The preview now has a real Edit mode. Switch with the pencil icon in the top bar or Ctrl+T, then click any element to select its node — the graph and the Properties panel follow. Drag to move it, pull the handles to resize, rotate with the handle above the frame; hold Shift to constrain a move to one axis. Every gesture writes ordinary node properties and is one undo step.

When an element cannot move — because its parent's layout positions it, say — the badge tells you why instead of doing nothing. Double-click an element to hand it to the AI assistant as a reference.

New guide: Editing in the viewport.

Compliance documents from the Maths RGS panel

The Deployed tab's ⋯ menu gained Compliance next to Simulate. It opens the certification and compliance pack for that exact build — ten documents in three groups, with prerequisites the platform enforces, Generate / Approve / PDF actions and the game's document history. Each generation runs an AI screening pass with the strongest model your OpenRouter key can afford; leave the key empty to use the platform's.

Clicking a deployed component now opens its graph exactly as deployed, read-only, in the main area.

New guide: Compliance documents. Maths Components has been updated to match.

A friendlier launcher

Project cards show a thumbnail of the project's first screen, captured while you work. New project now asks how you want to start — Start with AI drops you into an empty project with the Chat panel ready, Start from template opens the template library — and the create dialog has been redesigned.

The Editor Tour has been rewritten around the current editor, with screenshots of every area, and Editor panels now shows each panel.

Smaller improvements

• Interface zoom. Scale the whole editor from the View menu — Ctrl+Plus, Ctrl+-, Ctrl+0 — between 50% and 200%. The preview keeps its own zoom, and the setting is remembered.
• Command palette. Ctrl+K searches the editor's tools and actions by name. Key Bindings lists every shortcut.
• Linux window controls. The editor window has minimize, maximize and close buttons on Linux, and shows its own icon in the dock.
• No more re-entering API keys. Your OpenRouter and Fal.ai keys are bound to your account and survive a restart; the setup prompt no longer reappears after the editor recovers from a crash.
• Home page recovery. Deleting and re-creating the home component no longer leaves the preview stuck on No HOME component selected.
• AI menu removed from the menu bar. AI settings live in the Chat panel's gear.