes were needed.
• Test setup restores localStorage/sessionStorage, which vitest 4's jsdom environment leaves undefined on globalThis. Fixes 4 failing tests.

Fixed

• Copied AI summary no longer has blank lines: copying a summary from Home or Archived now collapses the blank line between the [TAG] header and the bullet list, so the pasted text is tight.

Added

• Archived rows show their time slot: the Date cell now renders the start–end sub-line that Home already had. The archive table has carried start_time/end_time since v4.1.0 — they were fetched but never displayed. Pre-v4.1.0 rows have no times and still show the date alone.

Added

• Sortable Date column: click the Date header on Home and Archived to toggle oldest-first / newest-first. On Archived the sort applies across the whole filtered range, not just the visible page, and jumps back to page 1.

Fixed

• Park sends no longer look finished early: the Send button stayed enabled while the Msync job was still running, because it reset as soon as the window opened rather than when the fill completed. Clicking again mid-run could double-fill.
• Duplicate fill-log rows on Park: each send registered a new completion listener that was never released when a run was abandoned, so later completions wrote one row per abandoned run.
• Modal keyboard access: the timesheet and project modals are now real showModal() dialogs — Escape closes them, focus moves inside and is trapped, and the first editable field is focused on open.
• Single update check per launch: the update check ran twice from two components, showing two update prompts.

Changed

• Tables no longer blank on refresh: marking done, deleting, changing filters, or closing the modal repainted the whole table through a spinner; the existing rows now stay on screen while data refreshes.
• Buttons respond to being pressed: added a press state (there was none anywhere in the app).
• Faster startup: the ~430 kB spreadsheet library used only by Archived's export now loads on demand instead of at launch, halving the main bundle.
• One loading spinner at launch, not two, and none at all for loads under 200 ms.
• Vehicle selection on Park is instant instead of waiting for the server round-trip.
• Holiday calendar no longer shifts the page as it loads.
• Date filters fetch once per change instead of once per typed segment.
• Cutoff countdown ticks per minute rather than per second.

• Project filter on Archived: filter the archived table by project (or "No project") alongside the month-range controls — counts and pagination follow the filter.
• Park page redesign: compact Send-to-Msync card with a 3D-hover "parking ticket" showing the selected vehicle, sitting beside the vehicles list; fill log below.

• Self-signup with admin approval: new users click "New here? Request access" on the sign-in screen, verify their email with a 6-digit code, set a password, and wait on an approval screen until the admin flips their approved flag in Supabase. Access is enforced by row-level security, not just the UI. The old "First time? Set up your password" flow is gone — the signup path covers provisioned accounts too. Requires the 20260716_profiles_approval.sql migration and enabling email signups in Supabase.
• Brand redesign: new timecheese / timecheese-dark themes (warm paper, cheese-gold accent, 2px rules) are now the defaults — the stock themes remain in the switcher. Bricolage Grotesque display font on page titles and the wordmark, consistent page headers with mono meta lines, status badges instead of colored checkboxes, and proper empty states across every page.

• GitHub and website links in Settings — opens github.com/thititongumpun/TimeCheese and the docs site in your default browser.

• Missing-day reminders: the Home page now warns about past working days in the current cutoff period (27th → 26th) with no timesheet entry. Weekends and company holidays are skipped, entries already swept to the archive still count, and the banner clears itself when you add the entry.
• New cheese app icon, matching the docs website.
• Docs & download website: https://thititongumpun.github.io/TimeCheese/ — features, changelog, quickstart, and always-current download links.

• Renamed the app: TimeSh1t is now TimeCheese (say it fast). New app name, window title, login screen, sidebar, and footer branding.
• Repo moved to github.com/thititongumpun/TimeCheese; the old URL redirects, so existing installs pick up this update normally and become TimeCheese in place. No re-login needed.

• Timesheets: countdown to the monthly cutoff (the 26th, midnight local time) at the top of the page — DaisyUI boxed countdown with days/hours/min/sec, rolling over to next month once the 26th passes.
• Park: card no. is now a 3-digit OTP-style input (DaisyUI otp) instead of a plain text field; digits only.

