Previous value: -"Open a LIVE SESSION: this player stays open as one performance. update-session swaps in new code on the next bar without a new player and says whether it ran; get-session reads the player's runtime reports and what the user did (taps, code edits, handing you the turn). Use it to iterate on a long piece, to check that a piece really played, or to jam back-to-back. Its log (reports, taps, edits, your updates) is kept on the server until 2 hours idle."New value: +"Optional: keep this player open as a live session. update-session then swaps new code in on the bar, and get-session reports what played and what the user did. For a jam, or a piece you change while it plays. Give the user something to play — taps, a fader, a grid (topic 'interactive') — or they answer by editing the code and pressing Pass. The log is kept until 2 hours idle."

Previous value: -"Editor colour theme; the visuals stage and its readability scrim are derived from it, so it also decides whether a shader sits on a dark or light ground — prefer a dark one when the visual is the point (e.g. 'nord', 'sonicPink', 'tokyoNight'). Not carried into share links or the browser fallback."New value: +"Editor colour scheme. It also sets the ground the visuals sit on, so pick a dark one when the visual is the point (e.g. 'nord', 'sonicPink', 'tokyoNight')."

Previous value: -"Ready-made visual, for when the code has none of its own. pianoroll/punchcard/scope/spectrum draw onto the 2D canvas behind the code; hydra-kaleid (rotating kaleidoscope), hydra-pulse (shape driven by a rhythm), hydra-wash (slow ambient noise) and hydra-feed (the piano roll mirrored and trailed) are WebGL shader backgrounds. A preset fills the MISSING layer: a hydra preset is skipped only if the code already calls initHydra(), a 2D preset only if the code already has a draw method — so hydra-wash layers happily under your own .pianoroll(). Hydra presets are dropped for viewers who prefer reduced motion. Writing your own visual is still the better result (draw methods: topic 'visuals'; shaders: topic 'hydra')."New value: +"A ready-made visual for code that has none of its own: pianoroll, punchcard, scope or spectrum (drawn behind the code), or hydra-kaleid, hydra-pulse, hydra-wash or hydra-feed (shader backgrounds). It only fills a layer the code leaves empty, and shaders are skipped for viewers who prefer reduced motion. Your own visual is the better result (topics 'visuals' and 'hydra')."

Added value: +{
+  "description": "Open a LIVE SESSION: this player stays open as one performance. update-session swaps in new code on the next bar without a new player and says whether it ran; get-session reads the player's runtime reports and what the user did (taps, code edits, handing you the turn). Use it to iterate on a long piece, to check that a piece really played, or to jam back-to-back. Its log (reports, taps, edits, your updates) is kept on the server until 2 hours idle.",
+  "type": "boolean"
+}

Previous value: -"Strudel pattern code. Uses TidalCycles mini-notation in JavaScript. Use stack() to layer drums, bass, and melody. Set tempo with setcps(bpm/60/4) or use the bpm parameter."New value: +"Strudel pattern code. Uses TidalCycles mini-notation in JavaScript. Use stack() to layer drums, bass, and melody. Set tempo with setcps(bpm/60/4) or use the bpm parameter. The REPL plays the LAST expression: setup lines (await initHydra(), all(), setcps()) go BEFORE the pattern. Double quotes are mini-notation — use single quotes for plain strings and URLs. One draw method per pattern; pass a.fft values as functions (() => a.fft[0])."

Previous value: -"Editor colour theme — pick to match the mood (e.g. 'nord', 'sonicPink', 'githubLight')."New value: +"Editor colour theme; the visuals stage and its readability scrim are derived from it, so it also decides whether a shader sits on a dark or light ground — prefer a dark one when the visual is the point (e.g. 'nord', 'sonicPink', 'tokyoNight'). Not carried into share links or the browser fallback."

Previous value: -"Ready-made visual, for when the code has none of its own. pianoroll/punchcard/scope/spectrum draw onto the 2D canvas behind the code; hydra-kaleid (rotating kaleidoscope), hydra-pulse (shape driven by a rhythm), hydra-wash (slow ambient noise) and hydra-feed (the piano roll mirrored and trailed) are WebGL shader backgrounds. Ignored if the code already visualises itself — writing your own .pianoroll() or initHydra() shader is still the better result (see get-strudel-guide topic 'visuals')."New value: +"Ready-made visual, for when the code has none of its own. pianoroll/punchcard/scope/spectrum draw onto the 2D canvas behind the code; hydra-kaleid (rotating kaleidoscope), hydra-pulse (shape driven by a rhythm), hydra-wash (slow ambient noise) and hydra-feed (the piano roll mirrored and trailed) are WebGL shader backgrounds. A preset fills the MISSING layer: a hydra preset is skipped only if the code already calls initHydra(), a 2D preset only if the code already has a draw method — so hydra-wash layers happily under your own .pianoroll(). Hydra presets are dropped for viewers who prefer reduced motion. Writing your own visual is still the better result (draw methods: topic 'visuals'; shaders: topic 'hydra')."

Added value: +65536

Added value: +{
+  "description": "Editor colour theme — pick to match the mood (e.g. 'nord', 'sonicPink', 'githubLight').",
+  "enum": [
+    "strudelTheme",
+    "algoboy",
+    "archBtw",
+    "androidstudio",
+    "atomone",
+    "aura",
+    "bbedit",
+    "blackscreen",
+    "bluescreen",
+    "bluescreenlight",
+    "CutiePi",
+    "darcula",
+    "dracula",
+    "duotoneDark",
+    "eclipse",
+    "fruitDaw",
+    "githubDark",
+    "githubLight",
+    "greenText",
+    "gruvboxDark",
+    "gruvboxLight",
+    "sonicPink",
+    "materialDark",
+    "materialLight",
+    "monokai",
+    "noctisLilac",
+    "nord",
+    "redText",
+    "solarizedDark",
+    "solarizedLight",
+    "sublime",
+    "teletext",
+    "tokyoNight",
+    "tokyoNightDay",
+    "tokyoNightStorm",
+    "vscodeDark",
+    "vscodeLight",
+    "whitescreen",
+    "xcodeLight"
+  ],
+  "type": "string"
+}

Added value: +{
+  "description": "Ready-made visual, for when the code has none of its own. pianoroll/punchcard/scope/spectrum draw onto the 2D canvas behind the code; hydra-kaleid (rotating kaleidoscope), hydra-pulse (shape driven by a rhythm), hydra-wash (slow ambient noise) and hydra-feed (the piano roll mirrored and trailed) are WebGL shader backgrounds. Ignored if the code already visualises itself — writing your own .pianoroll() or initHydra() shader is still the better result (see get-strudel-guide topic 'visuals').",
+  "enum": [
+    "none",
+    "pianoroll",
+    "punchcard",
+    "scope",
+    "spectrum",
+    "hydra-kaleid",
+    "hydra-pulse",
+    "hydra-wash",
+    "hydra-feed"
+  ],
+  "type": "string"
+}