- Repositories can now specify folders to leave out of file sync in .intentic/sync.json
- New chats now start on the current model version instead of an older one
- Agent updates that were rolling back on Windows will now complete successfully
- Docker builds on Windows now work without Docker Desktop.
- When Windows is already waiting to restart, turning WSL2 on finishes that restart too so you only restart once.
- Agent child rows now display on a single line instead of two
- When you type a wrong recovery key, Passwords now says so and asks again up to three times, and after a reset it finds the setup prompt without asking.
- You can now let linked sandboxes read conversations, logs and diagnostics to debug problems from the other sandbox without starting a turn there
- Chats on API keys now correctly move to an account when you pick a model from another provider
- Schedule code reviews and tests to start as soon as an agent finishes its turn, even before its work lands
- Slower machines now show their device listings even when they take longer than 8 seconds to answer
- Agent cards now show the API key name instead of the account when a turn was run on an API key
- Run is now a view on the rail showing each computer's runs, not a dialog
- You can now rename your API keys to tell them apart.
- Newly pushed images now wait up to a minute for the registry to serve them instead of failing immediately
- Children now appear in the tray as soon as they're started, even before their first turn begins
- Windows Sandbox now retries once when WSL fails to start the engine
- Dropdowns and panels opened from modals now stay on top of the modal, and pressing Escape in them no longer closes the modal.
- You can now see performance data for every operation over up to two weeks, not just the slow ones.
- PDFs are now sent as pictures with personal data painted over, not as text
- Document editors now work correctly when your language is missing some translations
- Personal data split across two lines (like an address or account number) is now properly masked in images.
- You can now choose whether to hear about everything a conversation does, only when it needs you, or never.
- You can now add more than one API key for the same provider.
- You can now see how much credit is left on your API keys in the chat.
- Commit and push your work directly from a chat with the new strip above the composer
- The sandbox switcher now lists only your sandboxes; This computer moved to the account menu and Alt+0, and its rows follow the order you set on Home.
- Words a reply's model only saw as tokens now show a dashed underline in chat; hovering explains the model never read them.
- The shield now tracks privacy leaks and hardening proposals.
- Report values that should have been masked, scan conversations for leaks, and harden the shield to catch similar values.
1.397.0Breaking
- Commands are no longer judged by your safety policy by default; enable commandJudge in settings to restore safety checks
- Names like "Aleksandra Wilk" and "Natalia Król" are now masked correctly when the surname is also a common word.
- Connecting your browser to a sandbox now works in one click instead of requiring a second attempt
- When the same error happens twice in a row, you can start a new conversation or try another model instead of continuing to retry
- Large search results now load 40 at a time, with a button to show more
- The sign-in page now shows the provider logo, elapsed time, and explains what happens next or why it might be slow.
- Search now respects spaces at the ends, so " ui " finds the word and not "build"
- Rebuild buttons no longer flicker between button and command when devices are slow to respond
- Sandboxes now detect and recover from out-of-memory failures automatically
- workspace maps now ignore build artifacts and log directories
- You can now paste a model API key on a provider's sign-in page instead of signing in.
- Signing in to a provider now opens its page automatically when you click Connect
- Double-clicking an agent card with no changes now opens its chat
- You can now archive an agent that is stopping; it leaves the board at once and is filed away when the stop finishes
- When you add or remove a runner, you now see each step of its progress live.
1.395.0Breaking
- Update webext capability configs to include the new scripts field with value "on" or "off"
- Press Ctrl+Plus, Ctrl+Minus or Ctrl+0, or scroll with Ctrl held, to change text size in desktop windows
- The placement menu now shows where a chat runs with a lock icon instead of a list of disabled options.
- Pressing Fix on a failing main now sends the fix agent the failures from every failing workflow, not only the one you pressed.
- Choose how your sandbox runs: let Intentic handle the code or do it yourself
- Pressing "Lent to" on a sandbox no longer leaves stray links on the source when no accounts come over
- Reviews and test passes now wait for work to finish writing before starting
- You can now run a test pass on an agent's work from its card
- Files you are watching update live as the agent writes them, showing the draft before the write finishes
- When messaging a conversation that doesn't exist, you now get a suggestion to search for one with agents find
- You can now mark conversations as private and control who may open them.
- The commit message field no longer flickers "no message written" for a moment when a drafted message arrives.
- The sandbox no longer automatically downloads the quick model when you open the models page; you choose when to download it yourself.