• Msync fillers (timesheet + park) now tolerate slow loading: dropdown options are polled until they actually render (they're query-backed), and page transitions that trigger backend queries get a 4s settle wait plus longer element timeouts.

• Park: full Msync carpark autofill — opens the parking app in an SSO-preserving webview, auto-clicks "Refresh Login", picks the vehicle type, fills the card no., selects the license plate, and submits. Submission is confirmed back to the app via the URL-hash back-channel and recorded in a "Park fill log" (with Clear).
• Park: vehicle management — add/remove cars and motorcycles with license plates, one default vehicle (radio-selected) used for the send.
• Park: redesigned page — card-based layout (carpark card, vehicles, fill log) consistent with the rest of the app.
• Park: removed the camera/OCR scan (tesseract.js) — it could not read handwritten card numbers reliably; the card no. is typed instead.

• Collapsible sidebar: toggle it down to an icon-only rail (DaisyUI drawer with is-drawer-close variants), with hover tooltips on nav icons and a smooth width animation. On narrow windows it becomes an overlay drawer with a hamburger button.
• Theme picker: nine DaisyUI themes (light, dark, retro, nord, abyss, aqua, lofi, acid, dracula) selectable from a sidebar dropdown or the Settings modal.
• Page footer with copyright and the running app version.
• Fixed the sidebar date wrapping under the clock.
• Fixed the Settings modal rendering trapped inside the sidebar rail (drawer transform made it the containing block for position: fixed).

• Redesigned sidebar: live clock, icon navigation with an active-route accent, and a one-click light/dark toggle in the footer.
• Archived Excel export now includes Start and End time columns.

• Jira setup now uses Atlassian's streamable-HTTP MCP endpoint (/v1/mcp/authv2); the SSE endpoint is deprecated (EOL 30 Jun 2026).
• Add start_time/end_time to archived_timesheets so working hours survive archiving (migration 20260709_archived_timeslot_columns.sql).

• Holiday dates now load from a public holidays.json on Cloudflare R2 (edit + re-upload, no rebuild) — replaces the Supabase Storage PDF.
• Holiday page: click a table row to jump the calendar to that holiday's month and select the date.

• Msync's Memo field now gets the AI summary of the entry (falls back to the raw description when no summary exists yet). The fill log records whichever text was pasted.

• Send to Msync now fills each entry's actual start/end times into the hour/minute pickers (the v4.1.0 columns). Entries without stored times keep the form's 09:00–18:00 defaults. The dropdowns are virtualized, so values are picked via the popover's filter box.
• No more re-login on every send: the Msync window is reused when still open — fresh rows are handed to the running fill script instead of rebuilding the window (which forced the Azure+Duo SSO flow each time). Tip: answer "Yes" to Microsoft's "Stay signed in?" and check Duo's remember-me to also skip login after closing the window.
• Fill order tuned to the form's reset chain (project → date → times → memo → task last), and the task click is toggle-aware: a single auto-selected task no longer gets deselected; if Create stays disabled the task is re-clicked automatically.
• Task preference is now "IMP", then "PRESALE", then the first task.

• New: working hours on timesheets — entries have start/end times (defaults 09:00–18:00). Validated on save: times must stay within 09:00–18:00, entries on the same day cannot overlap, and a day is capped at 8 worked hours (12:00–13:00 lunch excluded). The table shows the time range under the date and orders same-day entries by start time. Requires the supabase/migrations/20260707_timeslot_columns.sql migration.
• Upgraded to DaisyUI 5.6 + Tailwind CSS 4 (from DaisyUI 4 / Tailwind 3). Tailwind now runs via the @tailwindcss/vite plugin; tailwind.config.cjs/postcss.config.cjs are gone and theming lives in src/index.css. Forms migrated to the v5 classes.
• UI: "Send to Msync" button gets DaisyUI 5.6's aura glow; "+" new-entry button gets a tooltip; the holiday list is now a full-width table under the calendar.

