iCoderAgent: AI Code Assistant

1.0.11 (31) — what users get over build 30 1. iCoderAgent is supporting iPhone Duo. 2. Spec interview, fixed properly. It was a sheet squeezed by everything else on screen, so the answers weren’t visible and the only thing you could do was tap Next — interviews came back with every question unanswered. It’s now full screen, and each question shows its suggested options plus an empty field so you can answer in your own words instead of only what the model guessed. 3. Task list is readable. A spec run makes 30+ items; they all rendered at once. Now 8 per page with page numbers, auto-turning to whatever the agent is working on. And the agent reconciles the list when a turn ends rather than leaving it part-ticked with no way to tell finished from abandoned. 4. Profile photos. Pick one in Profile; it shows there, on the Settings row, and on your own chat bubble with a speech tail. Stored per-account on the device, never uploaded. 5. Bigger agent image on big screens. The face and layout are 50% larger on iPad and iPhone Duo (open and closed), and the Duo header sits beside the side rail instead of fighting it. 6. Git actually explains itself. --force and -u were being read as remote names, and a rejected push printed two raw hashes. Flags work; failures say what’s wrong and what to do. 7. Audio. Ducking moved off the main thread — no more UI freeze warning, and the orange !pri error you saw twice is handled. 8. Not user-visible: Xcode 26.3 build fixes, the DEBUG “Unlock everything” toggle (compiled out of Release), and the macOS release-script fixes.