fix(knowledge): scope pins to sessions
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- **Settings/Integrations:** a new Integrations settings page lists Claude Code, Command Code, and Cursor plugins with install, update, setup, and remove actions, plus Discord and Telegram Coming soon placeholders.
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- **Project knowledge:** the Project notes panel is now Project knowledge, with notes, todos, plans and their search in a resizable sidebar. Notes are cards you expand by clicking anywhere on them, plans open and edit in the panel itself instead of a separate tab, and notes and plans can be pinned as project context.
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- **Project knowledge:** the Project notes panel is now Project knowledge, with notes, todos, plans and their search in a resizable sidebar. Notes are cards you expand by clicking anywhere on them, plans open and edit in the panel itself instead of a separate tab, and notes and plans can be attached to the current session or its new-session draft without affecting other sessions.
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- **Files:** drag files onto the Files sidebar to upload them into the project or a specific folder; existing files require confirmation before replacement, and open previews refresh after an upload (thanks to @makeittech, @alanzchen).
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- Work status: the Context sources section now names each pinned note and plan available as standing project context, and its pin button unpins them from there.
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- Work status: the Context sources section now names each note and plan attached to that session, and its pin button detaches them from there.
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- Settings: OpenChamber no longer replaces a full OpenCode config with an empty `$schema`-only stub when the file uses JSON5-style unquoted keys; Settings changes now fail instead of wiping plugins, MCP servers, and providers (thanks to @makeittech).
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- Chat: an open conversation no longer keeps re-coloring the same code blocks in the background, so browsing files with a chat open stops pinning a CPU core and spinning up the fans (thanks to @makeittech).
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- Stability/Proxy: the local server now reuses its connection to OpenCode instead of opening a new one for every API request. Under sustained traffic the old behavior could use up every outgoing network port on the machine, at which point nothing on the computer could open a new connection until the traffic stopped and the ports were released (thanks to @alohaninja).
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