- Pipeline graphs now use smooth S-curves for row layouts and wrap wide stages across multiple lines instead of shrinking names
- Connection cards that close themselves no longer fail when you press the button after they're already connected
- Switch pipeline graphs between columns and rows from the layout button above the graph
- Open a sandbox directly from its tile menu on home, and tap the cog icon on phone to view its settings
- The sandbox switcher now shows which sandboxes run on this computer even when they aren't selected
- A sandbox's tile menu on Home now offers Settings, opening the box's settings without entering it first.
- New sandboxes now land, save and push work on their own, and start with the privacy shield, project map and search teaching on.
- Running agent cards now show a ticking elapsed and a sweeping highlight in their corner instead of a spinner.
- A message sent beside a running turn now shows as "Sending…" at the foot of the chat until the sandbox has it, so words no longer vanish while the sandbox is…
- When a sync, push, commit, run or build fails, a Fix with agent button now starts an agent on the problem in your own checkout.
- Sandbox updates, rebuilds and rollbacks now show different icons and words so you can tell which is running.
- A sandbox's rail no longer shows updates that worked for other sandboxes
- Sandboxes now correctly receive your timezone when they become available
- You can now delete downloaded local model weights to free disk space, and capability rows in the environment card link to the page that turns them off.
- Make conversations private and control who can read them
- You can now add emoji reactions to drafts before sending them.
- Auto now picks only among models your own AI accounts can spend, and on an ongoing chat it stays listed, greyed out with a hint to start a new agent.
- You can now sign in to multiple accounts at once and switch between them from the account menu.
- Switching between sandboxes now remembers their sessions, so the board shows them immediately instead of waiting for the stream.
- People with Full access on a sandbox can now rename it and change its logo, not just the owner.
- Pressing Ctrl+Enter or ⌘+Enter inside a form field now saves or submits it, including in multi-line fields.
- You can now drag sandbox tiles on the home rail into your own order, or rearrange them from a tile's menu.
- New sandboxes now open on the same build as the page, and version-gap warnings no longer flag harmless optional differences.
- You now link other sandboxes before bringing their accounts, and the link is checked to make sure it works.
- When you're away overnight, the agent can now answer its own questions and approve plans using your settings
- Continue a stopped subagent directly from its bar instead of writing to it or going back to the parent.
- You can now type your own answer to a question or page card instead of having to pick one of the options
- The review no longer flashes "No uncommitted changes" when a conversation's work lands
- Desktop deep link tests now reliably identify the correct window
- Bun package installs no longer fail when a cached install's postinstall previously moved the binary out
- You can now rerun CI workflows on the latest branch commit and stop tracking specific failures while keeping their run history
- The browser tab's count badge now matches the color of the count chip in the Agents tile
1.391.0Breaking
- The wire contract no longer offers what it did under access:GET /ports. Anything reading those surfaces must stop relying on them.
- Tool calls that were cut off mid-run are now shown as failed instead of left looking in progress.
- You can now run GPU workloads, monitor disk usage, and the sandbox detects and repairs corrupt git repositories and host crashes automatically
- Programs now close gracefully before being forced, and heavy work waits when your Windows PC is low on memory
- The Run dialog now remembers where you last ran each repository and shows only the targets that run there
- Cards now show when the model last answered, not when they were last updated by lands or failures
- Clicking collapse now returns the file browser to the top level
- A selected icon rail tile now shows a small bar on its left edge to make it easier to tell which tile is picked
- Editing a prompt that never got an answer now simply replaces its text, with no "keep both" offer or replaced-answer notice.
- You can now schedule a paused chat to continue at a time you choose
- You can now reopen a terminal to follow a program still running on your computer after you closed the terminal you started it in
- Running jobs stay on the terminal strip when you close and reopen the panel
- Turns now stay in sync with the main line while you work, catching up automatically when nothing you wrote conflicts
- SVG sandbox logos now stay sharp at any size instead of being converted to images
- Multiple background jobs now fold together in the chat transcript
- Accounts from your other sandboxes now appear behind a button that opens a dialog
- The Windows taskbar button now shows the correct icon for each sandbox window
- You can now reopen a run's terminal from the Run dialog and see when a run is starting before it runs.
- Changes panel and agents board no longer show cross-sandbox views
- Stop and restart programs running on your connected computers and see their output
- Code reviews and test passes you open on another conversation's work now send their findings back to that conversation automatically.
