history Floatee changelog

In the Claude Code mod, a ticket closed or released elsewhere (on the web, in another terminal) no longer leaves the buttons greyed out: Run next comes back at the next refresh

In the Claude Code mod, the ticket you are working on now leads the list, in its own In progress section in the side pane

The mod's side pane is easier to scan: one line per title, then the tags and, on the right, the checklist, comments and last change (`✓ 4/5 · 2 comments · 1d 3h ago`)

The Claude Code mod now wears Floatee's own yellow instead of an orange, on dark and light themes alike

The Claude Code mod now shares the space above the prompt with your other mods instead of hiding them

Agents and tools can now ask for just the tickets assigned to them or to you (`assignee=me`), handy when several people share a project

A Floatee mod for Claude Code: your backlog sits above the prompt (or in a side pane), and you can start, guide, watch or create tickets in one click. Install it from Settings → Your agent

Big projects show all their tickets again: the ones at the bottom of the queue no longer go missing from the list

Your notes now have a Floatee look everywhere (items, comments, cards and quick add): round yellow bullets, highlighted headings, violet quotes and yellow code

Checkboxes now look the same everywhere, sit level with their text and show a check mark once ticked

The changelog page shows its release history again

The editor toolbar now offers strikethrough, links, numbered lists, quotes, separators and a heading menu (H1 to H3)

On mobile, you can swipe through the editor toolbar without the keyboard closing, and the heading menu is no longer cut off

On Android, the app scrolls normally again and the header stays pinned at the top, including when you launch it from your home screen

An invitation link you open while signed out now goes through as soon as you sign in, instead of dropping you into the app with nothing joined

The floatee CLI can now fix or delete a comment it posted, and tells you the id of the one it just added

New `floatee projects`, `floatee workspaces` and `floatee init`: see what exists and set a repo up, instead of a typo quietly creating an empty project

The CLI can now list what you postponed, move a ticket to another project, and target a workspace other than your personal one

Your agent can now list your projects and workspaces, and check a project slug without bringing it into existence

Your agent can now fix or delete a comment it posted, instead of piling a correction on top of it

Your agent can now list what you postponed, and a sleeping ticket is marked as such in listings

The floatee CLI can now put a ticket to sleep: `floatee snooze 142 2w` parks it until later and `floatee wake 142` brings it back, with no timestamp maths on your side

The floatee CLI can now retag, retype, rename, append to or delete a ticket without closing it, and `floatee get 142 --raw` hands back the body exactly as stored, ready to edit and send again

The resolution note box is focused as soon as you open it, so you can start typing right away when you mark a ticket done or won't fix

In a ticket's conversation, only your own messages sit on the right: teammates and agents now stay on the left, and every message shows its author's avatar

In quick add, the +tag and #ticket suggestions now come from the workspace your capture will land in, and a ticket you just captured shows up in #references right away

A ticket can no longer be moved into a project from another workspace, which used to leave it counted in one place and listed from another

Run from a subfolder, the CLI no longer targets a project named after that subfolder (and no longer has it created)

The kit now spells out the editing traps, starting with the one that silently corrupts a ticket: never save back what `get` prints

When you assign a todo with = in quick add, the list now shows every member of the workspace the todo will land in, including when you point it at a project from another workspace with @

A new Archived tab in Settings lists every archived project you have, grouped by workspace, so you can find one and bring it back without visiting each workspace in turn

The "manage all archived projects" link on a project's settings page now takes you straight to that list, instead of the workspace overview

Punctuation such as [1/3] or ~15 € now reads normally on item cards, ticket previews and search results, without the stray backslash that used to appear in front of it

You can now copy an invitation link and share it yourself, on top of the automatic email; the invite dialog also tells you whether the email was sent

Invitation emails are now delivered reliably again

Empty project columns now keep their full height on the kanban board, so you always have a clear place to drop cards

You can now upgrade to a paid plan straight from the app

The Settings link in the menu no longer leads to a dead page

The formatting toolbar now stays in view while you scroll through a long field, so you never lose access to it

initial setup