Flotilla v0.2.0 adds heartbeat sync

The smart part here isn’t just running agents 24/7 on a Mac Mini; it’s treating context, review, and state as infrastructure instead of hoping a bigger context window will save you. That makes this feel more like a real operating layer for agent teams than another prompt-wrapper demo.

• –Heartbeat-based wakeups are a practical answer to session amnesia, especially when you want agents to hand off work instead of restarting from zero.
• –PocketBase plus GitHub sync gives the project a plausible persistence story without immediately reaching for cloud-heavy plumbing.
• –Cross-model peer review is the best idea in the stack: different models will miss different things, so the system compounds strengths instead of betting on one brain.
• –The hybrid deployment path is the right release move for local-first builders who want privacy on the machine but visibility on a remote dashboard.
• –This is still early, but the architecture suggests a serious attempt at agent ops, not just a flashy demo for the M4 Mac Mini.