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What's New in v0.26.8This release rebuilds how annotations look and behave on HTML pages, and it is the largest change to the annotate surface since pinpoint mode shipped. Nine PRs landed, three of them from first-time contributors @Snaylaker, @atomicflag, and @monkhai. Placed comment markers replace inline highlights on HTML pagesAnnotating a raw HTML page used to write highlight markup directly into the page's own DOM. That caused two visible bugs: multi-paragraph selections often turned only their first paragraph blue, and on some pages the injected markup broke the page's layout. Both had the same root cause, so both are gone the same way: nothing writes into the page anymore. Annotations now appear as numbered comment bubbles projected onto a fixed overlay above the page. A bubble sits at the exact point you clicked, not a corner of the element, and it stays glued through scrolling, page re-renders, responsive reflows, and zoom. If the annotated element disappears or scrolls out of a clipped container, its bubble hides instead of floating over unrelated content, and it returns when the target does. Selections highlight through the same overlay, so highlights now always cover the full selection and can never disturb the page beneath. The bubbles are real buttons: click one, or click the highlighted text itself, to jump to that annotation in the panel. Highlights brighten on hover so you can tell they are clickable. Bubble numbers match the numbering in the feedback your agent receives, so "see comment 3" means the same thing on screen and in the session. Committed highlights still print; annotating with Cmd+P in mind works the way it did before. The implementation went through three adversarial review rounds, a 25-item QA gate with independent verification of every serious finding, and a follow-up hardening pass covering clipping, visibility, print, and per-frame performance on mutation-heavy pages. Shift-click selects multiple elements for one commentOne comment can now cover several places on an HTML page. Make a pinpoint selection, hold Shift, and click more elements: each gains an outline and a chip in the composer, Shift-clicking a selected element removes it, and removing the first selection promotes the next one rather than cancelling the draft. Up to 16 additional targets ride on one comment, and after saving, every target shows a bubble carrying the same comment number. Feedback to the agent lists every selected element, so "these three buttons need the same fix" is one comment, not three. HTML sessions open minimal, and stale preferences resetOpening an HTML page to annotate now shows just the page: pinpoint input ready, tools hidden, sidebar and annotations drawer closed. Anything you change persists for your next HTML session, but only while you keep using HTML annotate. A preference untouched for a week expires back to these defaults, so a mode you tried once months ago never becomes a permanent surprise. Active users keep their setup; annotating refreshes the clock. Pages with their own Content-Security-Policy are now annotatableAn HTML file carrying its own strict CSP meta tag (common in saved pages and generated reports) silently blocked the annotation script, leaving a page you could see but not annotate. The annotate viewer now removes the document's CSP meta tags before rendering. The iframe sandbox remains the security boundary, and the file on disk is untouched. OpenCode: Qwen3.6 no longer corrupts the planning promptOpenCode sessions using Qwen3.6 hit a Jinja template conflict: Plannotator injected its planning instructions as multiple system-prompt parts, and Qwen's template mangled them. @atomicflag rewrote the injection to compose one consolidated system part. The review process surfaced a subtle evaluation-order bug and an escaping edge case, both fixed and regression-tested, and the QA gate then caught that the OpenCode 2 adapter still used the old multi-part path, so the fix now covers both OpenCode 1 and OpenCode 2 entry points. Plan position survives window refocus in vim modeSwitching away from a plan review window and back again reset the vim cursor to the top of the document. @Snaylaker fixed the refocus path to preserve your position, so alt-tabbing to check something no longer costs you your place in a long plan.