- You can now run a project kept directly at the workspace root from the Files toolbar
- Workspace scope chips now display in a smaller size
- Audio and video files that couldn't play before now work automatically, and files wait for their viewer to load instead of showing as a download immediately
- Toasts now ride up and down with a docked terminal instead of covering it
- SSH cards can now include an admin password to run commands as root
- File sync no longer pauses briefly when a single network request times out
- A conflict from Land again now clears when the work is back in the main branch
- Find the home section picker under the book icon, and see the New agent button centered in the rail.
- Starting from a branch now opens in that repository and refuses commits in others
- View changes landed on a branch from the Changes tab when viewing that branch
- Notifications now appear beside the rail, clear of the status bar and nearby chat controls.
- You can now distinguish branches that are available to open from those only present on other remotes.
- Start agent work from a branch and land completed changes back onto it.
- Agent cards now describe the agent's own activity separately from its working children.
- Sandbox owners can grant members specific rights to manage access, accounts, secrets, and other settings.
- Sandboxes that their own computer put to sleep now show as asleep, not as not answering, and say which computer is off.
- Starting a CI fix agent now opens the agents board at once, with a card showing the fix as it starts.
- Drag the chat tile to the right edge to dock it beside your work, or drop it elsewhere to open a floating window
- Accounts from your other sandboxes now appear automatically without picking one first
- Choose what each sandbox opens on from Home's rail
- A conversation on a spent account now moves to another free account instead of being refused repeatedly
- Press Start on this repository to run the demo editor in a sandbox
- Sign-in now finishes reliably when the browser returns to the local callback, including through WSL.
- You can now see and manage model accounts shared between your sandboxes.
- You can now borrow model accounts from your other sandboxes and lend yours to them, without signing in again.
- Data requests from other windows now reuse a fetch that just completed instead of making a duplicate request.
- Start repositories from Procfiles, scripts, or Cargo binaries, and view their apps on the sandbox desktop.
- The chat quick bar now has a cleaner, single-edge pill appearance.
- The desktop app now uses the open sandbox’s logo as its window icon.
- Rust crate changes now appear grouped by crate in review panels.
- Sandboxes can now use an NVIDIA GPU on supported WSL PCs.
- Connect multiple sandboxes to one extension, each with its own switches and agent window while sharing browser permissions and pause settings.
- See when a sandbox resize is restarting or saving for its next restart.
- Your agent now works in its own window behind yours, and you can answer its questions from the extension popup.
- See a sandbox’s setup and sync progress directly on its tile.
- Keep the selected item's accent edge visible without triggering a sideways scrollbar.
- Browse file previews on the home screen, with compact details for files that have no preview.
- Review change counts now stay alongside the other card metadata.
- Browse folders in compact chips instead of large tiles, whether gallery view is on or off.
- Analytics preferences now load automatically after the sandbox reconnects.
- Streamed uploads no longer need to be flattened into a single buffer before sending.
- See which runner a child uses, and get clearer guidance when a requested placement cannot be honored.
- Your skills are preserved and committed when `.claude/skills` changes to a single link.
- Switch notices no longer reappear when a continued turn stops before starting its own session.
- Conversations now continue on an available account when access to the current one is refused.
- Concurrent conversations can now sync through the same runner without failing each other’s turns.
- See which provider, account, loop, or model each turn switched to, consistently across windows.
- Keep chats that still need your attention visible while folding away chats you’re done with.
- Previewed cards now have a visible dashed edge until focus leaves them.
- Draft cards no longer show a misleading standing glyph beside the unsent pencil.
- Removing a runner that was already deleted from this device now succeeds.
- Unsent drafts now use the same pencil mark on chat rail rows and board cards.
- Repeated database queries now run with less statement-preparation overhead.
- Switch notices now match the turn that is sent and stay out of other windows until confirmed.
- Starting a preview no longer risks overwriting files linked into its lock or log paths.
- Copy file paths, navigate the explorer by typing names, and choose how to handle conflicts when moving files.
- Searches and Vue import tracking no longer hang on long path or markup inputs.
- Tool names with regex characters now match installed packages literally.
- Devin browser sign-in now works in images that don't include xdg-open.
- Setting up Passwords now waits for the session helper so it can enroll sign-in confirmation and avoid asking for a recovery key each time.
- See a smoother, more polished seal animation while the app loads.
- Large streamed JSON records are now processed without repeated copying and scanning.
- Recovery links now only open pages on the configured editor site.
- Runs on models with no allowance left can now be booked to start automatically when the allowance reopens.
- You can now schedule agent messages to send automatically when rate limits reset.
- Finished chat and agent lists now show seven recent items instead of six before folding the rest.
