• Maintenance update: internal fixes only — everything works exactly as before. • Stability and performance improvements.

A correctness release. Every line here came from auditing what NodePulse showed on screen against what it actually knew. • Alerts fire when a workflow starts failing — not on every check. A workflow broken since Tuesday used to buzz every minute. • "All systems nominal" now also requires that nothing has silently stopped and that your server is reachable. • The widget can say it couldn't reach your server, instead of staying green after the server went down. • The demo server stays deleted, and retires itself when you connect your own. It no longer counts into your widget, wallboard or alerts. • Connect two servers and they no longer share one run history. • Edit a server: rotate an API key without deleting it and losing your history. • A run you stopped by hand is no longer counted as a failure. • Reliability reads 65/100 — it is a score, not a success rate — and every stat tile names the window it covers.

NodePulse 1.2 catches the failure that doesn't look like one. - Missed-schedule detection: a cron that silently stops firing no longer reads as healthy - Reliability score (0-100) per workflow and per server, weighted toward recent runs - Green streaks and days-since-last-failure - Tap a failure alert to open the workflow that broke - "Recovered" notifications, so an alert you acted on gets closed out - Per-workflow mute and a Critical level that breaks through quiet hours - Quiet hours - Failing and stalled workflows now sort to the top instead of hiding in the list - Accessibility: the status palette was rebuilt for WCAG AA contrast in light and dark Fixes - The Demo Server no longer counts against the free tier's one instance — you can add your own server without Premium - Buying Premium now asks for notification permission, instead of leaving push alerts silently switched off - First connection no longer fires a notification for every historical failure - A failure could re-notify repeatedly once the seen-run list grew past its cap - Refresh is now concurrent instead of one request per workflow in series - An expired API key now reports as an auth error instead of "no runs" - The widget counted a silently-stopped workflow as healthy - Lifetime purchase no longer shows subscription renewal terms - The free-trial offer is now shown only to users actually eligible for it - A failed or cancelled purchase now reports what happened