• New: Send to Msync — select timesheet rows on Home and auto-fill them into the Msync (Appsmith) timesheet app. Opens Msync in a desktop webview with an injected filler: per entry it searches the project by code, sets the date, picks the task (prefers names containing "IMP"), fills the memo, and clicks Create. Hours stay at the form's 09:00–18:00 defaults.
• Entries actually created in Msync are automatically marked done in T1meSh1t (partial-failure aware: if a batch stops midway, only the entries that landed are marked).
• New: Msync fill log on Home — a collapsible history of the last 50 fill runs (timestamp, created count, and each entry's date/project/description), stored locally.
• Duo SSO's "Update macOS" nag page is skipped automatically when the Msync window opens.
• Desktop-only feature; the button is hidden in the web build.

• Fixed Windows auto-update looping after 3.1.19: reverted the installer productName back to TimeSh1t. NSIS keys the install location and product identity off productName, so the 3.1.19 rename made updates install into a new folder while the old version kept launching. The window title/UI branding stays T1meSh1t.

• Online-users list now shows the updated avatar: presence is re-broadcast after the server refresh on load and after you save a new avatar (previously it stayed on the cached avatar from sign-in).
• Renamed the app's display name to T1meSh1t (UI, window title, product name, README). Bundle identifier, auto-updater channel, and stored theme are unchanged.

• Sidebar avatar now refreshes from the server on load, so avatar/profile edits made in the Supabase dashboard show up (previously only the cached session's stale metadata was read).
• Holiday page now lists all holidays (date + name) below the calendar for easier scanning.

• Jira tab: updated the MCP setup command to the new Streamable HTTP endpoint (--transport http / .../v1/mcp), since Atlassian deprecated the HTTP+SSE endpoint after 30 June 2026.

• Fixed the Holiday page showing a blank/white screen: the calendar mount node is now always rendered, so it exists when the holiday data finishes loading and the calendar initializes.

• Holiday calendar now highlights every holiday date from the gist and shows the holiday name when you click/hover the date. Removed the separate holiday list.

• Holiday page now lists all holidays next to the calendar (date + name), so the dates are clearly visible regardless of the month shown; the calendar still marks each holiday day.

• Fixed the Holiday calendar rendering blank: bundled the calendar library's own stylesheet (DaisyUI v4 does not auto-style it).

• Fixed the Holiday calendar failing to load in the desktop app: the holiday data URL now points directly at the raw gist host (no cross-origin redirect, which the webview rejected).

• Holiday page is now an interactive calendar (DaisyUI-styled Vanilla Calendar Pro) that highlights holiday dates with name tooltips, replacing the embedded PDF viewer. Dates are loaded at runtime from a remote JSON file, so the list can be updated without rebuilding the app.

• Added a Timeline sidebar tab: archived timesheets laid out as a vertical, side-alternating timeline by month, each month showing an AI digest grouped by project tag. Digests are cached per month in a new monthly_summaries table (generated once on first view, with a per-month "Regenerate" button).
• Jira page: added a My open tasks button next to Run that lists your unfinished issues (assignee = currentUser, status not Done).

• Jira setup now detects a Claude CLI installed via nvm/Homebrew when launched from the GUI app (PATH no longer needs manual linking in common cases).

• Archived search is now hybrid: short/acronym queries (e.g. "SIT") use keyword matching, while multi-word phrases use semantic vector search — fixing irrelevant results like "SICK leave" matching "SIT".
• Friendlier login error when a non-provisioned email requests a setup code ("No account found for this email. Ask your admin to add you first.").

• Added a first-time account setup flow on the login screen: provisioned users can email themselves a 6-digit code and choose their own password (no web build or deep linking required).

• Added a monthly timesheet-cutoff warning in the sidebar (above the online list) that appears on the 25th of each month.

• Copy-success feedback now shows as a non-intrusive bottom-right toast on the timesheets and archived pages, instead of an inline banner that shifted the table layout.

