Synara 0.1.6 release notes.

Synara 0.1.6

• Transcript markers make long chats easier to navigate — You can now mark important transcript moments, jump back to them, and manage them from the Environment panel without losing your place in busy threads.

  Markers now round-trip through orchestration events, projection storage, migrations, shared validation helpers, transcript selection actions, highlighted markdown spans, marker-aware scrolling, and focused browser/unit coverage.

• Links show real site identity — AI response links, source lists, composer chips, and sent user bubbles now share the same link parsing path with website favicons instead of generic globe icons.

  Synara now caches site favicons server-side, serves authenticated favicon image URLs, recognizes bare domains in composer text, and keeps markdown link text aligned with the same medium-weight chip styling used while composing.

• Local dev servers are easier to spot — The Environment panel can now show local servers tied to the current project, with clearer browser/terminal identity and controls for tracked project runs.

  The server now monitors listening processes with address-family metadata, tracks project-run ownership, syncs local server state over WebSocket/RPC contracts, and adds sidebar/project-run affordances for starting, viewing, and stopping dev servers.

• Transcript scrolling is calmer — Collapsed work sections no longer drag the transcript tail, marker navigation is more predictable, and thread rendering does less surprising work while sessions update.

  The timeline path now separates marker scroll behavior from live-output sticking, avoids retriggering tail scrolls for collapsed work disclosure changes, and has extra coverage around marker selection, rendering, and scrolling.

• Small orchestration and shortcut fixes landed too — Thread orchestration, terminal identity, recent view switching, retired-model shortcuts, and local-server cleanup picked up focused reliability fixes.

  This release tightens provider/runtime event projection, terminal visual identity, local-server process cleanup, recent-view key handling, and retired model picker shortcuts, with new tests for the affected contracts and stores.