2026.09.33 — 2026-09-22

Fixed

• Make the builder's graph enterable, navigable and drawable (2ed64dcf)

  Entering the routing graph now visibly does something. "Enter the routing graph" lands on the top-left element, opens it in the inspector, and brings it into view at a readable size. Before this, on any graph large enough to be fitted small, focus landed on a card too small to read and the inspector still said "Nothing selected".

  Arrow keys now move in the direction pressed. Right goes to the element on the right, and Up and Down stay within a column. At the edge of the graph focus stays put instead of wrapping around. Before this, every arrow key walked one column-major list, so Right went down the first column. The view follows the keyboard to elements outside the frame, including on dense graphs that draw only what is visible.

  Drawing a line is easier and offers only what it can build:

  • Dragging on the canvas no longer selects the page's text (the screen turning blue).
  • A line can start only from an address or a queue, and end only where it composes something: address to address makes a divert, queue to a target on another broker makes a bridge. Diverts, bridges and targets no longer show handles that lead nowhere.
  • While a line is being drawn, every element says whether it would take it. Valid ends are outlined, and the rest fade.
  • Handles have a larger grab area at any zoom, and a line snaps to a valid end within reach.