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v0.6.0 — 2026-07-27

Connect an OpenAI client without guessing your brain, see brain & version info in Settings, and work in agent chat drawers you can resize and collapse — plus a lighter, per-agent-themed page header.

Added

  • Discover your key's brain — GET /v1/me. An API key (or JWT) is bound to exactly one brain; hitting the wrong brain in the path returned 403 brain_forbidden with no hint about the right one. The new introspection endpoint reports the credential's brain_id, role, scopes, a ready-to-paste advisor_base_url, the platform version, and the bound brain's identity + published knowledge version — so you can point an OpenAI client at the correct brain without guessing. It's advisor-scoped like /chat/completions and reveals only the caller's own binding. See OpenAI-compatible Advisor endpoint.
  • Brain Info in Settings. A read-only pane showing the brain's identity, your role/scopes, the published version (with copy), and the deployed platform version — visible to any signed-in member.
  • Zero-dependency verification client. cookbooks/verify_completions.py (standard-library only, Windows or Linux, any Python 3.8+) discovers your brain via /v1/me, runs a real grounded answer, prints the citations, and maps every auth error to a one-line "what to do next".
  • Resizable, collapsible agent chat drawers. Drag the divider between a chat drawer and its dashboard to resize it (or use the arrow keys); the dashboard and chat bubbles reflow live. Every agent except the Advisor gains a header toggle to collapse the drawer to a slim rail and reopen it. Drawer width and open/closed state are remembered between visits.

Changed

  • Settings adapts to your screen. The page grows from a single stacked column (mobile) into a sidebar + main layout on wider viewports, so large monitors no longer strand a narrow column beside empty space.
  • Page headers are lighter and per-agent themed. The raster header background is replaced with a procedural gradient that no longer forces a tall banner — reclaiming vertical space for content on wide screens. The four agents keep their signature colors (Advisor blue, Librarian purple, Scout teal, Sentinel amber); every other page uses a neutral steel tone.