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Changelog
0.2.11
Reliable model selection when switching accounts
Fixes account switching when providers use different aliases for the same model, preserving its identity, context size, and reasoning effort. Failed switches restore both the original account and model. Codex model discovery now reads every catalog page so available models are no longer missed. Terminal accounts preserve their native login environment. Adds account priorities, pause controls, optional idle-only automatic switching, and inline last-message editing. This release remains desktop-only.
0.2.10
Your workspace, accounts, and conversations stay connected
Switch saved Claude Code and Codex accounts within a chat, save prompts and images for later, edit the last message, and restore tabs and side chats after restarting. Provider controls, approvals, streamed answers, and terminal reconnections now preserve more of the native conversation state.
0.2.9
Issues and projects that stay under your control
Turns Linear linking into a searchable picker for assigned and active issues, while still accepting pasted identifiers or URLs. Removing a project now stays removed across restarts without deleting files or chat history, and those chats remain reachable under Other chats. Codex compatibility is also updated for the verified 0.146 app-server protocol and its experimental thread controls.
0.2.8
A clearer place to start and finish every session
Runs Claude Code and Codex sign-in inside each provider’s real interactive terminal, replaces brittle browser-flow imitation with the CLI’s own prompts, and gives every new chat a dedicated project and folder compartment before its first turn. The sidebar now keeps waiting agents, running activity, settings, and feedback compact and truthful; scrollbars appear only while a surface is moving; and file previews, edits, narrow composers, and terminal cleanup behave more reliably.
0.2.7
Files and coding CLIs, ready where you work
Unifies changed files, reviews, previews, and safe edits in one responsive viewer; adds a Codex mention palette for files, skills, and apps; and guides Claude Code or Codex setup from onboarding and Settings. Side chats can now branch from the latest stable response even while a parent is busy, stopped Claude and Codex turns no longer appear as failures, and multi-project chat navigation, renaming, attention receipts, and narrow file views behave more reliably.
0.2.6
Chats connected to the work around them
Adds an off-by-default Linear beta that links chats to read-only issues using securely stored credentials, opens file references from agent answers inside the workspace viewer, and keeps cumulative changes current when side chats or reverts move the shared worktree. Claude can now steer a running turn, while side-chat seeds, fork points, transcript state, project-folder filing, change-tree sizing, and native app icons behave more reliably.
0.2.5
Browser sign-in that accepts the real callback
Accepts Better Auth’s padded authorization envelope across desktop callbacks and manual recovery, while keeping strict length and character validation. Expired nested responses now lead to the correct recovery message instead of a generic sign-in failure. Panel resizing also returns keyboard focus and safely ends interrupted pointer gestures.
0.2.4
Sign-in that reaches the right app
Relays macOS browser callbacks from mounted or older copies to the active app, separates production, staging, and local sign-in schemes, and explains expired or mismatched flows instead of silently returning to the sign-in gate. This release also adds a complete chat header menu, steadier shelf controls, stricter session rotation, and stronger staging-build verification.
0.2.3
Reliable sign-in and a clearer agent workspace
Repairs browser-to-desktop sign-in across Chrome, Safari, app restarts, and competing callback tabs; repeated sign-in now keeps one session per account and installation. This release also adds the Agents workspace, provider-native actions, Open in controls, improved runtime and update gates, and a new feedback flow.