- Agent cards now show a git branch icon on the session name and place the diff counts at the right edge, with the account label moved before them.
- Agent cards show what each agent has cost only when Geek metrics is turned on in Settings → Appearance.
- The tool-calls switch no longer sits under the chat composer; you can now keep steps open or fold them from the run itself.
- Links and the retry button in the model picker now underline when hovered, making them easier to spot.
- The network fence dialog now draws what the sandbox can reach, and hides exceptions and suggestions while the fence is off.
- A terminal in a hidden tab or panel no longer shrinks the pane you are reading in other windows.
- While a land runs, its incoming work shows on its own chip in Changes, and a lone sync offer states how many commits it would move.
- Scoped symbol searches now load fewer symbols from the index.
- Files your .gitignore excludes now sit on one quiet line you can open to see and copy them.
- Devin conversations now survive container rebuilds
- Chat messages that fail to send will now automatically retry for up to 15 seconds when the network or edge is temporarily unavailable
1.367.0Breaking
- Chat tabs can no longer be pinned to keep them open during bulk closes
- You can now see when a model provider is not shared with you in a sandbox and ask the owner for access.
- Opening the app during a live run no longer shows stale intermediate state
- Shorter Active lanes no longer show group headers
- When the account that ran a turn belongs to the owner, it now shows once in the owner's hover instead of twice as owner and account.
- You can now close a reconnect card once you say in the chat that you fixed the credential and a retry works.
- Desktop app users can now open their local files from the home page.
- You can now start Passwords over if you lose your recovery key, and start it again when it stops answering.
- The signed-out account icon now shows a person instead of a robot
- The first screen you see as a new user now shows a visual diagram of how sandboxes work
- The offline page now shows where your connection is broken with a visual diagram.
- Passwords no longer keeps asking for your recovery key after you cancel, only when something needs it
- The app now opens the workspace on first launch and after reinstall instead of the local computer folder
- The capacity rail now highlights which account your chat is using, so you can see at a glance which one is spending your allowance.
- Shell commands now show their output as file slices, search matches and line ranges, folded to the first lines
- You can now give someone full sandbox access while restricting which AI accounts their conversations use
- Port forwarding now retries and shows a clearer error when your sandbox doesn't respond
- Docker Compose sandboxes now show the exact lines to add to their compose file instead of a rebuild command
- Recently deleted sandboxes are now a page in your account, linked from the sandbox switcher and Home
- Your home conversation now stays cheap by starting fresh sessions when it grows large
- The landing page hero now shows three sandboxes, each playing a short turn of real work when you first switch to it.
- The landing page’s live demo now starts automatically when you open it in development.
- The Shared agent emblem now glances, blinks, and hops when you hover over it.
- Open a card’s change count to review its diff; the landing action no longer includes a separate review button.
- See refreshed hero imagery on the product pages.
- See which sessions installed a runtime tool, review their commands, and act on it without opening the row.
- View built-in personas alongside your own to see what they can access and when they are used.
- The landing page headline now places the agent emblem after “Shared.”
- Choose which repositories include a release note with each commit.
- Understand how services inherit and limit their steward's access.
- See each repository's checks grouped by when they run, with their paths and status together.
- The shared agent emblem now closes the landing page headline.
- See the shared agent emblem with a new swept-loop design.
- If a sandbox is too old for the home conversation, you can update it or open it to keep working as before.
- The landing page now features a redesigned SharedAgentEmblem with a crowned agent and glowing details.
- Sandboxes now avoid long waits after idle when Docker's cgroup filesystem is read-only.
- Edit notes, posts, and password details directly where you read them, with changes saved as you go.
- The landing page emblem now shows three ribbons joined at a shared center.
- See the agents' shared work represented by a woven trefoil emblem.
- Site headings now use the Lora typeface in both light and dark themes.
- Windows screen captures now work through the native launcher.
- View all connected Komodo estates from one Deployments tile, with a badge showing the incidents that still need attention.
- Sandbox name limits and sign-in code lengths now stay consistent across the app.
- Creating a sandbox from Home now works for both Compose and CLI setup paths.
- Catch broken GitHub and Cloudflare connections with nightly live checks.
- You can launch, reuse, list, and stop your own demo preview without affecting other conversations.
- Members can now ask the sandbox owner for access they were refused, with one press on "Ask for access".
- Sandboxes started with Docker Compose now show the Docker Compose command to update them, instead of an update that would break Compose.
- Start a hosted sandbox from Billing now opens the new-sandbox page in This computer's window instead of Files.