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Install / UpdatemacOS / Linux: curl -fsSL https://plannotator.ai/install.sh | bashWindows: irm https://plannotator.ai/install.ps1 | iexClaude Code Plugin: Run OpenCode: Clear cache and restart: rm -rf ~/.bun/install/cache/@​plannotatorThen in {
"plugin": ["@​plannotator/opencode@​latest"]
}What's Changed
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ContributorsThree first-time contributors landed changes in this release. @atomicflag took on a genuinely tricky compatibility problem between Plannotator's system-prompt injection and Qwen3.6's Jinja template, and stuck with it through three review rounds until the fix was airtight. @Snaylaker fixed the vim-mode position reset on window refocus, a small paper cut that anyone reviewing long plans felt daily. @monkhai polished the code review diff headers with a hover state that makes the collapse affordance discoverable. Welcome to all three, and thank you. Full Changelog: backnotprop/plannotator@v0.26.7...v0.26.8 v0.26.7: v0.26.7Follow @plannotator on X for updates What's New in v0.26.7One change, and it transforms how annotating HTML pages feels: pinpoint mode now targets any element on the page. Pinpoint targets what your cursor is onSince v0.26.5, raw-HTML annotate sessions default to pinpoint input. But pinpoint could only target a fixed list of "semantic" HTML tags: headings, paragraphs, tables, sections. Real prototype and report pages are built from styled divs and spans, so hovering a small chip or an icon button selected the whole enclosing section, and some elements could not be selected at all. Pinpoint now resolves the element actually painted under your cursor, whatever its tag. Chips, icon buttons, badges, custom cards: all individually annotatable. Elements smaller than 16px promote to their parent so you are not pixel-hunting, and containers are selected the natural way, by pointing at their padding or any spot not covered by a child. The whole interaction stays mouse-only and matches how pinpoint already feels on markdown documents. Hover labels got smarter too: a Under the hood the hover path no longer rebuilds a document-wide element graph every frame; it is a per-event hit-test with zero document scans, which also retires the performance debt noted in the v0.26.5 pinpoint release. Anchor restoration keeps every fail-closed guarantee, and The change went through two adversarial review rounds; the first round removed an anchoring mechanism that could have restored a pin onto the wrong sibling, in favor of failing closed. Install / UpdatemacOS / Linux: curl -fsSL https://plannotator.ai/install.sh | bashWindows: irm https://plannotator.ai/install.ps1 | iexClaude Code Plugin: Run OpenCode: Clear cache and restart: rm -rf ~/.bun/install/cache/@​plannotatorThen in {
"plugin": ["@​plannotator/opencode@​latest"]
}Pi: Install or update the extension: pi install npm:@​plannotator/pi-extensionWhat's Changed
Full Changelog: backnotprop/plannotator@v0.26.6...v0.26.7 v0.26.6: v0.26.6Follow @plannotator on X for updates What's New in v0.26.6v0.26.6 is a rebuild-only patch: no Plannotator code changed, but every binary is now compiled with Bun 1.3.14 instead of 1.3.11. Env vars now work inside OS sandboxesBinaries built with Bun 1.3.11 loaded an empty environment whenever a parent of the working directory was unreadable, which is the normal state inside OS-level sandboxes (Seatbelt on macOS, Landlock on Linux, tools like nono). Every We had pinned Bun to 1.3.11 in April because 1.3.12 broke macOS binary signing outright. Before unpinning we verified both directions: a 1.3.14 build reads env vars correctly under an unreadable ancestor, and cross-compiled macOS binaries carry the same valid linker signature as the known-good releases and launch cleanly. The release pipeline also gained two permanent guardrails: macOS binaries are now smoke-launched after every build (the April signing breakage shipped because only Linux and Windows were), and a new check runs the freshly built binary from a directory with an unreadable ancestor and asserts env vars still load. Install / UpdatemacOS / Linux: curl -fsSL https://plannotator.ai/install.sh | bashWindows: irm https://plannotator.ai/install.ps1 | iexClaude Code Plugin: Run OpenCode: Clear cache and restart: rm -rf ~/.bun/install/cache/@​plannotatorThen in {
"plugin": ["@​plannotator/opencode@​latest"]
}Pi: Install or update the extension: pi install npm:@​plannotator/pi-extensionWhat's Changed
Community@SierraJC filed #1249 with a complete diagnosis: the exact upstream Bun issue, the fix version, and a one-line repro that distinguishes "binary cannot see the variable" from "binary mishandles the variable". Reports like this make patches fast. Full Changelog: backnotprop/plannotator@v0.26.5...v0.26.6 v0.26.5: v0.26.5Follow @plannotator on X for updates Missed recent releases?
