Every release, in plain words.

Close the terminal in the middle of a task and pick it up tomorrow, with the plan and every approval still in place.

Hearth now builds a lightweight map of your repository once and reuses it, so the first read of a task is about three times faster on big projects.

The first time Hearth wants to run a command it has not run before, it asks. You can allow it once, always for this project, or not at all.

The review command now leaves comments on the line that worries it, and groups the small ones into a single summary.

When two files had the same name in different folders, an edit could occasionally be applied to the wrong one. It now uses the full path every time.

For bigger jobs, the plan command writes the steps into a file you can edit. Hearth then carries out your version.

A rebuilt terminal screen: tool calls collapse when finished, diffs are easier to scan and the prompt stays at the bottom where you expect it.

Put your house rules in a file called RULES.md and everyone on the team gets the same behaviour: test commands, style notes and folders to leave alone.