Release 4.162.0
9 Nov 2026 · pinned package [email protected]
kit.headaccepts an icon tile;kit.sectionaccepts an icon and an action row that wraps on phones. Rails accept an icon and use a labelled button for their action. Existing section markup is preserved when neither option is supplied. Empty-state actions already use primary icon buttons.tools/plain-sections-sweep.jsaudits public pages for plain UI headings, empty lines and action links.- The menu's You tab is a home screen (owner, 11-09: "make it more like a phone").
ov-home.js(a sibling, loaded the first time You or Feed opens): your Actor on top (its state and step, or one invitation), Recent (the last five places opened), then Home: your places in a grid, the most popular until you arrange it, with Tools (every tool with its own icon) and Build as folders. A long-press (or Edit) starts arranging: drag an app to move it, arrow keys move the focused one, − takes it off Home, All apps (N) lists every app and puts one back with +. The arrangement is kept on the device and on Network (GET/PUT /api/v1/me/home-screen, once Network serves it). Recent searches are gone from You (the field shows them). - The Feed tab is a wall. What's new with you (the composer, when Community says you can post), today's numbers (people, streams, posts, new videos, with 14-day lines), the live bar, then the network's pulse: newest first, back-to-back "went live" in one row of names, Show more. Every feed card shows until you turn some off (was the first two); What's new names each site, what changed in plain words, when, "New" since your visit and "Big update", and counts today's changes.
- The first tab is the site's name, never a page's word for itself ("Home", "Welcome").
- The Dock fills the phone, and its header is one row (owner, 11-09: "go all the way to the top… wasted space", "I don't really understand what the pin does", "clicked off… it didn't close the pop over"). Phones: the Dock is the whole screen, over the bar, inside the notch area; tablets: a full-height panel on the right; desktops: a 420 × 640 card by default. The header is the four tabs, then More and Close; More holds Start a timer, "Keep the Dock's button on every page" (a switch that says what off means) and Open in a window of its own. More and the timer close on a tap anywhere else, in the Dock or on the page, and on Escape. The Chats tab is Messages.
- No pill above the headline.
sc.hero()no longer draws an eyebrow (the owner, 11-09: the pill above every home's headline "looks really cheesy… generic"); the headline and its lede say what the site is.eyebrowis ignored.
- Changing pages feels like one app (owner, 11-09). A page chosen in the menu closes it (folding into the orb on a phone) without spending Back; a menu still open when a page is swapped in place marks the new page; a link that leaves the page draws the top bar at once. The bar (navbar and Boost alike) is 3 px of the OpenVibe gradient from the theme's accents, with a soft glow and a bright running head; reduced motion keeps it still.
- Loading fits a short player (the owner, 11-09): under 300 px the mark, words and buttons shrink and the hint goes; Try again carries the retry arrows and other actions are icon buttons; the V ticks green before the screen fades.
- The Dock's Actor tab (#351, under the name Agents), Dock chats from a site's session (#364), one sheet behaviour for scroll and dismissal (#371), six glyph styles (#367) and section headings with icons (#369).
PagesThe playerThe menuThe DockYou home
Rules98 A player's controls are one row that never runs off the screen.92 The menu's places: Here, Feed, Chat, Vibe, You; Vibe holds Chat and Agents.93 A place's actions are icons, not rows.