Sign-in without keychain prompts
Your sign-in is now kept in a private file only your user can read, so macOS no longer asks for keychain access every time Syntic Code updates.
Nothing to set up
Run syntic and sign in once in your browser. From then on, updates keep you signed in.
Clear messages
If a saved sign-in can't be read, Syntic Code tells you why and offers to sign in again instead of stopping.
A new home screen
The prompt now sits at the bottom of the window, the header shows your model, context size and plan, and each finished turn ends with a short line showing how long it took.
Goals and side questions
/goal keeps Amara working across turns until a condition you set is met. /btw answers a quick side question in the background without interrupting the task in progress.
Background work in its own worktree
Background runs now work in a separate git worktree, so they can never change your main checkout while you keep working.
