# Vantage 1.5

A record page can show what happened to it in one place. `kind: activity` merges several tables
(comments, a history of field changes, work logs) into one timeline, oldest at the top and newest
at the bottom, and keeps following as new entries arrive. Each table gets its own tab, long runs of
changes fold away, and an optional box under the timeline posts a comment as the person picked in
the title bar. A gauge button in the title bar cycles a profiler that outlines slow widgets;
hovering one shows its cost and why it repainted: its own data, a resize, input, an animation or a
neighbour's data.

## What's new

- `kind: activity` merges several tables into one time-ordered feed, with tabs per source and
  folded runs of changes.
- The feed's `compose:` box posts a comment, completing names after `@` and `#`.
- Stat cards draw a trend line behind the value from `spark:` (an array or a scenery's rows),
  count to new values, and shrink to fit narrow widths.
- Grid and tree columns take `render: sparkline` with `series:` and `max:` for a small per-row
  trend.
- Fix: dashboards with charts redrew twice per step while the window was resized.
- Fix: a loading grid redrew itself every frame; its placeholder now pulses briefly, then rests.

## 1.5.1 — 2026-10-12

- Agents can give an API a web frontend in `web/<api>/`, with the new `vantage-web` and
  `vantage-client` skills.

## 1.5.2 — 2026-10-13

- A `web/<api>/` frontend builds in a Docker container started from its Web row in Services,
  with no Node on the machine; the open page reloads after each build.
- Agents open the frontend in your browser as they build it; until the first build lands, the
  page shows where to follow the build in Services.
- The container puts the `@vantage-ui/client` tarball in a new frontend's `vendor/` folder.
- `kind: script` actions run in the app, with a progress sheet for their `state:` and inputs
  that resume a `wait()`; `notify()` now shows a toast.
- On a new project, agents ask a few short questions first and fit a web frontend's style to
  its purpose.