Changelog — Improvements

Performance, UX, and quality-of-life changes. — Page 2

All Releases Features Fixes Improvements

improvementMarch 28, 2026

CodePulse v2.3.44 — Diagnostic Logging Improvements

Improved diagnostic logging with user message previews, raw Haiku responses, CLI prompt prefixes, and increased log capture size.

Improvements (TAB-530)

Improved diagnostic logging — Added user message preview (200 characters) during plan generation for easier debugging. Added raw Haiku JSON response logging (2000 characters) to trace plan extraction issues. Added CLI prompt prefix logging (500 characters) in both approval and delegate bridges. Increased /support log capture from 200KB to 500KB to ensure complete diagnostic data in support requests.

improvementMarch 10, 2026

CodePulse v2.0.6 — UX Improvements

Inline Save button in Telegram configuration, persistent save state across tab switches, Uninstall option in Help, and corrected footer link.

UX Improvements

Inline Save Configuration: Added a prominent "Save Configuration" button directly next to "Test Connection" in the Telegram section, so users no longer need to scroll to the bottom of the page to save their settings.
Save Guidance Banner: After a successful Telegram connection test, a gold-tinted hint banner appears prompting the user to save and restart the service — making the required next step immediately clear.
Persistent Save State: The "Saved" indicator now persists when switching between tabs. Previously, navigating away from Configuration and returning would reset the button to its unsaved state even though no changes were made.
Uninstall from Help Tab: Added an "Uninstall CodePulse" button to the Help & Resources screen, launching the system uninstaller directly from within the app.
Footer Link Fix: The "Made by 4brainiacs" link in the Help tab now correctly points to the GitHub organization page instead of the marketing website.

improvementFebruary 1, 2026

CodePulse v0.8.0 — Alpha Preview

Internal alpha release with core hook infrastructure and basic Telegram notifications.

Initial Features

Hook Infrastructure: Universal hook installer for Claude Code integration
Basic Notifications: Telegram alerts for permission requests and commits
Session Management: Resume-per-message architecture for reliable multi-turn conversations
JSONL Logging: Local-first data storage with zero cloud dependencies

Improvements (TAB-530)

Improved diagnostic logging — Added user message preview (200 characters) during plan generation for easier debugging. Added raw Haiku JSON response logging (2000 characters) to trace plan extraction issues. Added CLI prompt prefix logging (500 characters) in both approval and delegate bridges. Increased /support log capture from 200KB to 500KB to ensure complete diagnostic data in support requests.

UX Improvements

Inline Save Configuration: Added a prominent "Save Configuration" button directly next to "Test Connection" in the Telegram section, so users no longer need to scroll to the bottom of the page to save their settings.

Save Guidance Banner: After a successful Telegram connection test, a gold-tinted hint banner appears prompting the user to save and restart the service — making the required next step immediately clear.

Persistent Save State: The "Saved" indicator now persists when switching between tabs. Previously, navigating away from Configuration and returning would reset the button to its unsaved state even though no changes were made.

Uninstall from Help Tab: Added an "Uninstall CodePulse" button to the Help & Resources screen, launching the system uninstaller directly from within the app.

Footer Link Fix: The "Made by 4brainiacs" link in the Help tab now correctly points to the GitHub organization page instead of the marketing website.

Initial Features

Hook Infrastructure: Universal hook installer for Claude Code integration

Basic Notifications: Telegram alerts for permission requests and commits

Session Management: Resume-per-message architecture for reliable multi-turn conversations

JSONL Logging: Local-first data storage with zero cloud dependencies