Beta Polish

Improved

• Online Indicators — Teammates appear online or offline within seconds on the Teams page, and quitting Trinity drops your status right away instead of leaving a stale dot for minutes.
• Sign-In Reliability — Several Trinity users on the same WiFi (a household, an office, anyone behind a single public IP) can now sign in or work in parallel without tripping the website's rate limiter. Each user gets their own budget instead of sharing one with the room.

Fixed

• Bug Report Uploads — Bug reports with large screenshots (up to 10 MB) now upload cleanly. Earlier in beta, large attachments could fail silently from the in-app reporter.
• Account Removal — The × next to an inactive account in the avatar dropdown now fully removes it from this device. The bottom Sign out button signs out of the active account but keeps it in the picker for one-click re-auth.
• Input Field Backgrounds — Single-line input fields now match the surrounding panel across every dark theme and sit flush with multi-line text areas — including when the browser autofills a saved value, which previously could flash a light box that didn't match the theme.
• Themed Tooltips Everywhere — Hover help across onboarding, the Tasks page, Releases, settings, and the Help and Bug Report panels now uses Trinity's themed tooltip with a colored arrow, replacing the plain OS browser tooltip that previously appeared. Destructive actions (Delete, Remove account, and similar) show a red tooltip so the action's nature is unmistakable, and long descriptions wrap cleanly instead of stretching across the screen.
• Dashboard for Empty Projects — Opening Trinity with no active project, or when your last active project has been deleted or moved, now sends you straight to the new-project page instead of loading a broken dashboard.
• Claude CLI Lookup — Trinity now finds the claude command-line tool when it's installed in ~/.local/bin (the location used by the official Anthropic install script) or other common per-user paths like pnpm/bun/npm-global. Previously the Help Assistant and agent runs could fail with "command not found" depending on where the CLI lived on disk.
• Auto-Updater Won't Get Stuck — The "Waiting for execution to finish" hold on the in-app updater no longer triggers when nothing is actually running. Fresh installs without a project, and stale queued or just-claimed jobs left over from a worker crash, are no longer counted as in-flight work.
• Service Setup Captures — Pasting credentials into the in-app service-setup (e.g. AWS S3 access keys, any token-paste flow) no longer hangs on a "Working…" placeholder forever. The first prompt now appears as soon as the panel opens.