Cleaned up inline transcript title editing so it actually feels smooth. I fixed the focus behavior so the cursor does not jump around when you click into the title. The input now keeps its value in sync with React state without flicker. I also removed redundant re-renders on each keystroke where possible so typing into the title feels responsive.
I swapped the transcript title saving over to a proper async flow. Calls now return a promise and only update UI state on success or error instead of blocking. The old optimistic but noisy pattern that caused double updates is gone. I verified that the title still updates correctly across views without race conditions.
I took the giant, slightly cursed notes markdown editor and fully refactored it. The old monolith is now a clear NotesEditorView plus a container that owns state and side effects. The view accepts clean props like value, onChange, onBlur, and isSaving instead of poking global state. I replaced the older notes editor in the summary editing path with NotesEditorView so the app is not using two different editors.
Lint issues in the editor and toolbar files are fixed so they stop polluting the error list. I added Storybook stories for empty notes, notes with long markdown, notes in a saving state, and an error state to make sure layout holds up. I confirmed that the editor and viewer combo renders the same markdown as before.
I built a new dismiss button abstraction and used it consistently. Instead of scattering raw X icons, there is now a reusable dismiss or close button component. It supports two modes. In the first mode the icon is always visible. In the second mode the icon appears only on hover, so it fades in when the parent is hovered.
The dismiss button is keyboard focusable and exposes a proper aria-label for accessibility. I replaced inline close buttons in banners and containers with this single component.
I also enhanced the transcript summary banner and surrounding header UI. The Enhance transcript banner is now its own component with a view and a container. The view only cares about copy, icons, and button callbacks. The container decides when to show it, how to dismiss it, and how to call the backend. The new dismiss button is wired into the banner so its behavior matches every other dismissible element. I verified that the banner only shows when the transcript is actually eligible for enhancement.
I cleaned up the transcript header and actions to match Figma. The split transcript scissor icon now uses the new SVG asset. The button has the same border radius as the share icon next to it and the hit area is large enough without stretching the icon.
The three dot menu alignment is fixed. The dot icon size is consistent and centered vertically relative to the split and share buttons. I removed an extra hamburger menu implementation from the nav that was overlapping at certain breakpoints. At tablet widths the desktop profile picture is hidden so the hamburger can take that space without layout collisions.
I polished the search and popover UI in the transcript context. Icon alignment in search results now lines up vertically with the text. Padding inside popover rows is adjusted so text, icons, and chevrons align with the design. The chevron position for date group headers is fixed so it aligns horizontally with the icons instead of drifting. Hover states render correctly without shifting content.
The skeleton loader that appeared when regenerating summaries is gone. I located the skeleton bars that rendered during summary regeneration and removed the extra skeleton layer while keeping the actual regenerating logic. Regenerating a summary now keeps the existing text visible until the new one comes back.
I did a targeted Storybook cleanup for TwinMind components. Storybook crashes caused by outdated addons are fixed. I removed the old AppNavbar story that no longer matched the current view structure. Stories for transcript related components now use the new props and variants. Key components like the header, banner, and notes editor render in isolation without runtime errors.
On the tooling side I integrated Gemini for smarter SuperMemory searching and logging. I replaced the old @google/generative-language usage with the current @google/generative-ai SDK. There is now a dedicated GEMINI_API_KEY env var and a clear error when it is missing.
I created an intelligent SuperMemory search script that accepts a short description of what the model needs, asks Gemini 2.5 to propose targeted queries, and then uses those queries to hit SuperMemory and return only the relevant memories. I kept token usage under control by capping max output tokens for helper prompts.
I also created and improved Cursor commands and CLI tooling around memories and commits. On the memory side there is a save-memories command that calls the SuperMemory MCP in a structured way. Memory related command names are updated to be self explanatory in the command palette. The search-memories command now works even when called without explicit context by defaulting to the previous conversation.