Changelog

macOS now runs the TofuPilot CLI without Gatekeeper blocking it, so downloaded builds launch without the "cannot be opened because the developer cannot be verified" warning.

• Signed the macOS CLI binary for both Apple Silicon and Intel with a new Apple Developer ID certificate
• Notarized every build with Apple so it passes Gatekeeper checks on first run

Windows now trusts the TofuPilot CLI out of the box, removing the "unknown publisher" SmartScreen warning that appeared when running downloaded builds.

• Signed the Windows CLI executable with a new code-signing certificate issued to TofuPilot SA
• Verified every release build carries a valid signature before it ships

The MCP server now lives alongside your other connections for easier discovery.

• Added the MCP logo to the settings sidebar and connected-client list
• Moved MCP into the Integrations section next to GitHub, GitLab, and Linear

When an analytics chart comes up empty because your filters excluded everything, you can now clear them right from the placeholder.

• Added a Reset action to the empty state on the run, phase, and measurement analytics charts, so you can recover from an over-filtered view in one click.
• The placeholder now tells you when active filters are the reason a chart is empty, and only offers Reset when there's actually a filter to clear.

Analytics charts now load and render more consistently across the run, phase, and measurement views.

• Added uniform loading skeletons that fill the whole chart area, so charts no longer flash a spinner or jump when data arrives.
• Fixed pareto charts overflowing past the card edge, which hid bars behind the scrollbar and left an unusable horizontal scroll.

Analytics charts now let you drill straight from a high-level view down to the runs, phases, and measurements behind any data point, carrying your filters the whole way.

• Added right-click drill-down across the run analytics, phase, and measurement charts so you can jump from runs to phases to individual measurements in a few clicks.
• Added clickable outcome tiles and a "Pass Rate" view to the phase and measurement charts, with a Pareto 80% line to surface the vital few.
• Improved filter carry-over so the date window, outcomes, parts, batches, and other filters follow you across every drill-down.

The runs, units, logs, and API activity pages now paint their timeline chart instantly while keeping the richer interactive look.

• Improved first paint on list pages by loading the interactive chart layer off the critical path, so the bars appear immediately.
• Restored the smoother timeline look with hover tooltips and drag-to-filter range selection.
• Evened out the table header placeholders so columns line up while a page loads.

Installing the station desktop launcher on a non-English system put the shortcut in the wrong place, so it never appeared for the operator.

• Fixed the launcher to use the system's localized Desktop folder (such as Bureau on French installs) instead of always creating an English "Desktop" folder.
• Aligned shortcut install, detection, and removal across Linux, Windows, and macOS so they all target the same folder, including OneDrive-redirected desktops on Windows.

The analytics metric labeled "Cycle Time" actually measures average per-run test duration, not the manufacturing inter-completion cadence the term implies. Renamed it to remove the ambiguity for test and process engineers.

• Renamed the "Cycle Time" KPI card, duration chart tooltip, and phase analysis headline to "Average Duration"
• Clarified that the value reflects average passing-run execution time, not unit-to-unit cadence

We've improved our backend infrastructure to make the dashboard faster and more reliable.

• Improved database response times by running compute closer to the data layer
• Fixed a class of transient connection errors that could occasionally cause page-load failures
• Reduced latency for dashboard requests