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An open source design system that's fully customizable and agent ready
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An open source design system that's fully customizable and agent ready
The week focused on improving the Schedule component's time-grid display—fixing event overlap handling, adding side-by-side layout for simultaneous events, and implementing a scrollable grid with pinned headers and all-day rows. In parallel, dropdown menu and submenu interactions saw refinement:…
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fix(richtext): read backslash escapes as core Markdown does, and keep backslashes in code (#7048)
spec(Schedule): a busy month day shows a count that opens the whole day (#7049)
feat(richtext): draw Markdown plugin nodes in the editor and the view as core Markdown does (#7041)
fix(Markdown): show each task item's checkbox in a list that mixes task and plain items (#7045)
feat(cli): `astryx docs --depth` reads as far down the docs tree as you ask (#6875)
feat(cli): build blends checked-in word weights with the page ranker to choose the start (#7030)
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