Fixed an issue where purchasing could fail with an error message. Improved token cost estimates.

The English interface no longer leaks Chinese. The alert shown when a purchase cannot start was always in Chinese and listed internal troubleshooting notes; it now follows the system language and points to Restore Purchase. The menu bar tooltip and its right-click item are in English on an English Mac. Six commit-convention entries in Commands were named in Chinese and now read as "feat: new feature" and so on. The style cards in the English UI/UX guide no longer carry a Chinese subtitle. Ask Vexilo can now answer with nothing. It used to return a tool whatever you asked, because a scorer always produces a top result. A task word now has to appear in a tool's name or tags to count, and below that bar the app says no tool is a good enough match and points you to the catalog. Search highlights read normally again. Consecutive matches now share one highlight, so searching "plan" no longer shows "p l a n".

• My Setup now shows what your installed skills and agents cost. Claude Code puts each one's name and description into every turn, whether you use it or not. Vexilo reads those descriptions from ~/.claude, estimates the tokens, and lists the most expensive first. Tools you've favorited or written a note on are marked Kept. If a description has changed since you last looked, it's marked Changed. • A new button copies a cleanup prompt for Claude Code. It goes through the tools with you one at a time and moves the ones you pick into an archive folder. Nothing gets deleted, and Vexilo itself still only reads ~/.claude. • Ask Vexilo now gives you one pick instead of a list. If it's not the right one, click Show another. The quick-search panel (⌘⇧K) works the same way. • Ask Vexilo also understands tasks written in Chinese. Before, a task with no English words in it matched nothing.

• Tool counts throughout the app now match the catalog. Several screens were still showing totals from earlier releases. • The CLAUDE.md you export now carries two dates in its header: when the catalog was compiled, and when you exported the file. It used to show only the export date, which read as though the catalog had been refreshed that morning.

• Unlock forever and Restore purchase now live permanently in Settings — no longer only in the dismissable top banner. • Clearer wording on the "Teach Claude Code" screen: the app exports a file you save locally. It never downloads anything on your behalf.