v0.7.0, instant dashboard

What changed for looot customers in v0.7.0.

A dashboard-only release: the gateway itself didn’t change.

Nobody waits

Every signed-in page now paints its frame in 0.3 to 0.4 seconds. Four pages used to wait for the gateway before showing anything.
Every click gives feedback in under 100 ms: a progress bar and the clicked item highlight right away.
Coming back to a page within 20 seconds costs no extra server round trip.
Fewer round trips per page: dashboard overview 4 (was 6), run list 2 (was 5), usage 7 (was 9), settings 7 (was 11), connections 14 (was 18).
Nine “Refresh” buttons that silently did nothing now actually refresh, with a pending state; ten forms now stay busy until the new data is on screen.

Every list (catalog, platforms, providers, organizations, settings, connections) now pages through one shared component, including server-side search over the largest platform’s more than 1,200 rows.
The catalog page’s HTML is 0.3 MB, down from 4.6 MB; the operations page is 0.4 MB, down from 1.2 MB.

“Runs this week”, “Spent this week” and “Success rate” are now computed exactly. They used to be estimated from your last 50 runs.

The session cache is now keyed by user and active organization, closing a gap an independent review found.
Every number above was measured in a browser against production. Page size and server timers were not used as evidence.