1.0.790
- New
The changelog is now public at laver.app/changelog — every release's notes, exactly as the app's "What's new" shows them.
- New
New docs walk Claude Code, Claude Desktop and Cursor through connecting Laver over MCP, client by client.
Changelog
Laver deploys continuously — several releases on a busy day — and every release writes its notes here as it ships. This is the same record the app shows as "What's new": the ten most recent releases, generated from what actually landed, and not edited after the fact.
The changelog is now public at laver.app/changelog — every release's notes, exactly as the app's "What's new" shows them.
New docs walk Claude Code, Claude Desktop and Cursor through connecting Laver over MCP, client by client.
The quick note panel now opens with the cursor in the note itself, so what you type goes into the note rather than into its title.
On a phone, the keyboard's return key now adds a success criterion instead of doing nothing.
Give the two new pages a lastmod
The write-up a launch post can point at
Prepare 0.3.0 for publish
A page for people searching for an MCP kanban board
Staff Growth is now one screen instead of three overlapping ones, with a single period, one definition per figure, and drill-downs on each funnel step.
Describe the tools an agent gets wrong most often
Scrolling a large board in Safari is smooth again.
Boards open and refresh faster — the server now gathers the pieces of a board at the same time instead of one after another.
When opening quick notes with cmd + shift + k, don't open the normal cmd + k search at the same time, as it's confusing for the user
Quick notes now open on their own with Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+K, instead of opening the search box at the same time.
Closing a ticket no longer erases it from browser history — press Back to reopen the ticket you were just reading.
Record that commits carry no AI attribution
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