What's New in v0.26.5This release makes annotate feedback durable, rebuilds how you annotate raw HTML pages, and fixes real bugs reported from the field: lost Pi feedback after a reload, a vim cursor hiding behind the HUD, and an installer failure on older git. Seven PRs, two from external contributors, including a first contribution from @Whamp. Your annotate feedback can no longer be lostWhen you submitted annotate feedback after the invoking agent had already timed out, the server settled the decision with nobody listening and deleted your draft. The feedback then existed nowhere. Reported by @0okay after exactly this happened on Windows. Now the server writes your submitted feedback to a durable record under your data directory before it deletes the draft, so a vanished consumer can no longer take your work with it. If the record cannot be written, the draft is kept as the recovery copy instead. This applies to single local file sessions; URL, folder, and last-message sessions stay fully stateless, and disabling annotate history keeps everything stateless as before. Annotating HTML pages: pinpoint-firstRaw-HTML annotate sessions got a rework. Pinpoint is now the default input: hover highlights the element under your cursor, a click pins it and opens the comment composer directly, and each element annotation gets a numbered badge. Drag selection is still one toggle away, and your choice is remembered separately from markdown sessions. Pages also open minimal: the first session hides the toolstrip, tab flags, and sidebar so you see just the page, and every session after that opens with exactly the chrome you last left visible. Under the hood, element annotations now carry a verified CSS anchor so they restore to the same element when you re-open a page, even after the page was regenerated. Restoration is deliberately fail-closed: when the anchor cannot be trusted, the annotation falls back to text search, and text that moved elsewhere in the page is followed rather than mis-pinned. The feature shipped through two adversarial review rounds plus a 25-item QA sweep, which hardened anchor verification, capped selection sizes, kept pin badges out of printed pages, and bounded anchor building so a click on deeply nested markup can never freeze the tab. Pi: feedback delivers after a reloadA Plannotator browser tab can outlive a Pi
Vim: the cursor stays out from under the HUDDocument vim navigation used to pin the cursor target flush against the viewport edge, exactly where the sticky action bar and the key HUD float, so The installer works on older git
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Install / UpdatemacOS / Linux: curl -fsSL https://plannotator.ai/install.sh | bashWindows: irm https://plannotator.ai/install.ps1 | iexClaude Code Plugin: Run OpenCode: Clear cache and restart: rm -rf ~/.bun/install/cache/@​plannotatorThen in {
"plugin": ["@​plannotator/opencode@​latest"]
}Pi: Install or update the extension: pi install npm:@​plannotator/pi-extensionWhat's Changed
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Community@Whamp hit the Pi reload bug in daily use, traced it to session identity surviving the reload, and shipped the fix with a regression test. First contribution, and a precise one. @rNoz continues to make vim mode better than we left it: he filed the HUD occlusion report (#1153) with a demo video and fixed it himself, including a pure scroll-math helper with its own test suite. Issue reporters this release:
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What's New in v0.26.4v0.26.4 is a same-day patch on v0.26.3: hovering a human-only skill in the new reference menu caused a constant jitter (the hover warning changed the menu's size, which moved the row out from under the pointer, which hid the warning, in a loop). The menu no longer labels human-only skills at all; since their instructions are injected into the feedback automatically, the distinction did not need surfacing at pick time. Every row now renders identically and hovering can no longer change the menu's geometry (#1236). The full v0.26.3 notes follow. This release adds skill references in comments, gives remote sessions a URL you can actually open from another device, and fixes two small UI annoyances. Nine PRs, including a first contribution from @ivgiuliani. Reference agent skills in your comments with / or $While writing a comment in plan review or annotate mode, type Referenced skills change what the agent receives. The exported feedback lists each one with an explicit instruction that you are asking the agent to invoke it. Skills marked The feature landed alongside its own hardening pass, driven by a pre-release QA sweep: a render loop triggered by human-only references was fixed, case-colliding skill names across roots resolve exactly, and the injection markers cannot be forged by a hostile skill body, even with invisible Unicode characters. Remote sessions advertise a URL you can reachUntil now a remote session (SSH, devcontainer, Tailscale) printed The override is display-only and deliberately strict: it accepts a bare hostname, IPv4, or bracketed IPv6, and anything carrying a scheme, port, path, or credentials warns once and falls back to Full branch names in the worktree switcherLong branch names in the review header's worktree switcher were truncated with no way to read the rest. Hovering an entry now shows the complete branch name as a tooltip.
