At the smallest window the app allows (760×520), the first-run "What brings you here?" step was taller than the window and had nothing to scroll, so its Continue button sat below the window, out of reach.
The first-run steps now sit in a scroll area that stops above the footer (Back and the step counter). When a step fits, nothing changes; when it doesn't, it scrolls.
**Verified:**
- A new smoke test at 760×520 scrolls Continue into view above the footer and clicks it through to the last step. Without the fix, Continue is drawn at y=646 in a 520-high window and the test fails.
- `cargo test -p craft-anything-ui-egui` (all suites), clippy, fmt.
- Rendered the first-run screens at the default size (unchanged, no scroll bar) and at 760×520 (scrolls, ends above the footer).
Fixes#231
A paused, stopped or failed build only offered Continue or Try again; there was no way to say "enough now". project_build_finish marks the project Ready and adds a Done step to its conversation, keeping everything; the project screen shows It's done beside Continue and Try again when nothing is running.
Fixes#210
The Settings scroll area no longer shrinks to each tab's content, so every tab has the same width and the scroll bar stays in one place; settings keep 14 points clear of it.
Settings → AI shows each AI's model with Change…, listing the API's own models or Claude's models for Claude Code; craft-anything-cli ai model <name> [model] lists or sets it. Fixes#123 and #127.
Settings → AI gets an Add an AI by its address form; AiHub::add_server asks the server for its models before adding it and picks one that can chat when none is named; ai add --kind openai_compatible --base-url without --model does the same. Fixes#54, #98 and #128.
Adds Simplified and Traditional Chinese UI catalogs, picks the UI language from the system when Language is System, makes prices and a few labels translatable, recognises Chinese words for games and websites in requests, and adds cargo xtask i18n-coverage and docs/localization.md.
Each local agent app in Settings → AI shows which program runs it, with Choose… and Find it automatically; craft-anything-cli ai program <name> [path] does the same. The not-installed errors point there instead of a setting that didn't exist.
The Settings tab column takes exactly what's left of the window with room for the scroll bar, and a path field leaves room for its button, so the Engines tab no longer widens the window. Fixes#68.
The conversation's history counts the item spacing and the prompt row is top-aligned, so the Agent console's panel no longer grows 17 points a frame until its tabs are cut off.
The status row names the command or file under way instead of only counting
actions. "More detail" opens the latest lines: stages, every command and file
with how it ended, what the builder said, and what programs printed outside the
conversation. Everything is kept in build-activity.log, with secrets hidden, and
the rebuild_activity_show tool and the CLI read the same.
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Claude Code's figure is its own guess at API prices, which a subscription
isn't charged. The project page now says "AI cost (estimate)" with a note
saying so, and the title bar says "(estimate)". What an API key was charged
is kept apart in usage.json; older files count as estimates.
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* Stop deadlocks as they form and watch every lock for one that never lets go
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* Give the stuck-lock banner's test a program of its own
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* Explain failed agent runs, keep a log to open, and stop offering git servers as computers
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* Fix a lock-up: the build's agent setup took the session lock twice in one statement
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A native, pure-Rust app that shows anyone how a piece of software works, with
evidence-backed answers, then helps them rebuild it. It ships a desktop app, a
CLI and an MCP server, all driven by one engine.
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