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2026-08-26 18:36:18 +02:00
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Features
- Ask about usage across every pod at once. "Which pods use the most
memory?" used to be unanswerable: the assistant could only look at one pod at
a time, so a cluster with two hundred of them would have taken two hundred
round trips. It now reads them all in a single step, together with each pod's
requests and limits — because 2 GiB means nothing until you know whether the
limit is 4 GiB or 2. Pods that have no measurement yet are named rather than
quietly left out; not measured is not the same as idle.
- The assistant can work through a series of changes. Ask it to scale
several deployments and it now finds out what happened to each one, so it can
carry on and tell you at the end what went through and what did not. Before,
it proposed a change and never learned the outcome.
- One confirmation for a whole series. A set of changes is now put in front
of you as a single list, each entry with its own dry run and diff, released
with one click instead of one dialog per object. What does not change: every
diff is still shown before anything runs. A confirmation that covered changes
you had not seen would be exactly the blank cheque this app refuses to write.
- Faster answers. When the assistant looks several things up at once, it now
does so side by side instead of one after another.
- The sidebar can be resized. Drag its edge; the width is remembered. Custom
resource groups like acme.cert-manager.io no longer have to fit a fixed
width.
Fixes
- The assistant's text no longer disappears while it works. What it wrote
before looking something up used to vanish and only came back once the whole
answer was finished. On a question that took several steps, this looked like
the app was losing your answer.
- Alert toasts clear themselves. They used to stay until dismissed, one per
alert, which after a rollout meant a wall of them covering the interface —
including the assistant's input box — that you had to click away one by one.
They now fade (critical ones stay longest), a burst is summarised into one
message, and they step aside when the assistant is open. Open alerts remain
where they belong: in the bell in the header. Update notices still stay put —
they carry a button and only ever appear one at a time.
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