October 13, 2026 · v2.0.6

Aiola v2.0.6: Android on Google Play, Cursor skill descriptions, analytics domain setup and Windows shell fixes

Connections links to the Android app on Google Play; Cursor built-in skills show their descriptions; enabling analytics asks for the site domain; Windows gets correctly placed shell controls and a guard against drive-root workspaces.

Fixes

  • Android app is live: Settings → Connections now links to the Google Play listing for the published Android app.
  • Cursor built-in skills show their descriptions: Skill files that write the description as a YAML block (>-, |+) rendered as a literal >-; the frontmatter parser now folds them.
  • Analytics setup asks for the site domain: Enabling analytics for a project takes the website domain up front, validates it, and shows the server's error instead of failing silently.
  • Windows shell controls: The back/forward and sidebar buttons sit over the collapsed rail on Windows instead of being offset for macOS traffic lights, and the collapsed sidebar no longer clips them.
  • Opening a drive root on Windows: Picking C:\ as a project folder is rejected with a message instead of creating a workspace with an empty name.
  • Setup completion is recorded: "Continue" on the setup page waits for the completion record before navigating, so a fresh install no longer looks unfinished on the next launch.
  • Sidebar unread badges: use the card background so they read on the flat shell.

Improvements

  • Diff viewer worker: updated to the current @pierre/diffs build.

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