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…ter) v1.0.2 (tag b9c1289) contains #46 (name-only model picker) + #47 (finished-plan auto-collapse + dismiss, slimmer footer). The third PR in the range, #48, is just the v1.0.1 notes doc — not user-facing — so it isn't mentioned. Builds cleanly on the v1.0.1 notes already committed to develop. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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docs: RELEASE-NOTES.md for v1.0.2

…classic look The Manage-account popover referenced a specific model ("Plan: Max · Kimi K2.7 Code", and "unlock Kimi K2.7 Code" on the free CTA) — model churn that confused clients — and carried a verbose "Gateway mode: … proxied by the account server … levelcode.ai.providerMode" explainer that wasn't pulling its weight. Rebuilt to match the levelcode.ai "classic" (atom.io) aesthetic used across the site: - Fixed brand palette scoped to `.acctcard.classic` — One Dark by default, One Light under body.vscode-light (the convention the rest of this webview already uses). One violet accent (#7d6bff / #5b3fd6), hairline borders, 6px card / 4px controls, mono + tabular metadata. - Model-agnostic: the plan line becomes a mono `plan · Max` pill (BYOK: `your own key`); the free-tier CTA is just "Upgrade to Pro". No model name anywhere. - The gateway explainer is gone. Its space isn't refilled with credits (those live on /ai/account, one click away via Manage account) — the card now shows the email (mono) under the name and stays uncluttered. BYOK keeps a one-line "keys never leave your machine". - Sign out becomes a quiet accent link; removed the now-dead privacyNote(). Verified: chat.html scripts parse (0 errors); webviewCss + creditFormat suites green; no model refs / credits / privacyNote left in the card. (Design matches the approved mockup; a live webview render needs the VS Code host.) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>

The neutral hollow-ring avatar read as empty, especially in One Dark. Fill it with a soft accent tint + violet initials — anchored and on-brand, matching the original card's tinted-avatar approach in the new classic palette. (Note: the "broken/left-aligned" look in the extracted-CSS preview was a preview bug — it dropped the base `.acctbody { text-align: center }` rule. The shipped card centers all its content; verified the rule is present.) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…review) The card's comment claimed "tabular-nums metadata" but no rule set font-variant-numeric, so digits (the email, any future counter) weren't aligned. Set it on the .acctcard.classic root — the house pattern here (used in ~10 other places) — so the comment is true and numbers align throughout the card. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>

…card (PR #50 review) The classic card used a fixed brand palette; high-contrast DARK (body.vscode-high-contrast) fell through to the One Dark brand palette, overriding the user's accessibility theme, and high-contrast LIGHT was mapped to the light brand palette rather than HC tokens. Now BOTH high-contrast modes map the card's --cc-* vars onto the editor's own tokens — --vscode-foreground / editor(Widget)-background / descriptionForeground / textLink-foreground, and crucially --vscode-contrastBorder for the required visible edges. The lone filled control (free-tier Upgrade) takes --vscode-button-* instead of white-on-accent. Normal light/dark keep the brand look; HC users keep their contrast. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>

redesign(ai): restyle the signed-in account card to the levelcode.ai classic look

Elevates the signed-in Manage-account popover from clean-but-plain to the landing page's signature moment. - Hero: the levelcode.ai "portal" mark — three colored chevrons rising over four soft circles that drift (portalDrift 7s, staggered -1.4s per layer), replacing the plain SD initials. Decorative + aria-hidden; honors prefers-reduced-motion. - The modal is now a proper premium dialog: full-bleed hero, 14px radius, soft shadow, entrance pop. - Documentation link -> https://levelcode.ai/ai/docs, in a tidy footer beside the Synced line. Routed through the SAME fixed allow-list as Terms/Privacy (target 'docs' -> /ai/docs); never a webview-supplied URL, so the open-redirect guard holds. Still model-agnostic; light/One Dark keep the brand palette; high-contrast still defers to editor tokens (the hero is decorative). extension.js: openLegal() gains the 'docs' target. Verified: both files parse; full gate 24 suites; structure present. Matches the approved mockup; a live in-editor render needs the VS Code host. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>

feat(ai): floating-chevron hero + docs link on the account modal

…unt (PR #51 feedback) - Hero: shrink the mark 212->182px and absolutely position it 12px from the top so the chevron peak clears the modal's rounded edge; only the lower soft circles bleed now, never the chevron. - Manage account is the accent-filled primary CTA on paid plans (stays quiet on free tier, where the Upgrade button owns the accent). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>

fix(ai): account modal — un-clip the chevron, highlight Manage account

…ount modal Two follow-ups from live feedback: - The X close button was dead. The full-bleed hero (acctBody's first child) paints AFTER the .ovclose sibling and covered it, swallowing the click. Fix: z-index:3 on the classic card's .ovclose (it's absolute inside a position:relative .acctcard) so it sits above the hero, plus pointer-events:none on the decorative hero so it never intercepts. The onclick handler was fine. - Shrink the mark to fit fully inside the hero (place-items:center, 182->150px) so it no longer bleeds off any edge — no top clip, no side/bottom bleed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>

fix(ai): un-clickable X on the account modal + contain the chevron

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