v0.2.2

Panes can be popped out into their own browser tab, schedules gained a detail and edit view, and Cursor can back the assistant chat.

Pop a pane out into its own tab. Any pane can be detached into a separate browser tab and keeps working there — useful for putting a mirror or terminal on a second monitor.
Schedule detail and edit modal, from the kebab menu on a schedule row, so a registered schedule can be inspected and changed without going back through the operator conversation.
Cursor can be used for assistant chat.
Memo queue rows and assistant conversation rows gained a ⋯ menu, with delete collected into it instead of an always-visible button that was easy to hit by accident on a phone.

The settings modal is larger, and shows the current tab as a heading on a phone.
Shell and SSM sessions no longer count against the maximum-session limit; the native runtime has no limit at all.
The handoff modal’s choices were aligned with the launch modal, and arrow-key selection in the command palette scrolls to follow the selection.
A per-agent-kind feature support matrix was added to the documentation.

Headless Cursor could execute write operations without being asked. Assistant chat now runs it read-only.
Scheduled runs reusing a long-lived session could vanish silently. Delivery is confirmed against a readiness gate, and an overlap skip is surfaced in the notification centre instead of passing unnoticed.