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Integrate summary panel updates and optional Understand Anything packaging - #178
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The summary panel now remembers whether the workspace and background task sections are expanded. Finished background jobs still wake the session and their results remain available in the panels. The transcript keeps the preceding turn summary and shows the new assistant reply.
The optional Understand Anything package includes the builder, nine skill entry points, installation instructions and a smoke test. It is installed separately from the default seed bundle.
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pnpm test,pnpm build,git diff --checkand the package smoke test against an isolated Windows ACECode daemon. The smoke test covered all nine registrations, graph refresh, hooks, the local viewer and a mocked Figma response.