- Search results now appear incrementally while searching large files
- Parent cards in the Active lane now show as up next when their child is waiting on a re-run, instead of incorrectly showing as working when nothing in the…
- Open a secret to see its value and settings as answers you can edit in panels
- Active agents now appear in sections you can collapse to see fewer cards at once.
- The home page now shows an interactive map of how access control works in shared sandboxes
- You can now edit automations directly without clicking edit buttons, and changes save automatically.
- Send messages even when the account reads as blocked, in case the reading is out of date
- Folders containing sandbox settings can no longer be deleted or moved.
- The Silver skin now uses a dimmed valley wallpaper so the rail reads correctly
- Switching to the Silver look no longer changes your wallpaper
- Pinned chat prompts now show at a consistent size without images
- Clearing a lane no longer closes the chat you are currently reading
- Cargo builds are now ignored in sync, Docker cache is capped at 80 GB, and stuck sandbox rebuilds are automatically stopped
- The landing page headline now shows a woven emblem after the first word
- Collapsed folders stay collapsed when you return to Files
- You can now choose Silver as a dark theme option.
- Add a passkey under Access → Sign-in when you want one; the app no longer prompts after email sign-in.
- The list of places to run a sandbox now shows two per row instead of one.
- The landing page now animates in once per visit and draws a gold line around the live demo when it becomes interactive.
- Choose where to run a sandbox with each option's details shown
- The landing page now runs the real app interactively in the hero section instead of showing screenshots.
- Areas is now a tab in Access instead of a separate page
- Checkout rebuilds now wait before restarting your sandbox until you say go, so running agents aren't interrupted.
- Remove or leave a sandbox from the bottom of its Overview page, or from error screens that cannot open settings.
- See which other sandboxes need your attention and open them from the rail.
- Quickly identify machines running your current sandbox and see which sandboxes match a search.
- See who sent each prompt when multiple people are chatting.
- Sign-in steps now show clearer, more concise guidance and keep the action button alongside the current step.
- The sandbox name and open button now appear under the composer on the home screen.
- Sign-ins now fall back when no device can catch the callback, instead of promising a callback that cannot be completed.
- Keyboard shortcuts now work correctly on macOS with the ⌘ (Command) key
- See your PC setup progress while it moves your sandboxes to Intentic's engine
- See what an update replaces and review its changes beside the update controls.
- You can now view and copy the app and machine agent build details when reporting a problem.
- Create skills by filling in clearly labeled name, trigger, and instruction fields.
- Compare extension setting choices and their tradeoffs before selecting an option.
- Permission choices now explain their effects and show what remains available.
- Pasted files now show up right away instead of disappearing until something else moves
- You can now choose between Simple and Advanced views in agent recovery settings to show fewer or more configuration options.
- Simplified text for freeing space from inactive agents
- New sandboxes now automatically assign each job to its recommended Low, Medium or High model setup
- Finished work now stays on its branch until you accept it, and saving versions is opt-in.
- Switching sandboxes no longer sends queued messages to the wrong sandbox or shows another sandbox’s transcript.
- Browser tab icons now show preset logos at full size and trim transparent margins from uploaded logos.
- Project access tokens now show which project they can push to instead of failing silently
- Generated Claude skill links no longer appear as phantom workspace changes.
- See the active sandbox’s logo in the browser tab, alongside status indicators.
- Git operations against self-hosted GitLab instances served over HTTP no longer prompt repeatedly for credentials.
- Email sign-in now works without IDENTITY_SIGNING_KEY
- Create sandboxes from a dialog over Home, then follow their progress from a tile without leaving your chat.
- Fixed starter template build to use a compatible template revision
- Engine moves now avoid incomplete image and volume archives.
- You can now open and work with sandboxes on this computer even when Intentic is unreachable.
- When you delete files an agent has edited, you can now choose to keep them deleted or restore them and land the agent's changes.
- When your account is blocked or exhausted, the chat now shows why and what to do instead
- The desktop app now asks you to sign in in a dialog over whatever you're looking at, so you don't lose your place.
- Browser screenshots and other files now always go to the artifacts folder instead of your main repository.
- When you add a sandbox on desktop, it now appears as a tile on Home's rail and you can switch away while it sets up
- See how release notes are added to commits and choose whether to include them for each repository.
- Agent updates now handle streamed logs and recover more reliably from device or environment startup failures.
- Renaming symbols now preserves all occurrences in large files with emoji and either line-ending style.
