Recent updates.

Projects with a bound GitHub repository get a Dependencies tab and an overview card: the repo's package.json is scanned against the npm registry and every package is classified as up-to-date, patch, minor, or major behind.

Bound repositories are re-scanned automatically every day. Project owners get a notification per severity level while issues remain — and each level (major / minor / patch) has its own reminder cadence in Project Settings → Dependency alerts: off, daily, weekly, or monthly.

The Dependencies page can copy or download the current issue list — every major, minor, and patch update pending, worst-first — as JSON or CSV.

Every project has a realtime Chat tab for its members. Type @ to mention a teammate (they get a notification), and attach references to the project’s tasks, notes, checklists, flows, sprints, and milestones as clickable chips.

A sortable list view is now the default on the Projects page, with a cards/list switcher, name search, and state filters. Projects can be pinned to keep them on top for the whole team.

The note page swaps its markdown textarea for a block editor — slash-menu blocks, drag handles, inline formatting — while notes stay markdown underneath, so VS Code sync is untouched. Notes are also protected by check-out locking so two people can’t silently overwrite each other.

caspiantools.com has a real public-facing site — home, features, pricing, about, privacy, terms, changelog, and this support page. Logged-out visitors land here instead of being bounced straight to the sign-in page.

Every note now shows a small Synced check on its card and detail header, so you can tell at a glance that your edits made it to the cloud.

Tasks attributed to a project show the project name on the kanban card and the list row. Tasks without a project show nothing, as before.

Backend functions upgraded to Node 22 with firebase-functions v7 and firebase-admin v13. No user-visible behaviour change; this is a runtime refresh ahead of the Node 20 deprecation.

On a task with a project, the assignee dropdown lists only that project's members. On a task without a project, it lists workspace members.

Every detail page (task, sprint, milestone, note) renders a chain of breadcrumbs derived from the entity itself, plus a Back arrow that honours where you came from.

Fuzzy search across title, tags, and body. Tag and project filters. Multi-select with bulk pin, bulk-set-project, and bulk delete.

You can now attribute a note to a project — or clear its project — from the note detail page, not just from bulk actions.

When you pair Caspian-Taskmaster, you can pick a default Caspian Project so new tasks created in the editor land in that project automatically.

Tasks attributed to a project with a primary repo now push to GitHub from the web using your own GitHub OAuth token, in addition to the extension's push path.

A new work-boundary container with its own members, tasks, notes, sprints, milestones, and an optional primary GitHub repository.

A timeline view on the Tasks page with a subject toggle for Tasks, Sprints, or Milestones. Click any bar to open the entity.

Workspace owners can add a pool of GitHub repositories via Firebase's GitHub provider. Each project then picks one as its primary binding.

Workspace owners invite teammates by email. Roles at the workspace level and at the project level (maintainer, contributor, viewer).