This release reworks Pricore's interface around one idea: the screens you open most should show what needs your attention. The organization dashboard used to open on totals that rarely change (package, repository and member counts). It now leads with problems: failing syncs, pending repositories and known vulnerabilities. Small text that was hard to read across the app has also been enlarged.

New Features

Health board dashboard: The organization overview now opens with the state of your registry. A summary shows how many repositories are healthy, failing or pending. Each repository gets a tile with its sync status and a strip of its last 10 syncs, with failing ones first. A security panel breaks down known vulnerabilities by severity next to the downloads chart.
Recently visited quick menus: Hover over Repos or Packages in the sidebar to jump straight to the repositories and packages you opened most recently.
Redesigned package page: A new header shows the latest version, the description, the source repository with its sync status, and a 30-day download sparkline, above a one-click composer require bar. Readme, Versions and Downloads are now tabs, and package details sit in a sidebar next to the README.

Improvements

Readability: Badges, timestamps and other small text no longer drop below 12px, and code blocks in READMEs are no longer shrunk to an unreadable size.
Versions list: Versions appear as an aligned table with advisories, archive size, commit and release date. You can filter by stable or dev, and copy the exact composer require command for any version on hover.
Packages list: Packages are grouped by vendor, show their description, source and latest version, and can be filtered by name.
Repository page: A new header summarizes status, last sync, package count and webhook state. Sync history shows the outcome of recent syncs at a glance, and repositories that haven't synced yet get a Sync Now shortcut.
Download stats: The Downloads tab uses a compact summary with exact numbers and the trend compared with the previous 30 days.
Labels and notifications: Status labels share one consistent style across the app, and Git provider icons use their brand colors. Notifications have a cleaner design with a countdown bar that pauses on hover.
Surfaces: Muted backgrounds lose their beige tint for a more neutral look.