Toolport

Toolport v1.4.0 is a design-forward release: a full visual redesign onto the brand palette, plus a round of security-signal and Activity refinements that make the app calmer and clearer to read.

Highlights

• A full visual redesign. Deep navy ground with a single orange accent, applied consistently across every tab. Server health reads as a colored word (not just an 8px dot), the Servers header is a scannable status bar, and the transport label is demoted to neutral so color means health, not metadata.
• The connect flow shows the product. Pointing a client that isn't connected yet now leads with a client -> Toolport -> your servers diagram and a clear call to action, instead of a wall of prose.
• Tool identities are searchable and grouped by server. Activity → Tool identities collapses hundreds of tools into per-server sections with a filter box.
• A security posture summary in Settings. A one-line read of whether you're protected (guarded / partly / unprotected) and what's active.
• Pinned lazy-discovery tools now have a home in Settings, with one-click unpin.
• Tool-poison flags now show the matched text, so an alert is verifiable instead of opaque.

Fixed / calmer signals

• First-seen destructive tools are no longer quarantined (still gated by block/confirm/approval policies); legacy quarantine entries auto-clear.
• No more spurious "integrity baseline lost" alarms from an empty or mid-swap read of the shared pin file (a genuinely truncated baseline is still treated as tampering).
• A benign tool description ("do not mention if a column is boolean") no longer trips the poison scanner.
• The Activity tab is calmer: new-tool flood quieted, recurring notices batched, stats/discovery collapsed by default, recent-calls no longer defaults to an alarming errors-only view.

Keychain, master key, bundle id, and data directory are unchanged from 1.3.0, so no secrets or servers are lost across the update.

See the full changelog for details.