Decks That Render, Revoked Connections That Stay Revoked, and Cleaner Views

Generated decks survive the cases that used to break them, a connection the provider has revoked stays revoked, and a retired connector can finally be disconnected.

Slides

• Decks that render: A generated deck survives a text run with no font name, a slide field the generator left out, and an image cropped past its own edge.

• Open a deck without the chat: A slide deck output opens without needing access to the run chat that produced it.

Connectors

• A revoked connection stays revoked: A native connection the provider has revoked is no longer refreshed behind your back.

• Disconnect a retired connector: An owner can disconnect a Slack connector that has been retired, rather than leaving it in place permanently.

Tables and views

• Unsaved columns stay out of saved views: View updates route through one function that strips unsaved columns, so configuring a view no longer writes half-made state into it.

• Model lists show what you use: Report provider lists drop models nobody in the workspace runs.

Keyboard and pointer

• Citations are reachable: An underlined claim can be reached and opened with the keyboard.

• Tooltips behave: A tooltip can be hovered and dismissed with Escape.

Security and housekeeping

• Refreshed dependencies: Certificate handling and the Python tool lock were updated to drop exploitable library versions.

• Retired tools removed: The superseded PDF and slide-deck harness tools are gone, along with a chat listing parameter that no longer applies.

• Steadier under load: Logging moved onto a non-blocking handler, lock manager mailboxes moved off heap, and a vector index is left alone when it is already valid.