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Install / UpdatemacOS / Linux: curl -fsSL https://plannotator.ai/install.sh | bashWindows: irm https://plannotator.ai/install.ps1 | iexClaude Code Plugin: Run OpenCode: Clear cache and restart: rm -rf ~/.bun/install/cache/@​plannotatorThen in {
"plugin": ["@​plannotator/opencode@​latest"]
}Pi: Install or update the extension: pi install npm:@​plannotator/pi-extensionWhat's Changed
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Community@ivgiuliani noticed truncated branch names in the worktree switcher and fixed it directly. First contribution, and a clean one. @centdix filed the original request for network-reachable session URLs (#657), and @maxim and @prvnsmpth added the deployment details (Tailscale setups, concrete environment variable shape) that the implementation followed. Full Changelog: backnotprop/plannotator@v0.26.2...v0.26.4 v0.26.3: v0.26.3Follow @plannotator on X for updates Missed recent releases?
What's New in v0.26.3This release adds skill references in comments, gives remote sessions a URL you can actually open from another device, and fixes two small UI annoyances. Nine PRs, including a first contribution from @ivgiuliani. Reference agent skills in your comments with / or $While writing a comment in plan review or annotate mode, type Referenced skills change what the agent receives. The exported feedback lists each one with an explicit instruction that you are asking the agent to invoke it. Skills marked The feature landed alongside its own hardening pass, driven by a pre-release QA sweep: a render loop triggered by human-only references was fixed, case-colliding skill names across roots resolve exactly, and the injection markers cannot be forged by a hostile skill body, even with invisible Unicode characters. Remote sessions advertise a URL you can reachUntil now a remote session (SSH, devcontainer, Tailscale) printed The override is display-only and deliberately strict: it accepts a bare hostname, IPv4, or bracketed IPv6, and anything carrying a scheme, port, path, or credentials warns once and falls back to Full branch names in the worktree switcherLong branch names in the review header's worktree switcher were truncated with no way to read the rest. Hovering an entry now shows the complete branch name as a tooltip.
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Install / UpdatemacOS / Linux: curl -fsSL https://plannotator.ai/install.sh | bashWindows: irm https://plannotator.ai/install.ps1 | iexClaude Code Plugin: Run OpenCode: Clear cache and restart: rm -rf ~/.bun/install/cache/@​plannotatorThen in {
"plugin": ["@​plannotator/opencode@​latest"]
}Pi: Install or update the extension: pi install npm:@​plannotator/pi-extensionWhat's Changed
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Community@ivgiuliani noticed truncated branch names in the worktree switcher and fixed it directly. First contribution, and a clean one. @centdix filed the original request for network-reachable session URLs (#657), and @maxim and @prvnsmpth added the deployment details (Tailscale setups, concrete environment variable shape) that the implementation followed. Full Changelog: backnotprop/plannotator@v0.26.2...v0.26.3 |
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