Changelog

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Added

• A deck has a page of its own. A push prints its address, slideless open reopens it from the folder with no key and no network call, and links are made from it.
• Files in a downloads/ folder travel with the version they were pushed with. The recipient takes them one by one or as a zip, and a pinned link keeps offering that version’s set.
• A bar sits over every shared deck: the attachments, the notes, and what the link allows, without leaving the deck.
• Any HTML form in a deck can be served live on a share link. A named link remembers its respondent, so reopening it brings the previous answers back and every edit is kept as a revision; the owner is mailed when an answer arrives.
• The confirmation after a submit is a dialog over the form, closable four ways, and it speaks the deck’s own language.
• A deck can be embedded on a website, with a script loader or an iframe snippet built for you.
• Each share link records its own views: when it was opened, which site drove the visit, and the browser family, with no address stored.
• A deck describes itself to agents, so an agent that opens a folder knows what it is holding.

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Changed

• The version an instance reports is the one baked into the image it runs, so the number a person reads and the build they are running cannot drift apart.
• A push to production publishes the image and rolls it out unattended, then checks the live instance serves the version that was published.

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Added

• Silent sign-in on the cloud edition. With a live Antasphere session, opening Slideless connects you straight through, showing a connecting state rather than a login page.
• Signing out of Slideless ends your Antasphere session too, and signing out of another Antasphere tool ends your Slideless one.
• A welcome banner on your first visit, dismissible once and gone for good.

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Changed

• Cloud sessions last 30 days from sign-in and are not extended by use; self-hosted instances keep their own longer, rolling sessions.
• The cloud login page now reports why a sign-in failed instead of leaving you on a blank screen.

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Fixed

• The CLI caches one connection key per Antasphere account, so switching accounts no longer replays the wrong one.
• The silent sign-in attempt gives up cleanly in a browser that refuses session storage, instead of retrying in a loop.

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Fixed

• The connection key is cached per Antasphere account, so working with more than one account no longer replays the wrong key against an instance.

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Changed

• Against a cloud instance, slideless auth login-request and login-complete point you at antasphere login rather than attempting a sign-in the instance will refuse.

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Added

• One CLI key per Antasphere account, valid for every organization. The organization is chosen per command, not baked into the key.
• Every agent tool takes an optional workspace argument, and whoami shows which identity and which workspace a key resolves to.
• The dashboard shows where a workspace comes from and when an account needs attention, and steers you back to Antasphere when your access there has lapsed.

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Changed

• Removals, role changes and organization suspensions at Antasphere take effect in Slideless within seconds, across the dashboard, the API keys and connected agents alike.
• First setup of a cloud instance creates the operator’s account only, with no workspace attached; the dashboard handles an account that belongs to no workspace yet.
• When Antasphere cannot be reached, cloud sign-in refuses rather than falling back to a stale answer.

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Added

• Against a cloud instance, the CLI exchanges your antasphere login credential for an instance key on first use and caches it. Later commands are served from the cache, with no further round trip.
• Someone invited to a single deck from outside your organization signs in with Antasphere to claim it, and never sets a Slideless password.

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Changed

• On a cloud instance there is no local password to set or reset; the dashboard hides membership management and points at Antasphere, where those changes are made.

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Fixed

• slideless logout revokes the key on the instance that issued it, and says plainly when an older instance refuses to revoke it rather than reporting a success that did not happen.
• Claiming a deck invitation no longer reactivates access that was previously cut.

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Added

• Sign in to the cloud edition with your Antasphere account. The cloud login page offers that one entrance, and your first sign-in creates your Slideless profile automatically.
• Your Antasphere organizations appear in Slideless as workspaces, with your organization role carried across.
• People invited to a single deck can claim the invitation by signing in with Antasphere, and get access to that one deck only.
• Self-hosted instances keep local accounts and never contact Antasphere.

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Changed

• On the cloud edition, slideless auth login-* points you at antasphere login instead of asking for a Slideless-specific code.
• slideless logout revokes the key it is holding on the server, so logging out no longer leaves a working key behind.
• An instance’s edition is fixed at boot from a closed setting: a typo stops the instance rather than starting it in the wrong mode.