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In Admin, open Create account now to generate a random 24-character password. You can show it, copy it, generate another, or enter your own. Password checks now explain what to change before you submit.

After the server confirms the account is active and its password was set, Copy sign-in details gives you the sign-in link, username, and password to send yourself. Miracle's account-ready email stays off by default. That optional email never contains the password.

Creation errors now appear in a clear alert. An uncertain result or an existing account cannot display an unconfirmed password as ready to use. Copy the confirmed details before leaving Admin or closing the creation panel. The password is kept only in the open page and cannot be retrieved here later.

Fixed a second connection error that stopped ChatGPT with an unsupported-permission message. Miracle had included a browser-extension permission in the list it gave ChatGPT. The public connection list now contains only the read and write permissions that ChatGPT can request.

This fix does not add access to your account. Browser-extension access stays separate, and your existing connections and to-dos stay unchanged.

Start the Miracle connection again in ChatGPT. New checks use the published permission list and test permission approval, token exchange, and access renewal.

Fixed a compatibility error that stopped some ChatGPT connections before Miracle sign-in. Miracle now checks the connection details published by ChatGPT and accepts its supported sign-in method.

Account permissions, approved access, and existing to-dos stay unchanged. Existing Claude and ChatGPT connections keep their supported sign-in methods.

If your connection stopped before sign-in, start the connection again from ChatGPT. Added checks for sign-in, token renewal, and rejection of mismatched connection details.

Updated the automated connector check to restore only temporary goal text in the dedicated test account. Completion state and other goal fields stay unchanged.

Added tests for a complete run, cleanup after an error, and protection against concurrent edits. The ChatGPT task-capture fix remains unchanged.

Fixed a validation rule that could stop ChatGPT from creating or updating to-dos with full titles and checklists. Notes and source links stay with the task as before.

The correction also covers project and habit names and search phrases. Blank required text, length limits, and account access checks remain in place. New tests cover full phrases, accented characters, and line breaks.

Updated server packages to address known security issues.

Copy your private BCC address from Email to inbox in Settings, then add it when you email someone a commitment. Miracle captures your own responsibility, useful checklist items, and stated dates.

Capture another message in the same email thread to update its existing to-do instead of creating a duplicate. Your edits, list choice, completed checklist items, and completed or deleted tasks stay protected.

If someone replies all after you used CC, their message is ignored without creating a task or sending them a bounce. Your existing forwarding address stays unchanged. Email updates keep separate source history with a 90-day retention period for each captured message.

A breath in the middle of a mantra no longer causes the PWA to check only the words before that breath. Miracle checks the complete recorded take, including responses without optional word timestamps. One accepted take still fills exactly one repetition. Incomplete, unrelated, or silent takes do not count.

A temporary transcription failure retries the captured recording once. If it still cannot finish, the microphone stops and the recording stays in the open room. Choose Retry saving to use that same recording, or Discard to close the room without saving it. The transcription limit now allows a full 18-repetition day without sharing another person's quota on the same network.

The Swift recorder preserves a verified complete transcript when speech recognition immediately follows it with a shorter final result. Saved repetitions, spoken part and day guidance, and the louder beeps keep their existing behavior. New checks cover natural pauses, consecutive repetitions, late recorder events, and save recovery.

The beeps between hands-free repetitions and journal parts now use a sixfold stronger audio signal. The pitch, short duration, spoken guidance, and haptic feedback stay the same. Your device volume setting stays under your control, and ordinary app sound effects are unchanged.

The PWA prepares cue audio when you tap Recite and reuses that audio connection between repetitions and parts. A missing playback confirmation no longer counts as a successful beep. Interrupted or expired cues stop before they can sound during a later take.

New checks keep the PWA and Swift cue levels in sync and verify that the stronger signal does not clip. Speaker and headphone loudness still depends on your device and selected volume.

Task details no longer show an empty notes box between your checklist and the original email. Saved notes stay visible. To add notes when a task has none, open More actions and use Notes (optional). The notes editor stays in place while you type or clear it.

Opening More actions on desktop no longer stretches a short task into a full-height panel. Longer tasks can still scroll. Your task text, checklist, saved notes, and original email are unchanged.

Focus should be one tap away, and deciding what to do with a task should not mean leaving it.

• The task strip has one filled play button: Focus. Tap it and your first In Progress task opens with the timer ready. The small play button in the In Progress header is gone.
• Review tasks stays beside Search as a quieter control. Its workflow is unchanged.
• Inside Focus, Mark done sits between round back and forward buttons, so skipping a task is one tap.
• Below a line, Other options offers Defer, Move, Schedule, and More actions. They are the same actions Review tasks uses. When a task leaves In Progress, the next one takes its place.
• The timer keeps running through any of those choices.
• On phones, the capture bar shows the destination as an icon, so its label is never cut off.