• Added a quick-copy AI summary button next to the row actions in the timesheets table.
• Temporarily hid the "Mark done + close Jira" action while the Jira close flow is being finalized.

• Removed the "developed by thiti_t and claude" page footer.

• Update banner fit: the sidebar "Update" banner no longer overflows the 192px sidebar — shorter label plus truncation.
• Real release notes: the update dialog (and GitHub release) now show the actual changelog for the version instead of the generic "See the assets…" placeholder. The release workflow pulls notes straight from CHANGELOG.md.
• Footer: "developed by thiti_t and claude" on every page.

• Windows: no more cmd console windows flashing when the app calls claude (status checks and Jira actions now spawn with CREATE_NO_WINDOW).

• General Jira assistant: the Jira tab now does anything the Atlassian MCP supports — create issues, edit summary/description, add comments, assign, query ("what's assigned to me?"), as well as transition status. (Previously limited to "transition to Done".)
• Searchable project picker: the new-entry modal's project field is now a type-to-search combobox (native datalist) instead of a long scroll-only select.

Jira integration and in-app update notifications.

• Jira tab: mark work done in Jira from inside TimeSh1t, driven by your local Claude Code CLI + the Atlassian MCP — no Jira token is stored in the app. The tab gates on setup (install Claude Code → add the Atlassian MCP at user scope → authenticate) and only shows the usage panel once atlassian reports Connected.
• "Mark done + close Jira" per-row action: flips the timesheet is_complete in-app (RLS-safe) and asks Claude to transition the matching Jira issue to Done. The two steps are independent — the timesheet still completes if Jira isn't set up.
• Live progress: Claude's steps (which tool it's calling, its reasoning) stream into the UI instead of one opaque spinner.
• Update banner: on launch, the sidebar shows an "Update available" banner under the online-users list; clicking it opens the release notes with one-click download-and-install.

Semantic search, autofill, and AI Q&A over your archived timesheets, powered by Supabase pgvector + Cloudflare Workers AI embeddings (bge-m3, multilingual).

• Archived → Search: find past entries by meaning, not keywords (Thai + English).
• Autofill: new entries suggest similar past descriptions as you type.
• Ask tab: ask natural-language questions about your history; answers cite the entries they used.
• Archived entries are embedded automatically on page open; an "Index archive" button backfills the initial bulk.

Requires a one-time Supabase migration (pgvector + match_archived_timesheets) and the updated Cloudflare Worker (embed + chat routes).

• Projects are now shared across all users — creating a project no longer ties it to one account.

• Online users now show as a row of avatars; hover any avatar to see the person's name.

• Moved the scroll-to-top button up so it no longer covers the pagination controls.

• Copy AI summary action button per row on the Archived page.

• Notes tab in the sidebar — jot quick notes, delete them; stored locally on the device.

• Change your password in user settings (re-authenticates with the current password first).

• Bulk-select timesheets on the Home page with a "Mark done" action for all selected rows.
• Export archived timesheets to XLSX, filtered by a 26th→25th cutoff billing period (start/end month).
• Click-to-expand (accordion) for long description / AI summary text, replacing the hover behavior.

• Online presence in the sidebar (Supabase Realtime) — live count and names of who's online.
• Numbered pagination on the Archived page (1 … n with current highlighted).
• Floating scroll-to-top button when scrolled down.

• Hover-to-expand for long description / AI summary text in timesheet tables.

• Editable avatar URL in user settings.
• Copy banner auto-dismisses after 5s.
• Rewrote README.

• Holiday calendar view.

• Fixed archived table name to archived_timesheets.

• Archived timesheets view.
• Auto-update badge for the desktop app.

• Maintenance release.

• AI summaries use the llama-3.1-8b-fp8 model; surface AI errors in the UI.

• Maintenance release.

• Fixed updater manifest input.

• Maintenance release.

• Initial release: auth gate, Login, Home/Timesheets, Projects, Layout/Sidebar.
• Supabase services (auth, projects, timesheets) with filtering and tests.
• Tailwind CSS v3 + DaisyUI v4, Vitest test setup, Tauri desktop packaging.