diff --git a/.agents/skills/changelog-authoring/SKILL.md b/.agents/skills/changelog-authoring/SKILL.md
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@@ -55,6 +55,7 @@ Use `gh pr view <number> --json number,title,body,author,mergedAt` for PR eviden
 ## Highlights and Ordering
 
 - Sort bullets by user impact, not commit order. Breaking changes first, then significant new capabilities or broad user-visible improvements, then smaller features, fixes, and visual polish.
+- Keep the opening highlight block contiguous. Place every bold highlight before the first regular bullet; a regular bullet marks the end of the highlight block.
 - Mark only the strongest highlights with a bold area prefix, such as `- **Chat attachments:** ...`. Usually the first 1–3 bullets; fewer when the release lacks substantial changes, more only when clearly justified.
 - Treat a change as a highlight only when it introduces a substantial user-facing capability, materially changes a common workflow, or fixes a severe/widespread problem. Do not bold merely because a bullet is first, has a large diff, or was hard to implement.
 - Keep related platform bullets together only when that does not push a more important change too far down.
diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md
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@@ -6,13 +6,13 @@ All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.
 
 - **Chat scrolling rebuilt around your message.** Sending parks your message near the top and the reply streams in below it, gliding smoothly a paragraph at a time. Scrolling up immediately hands you the wheel; the scroll-to-bottom pill carries the model's working status while you're away.
 - **Keyboard shortcuts redesigned:** single chords for everyday actions, a Cmd/Ctrl+K leader for two-step open/go actions, held Cmd/Ctrl+digit for session tabs and Cmd/Ctrl+Option+digit for panel surfaces. Shortcuts work on non-English keyboard layouts now, tooltips show the binding you actually have set, and old custom bindings reset once. The full map lives in Settings → Shortcuts (registry contributed by @ChangeHow — thanks!).
-- Chat: Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+T now cycles through every thinking level offered by the selected model instead of skipping levels after reaching the end (thanks to @nimobeeren).
 - **Chat context attachments:** diff comments, terminal selections, browser annotations, linked issues/PRs and the rest now appear in the conversation as compact context cards instead of walls of raw text.
 - **Session tabs (opt-in):** the web/desktop header can show open sessions as browser-style tabs (Settings → General → Navigation). A tab switches the whole workspace; closing one never touches the session itself.
 - Sessions: switching is much faster in large workspaces — the sidebar no longer rebuilds on switch and recently viewed sessions restore their rendered messages; end-to-end switch time roughly halved with thousands of loaded sessions (thanks to @c-w-xiaohei).
 - Permission cards answer to the keyboard: Alt+Enter allows once, Alt+Shift+Enter allows always, Alt+Backspace denies — the keys are printed on the buttons. The auto-accept toggle got Cmd/Ctrl+K, A.
 - Sessions: Cmd/Ctrl+Alt+Left/Right steps back and forward through the sessions you opened in this window, browser-history style; with session tabs enabled it moves between neighbouring tabs instead.
 - Git: Cmd/Ctrl+Enter in the commit message box commits. Diff review moves between changed files with Alt+Down/Up, expanding a collapsed file on arrival.
+- Chat: Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+T now cycles through every thinking level offered by the selected model instead of skipping levels after reaching the end (thanks to @nimobeeren).
 - Panels: the context rail got a configure button — a dialog chooses which panels the rail shows. Hidden panels keep their data, stay reachable from the command palette, and leave the digit switcher, so digits always match the icons you see.
 - Chat: comment on a reply — select text in a chat message (or a rendered markdown preview in Files) and choose Comment to attach exactly that quote, with a source line range when it can be located, plus your note. The selection stays highlighted while you type.
 - Diff: comment like a review — hovering a line shows a + in the gutter; clicking or dragging across lines opens the comment editor for that range, styled like the chat's comments.