- You can no longer add projects or choose a cover image from the workspace toolbar.
- The getting-started board no longer shows a sample finished agent card.
- Open This computer from the account menu in the desktop app.
- Wallpapers now appear only behind the agents board, not on other views.
- Edit automation settings where they appear and read schedules as plain-language descriptions.
- Unused app previews now rest while you work and wake when you visit them.
- View sandbox metrics in a more organized layout.
- Uninstalls now remove Docker objects in batches and avoid slow disk-usage checks when no sandboxes remain.
- Keep open is available from the card menu instead of the header action.
- Opening a row's drawer no longer squeezes the row title against the divider line beneath it.
- A card's pencil marks words left unsent in a running or waiting conversation, shown beside its status.
- Every chat and automation now shows which persona it acts as, including the built-in Full access and No accounts.
- Agent cards now show session titles without a separate topic label.
- Group related automations on shelves and scan their run history more easily.
- Disclosure chevrons now stay at the end of rows, after their actions.
- Agent cards now show what kind of session they are and which package its changes affect.
- Skill forms now explain missing or conflicting fields, and the demo lets you create and manage skills.
- Open a sandbox view from Home without leaving your chat, and connect a model when none is available.
- See which account owns a folder’s sandbox and switch accounts to open it without creating a second sandbox.
- Home conversations now resolve workspace conflicts and apply merged work automatically; your uncommitted edits remain yours to commit or stash.
- See the sandbox’s connection or startup status while waiting for the home conversation to open.
- Unsent messages are now labeled as drafts, with their mark shown on the card corner or identity tile.
- Failed upstream responses are now capped to avoid oversized errors, and sent emails no longer fail because of a slow acknowledgement.
- Agent personas and tool restrictions now apply consistently across supported runtimes.
- Keep the chat centered when tabs are hidden, without shifting as the capacity rail appears.
- Redirects from linked sandboxes and extension backends no longer expose private credentials to other destinations.
- Expired or replaced invites and renewed device registrations are now protected from stale requests.
- Update sync status and menu hints on devices when file synchronization is held during sandbox updates or disconnections.
- You can now view an explainer detailing what a persona is within the persona settings.
- You can now sign in directly from the device view to see all devices when logged out.
- Automations now show warnings when a selected persona is missing or when no persona is chosen despite available accounts.
- Turning on password saving in the browser extension now successfully requests permissions and saves sign-ins.
- The home chat no longer displays a top bar, and the home button has been removed from the sidebar.
- Scheduled automation runs now stack under a single card on the board to keep your view organized.
- Fold dependencies added across multiple manifests into a single summary line during agent review.
- Your chosen appearance theme now stays consistent across all desktop app windows and pages.
- The app now opens directly to Home, showing all your sandboxes on startup.
- Respect newly picked models and effort levels when continuing a conversation after a usage limit.
- Markdown files now render as prose in the home quick look.
- You can now view and restore deleted sandboxes from a dedicated page that remains available even after your last sandbox is removed
- You can now visit the home page without signing in, and adding a sandbox always opens the same dialog instead of sending you to a setup page.
- Plan limits panel now appears above the cost per session section
- Non-guest users can now change the AI model directly from the composer, regardless of whether they're in plain words or developer mode.
- View average and median API cost per agent conversation on the usage page.
- The close confirmation dialog no longer flickers behind the window when you unminimize from the taskbar
- The add sandbox hint no longer blocks clicks on the button
- Step markers in the getting started list now align properly with the selected row
- Settings pages now open even when your sandbox is not ready or cannot connect
- Session titles now describe the work instead of just showing the project or file name
- You can now start fixing CI failures before the run completes.
- Sandbox owners can now customize their logo with preset icons and colors or upload a custom image.
- You can now see available models before connecting an account
- Desktop now opens the agent fleet instead of the file tree when you launch the app
- Buttons in the progress view now stay fully visible when scrolling
- You can now open the home screen before creating your first sandbox, with guidance pointing to the add button.
- The offer response now includes startJourney and unopenedDays fields
- The landing page hero now cycles through product screenshots automatically instead of waiting for hover
- The landing page now shows a real screenshot of the home view instead of an illustration
- Active navigation items no longer show the ember dot indicator
- The landing page now shows a single focused product view that reveals other screens on hover.
- Start a cloud sandbox directly from pricing by choosing a tier and signing in
- Keyring consent dialogs now appear on screen when requested
- New sandboxes now open on the full-screen chat to start your first session
- The add sandbox dialog now stays open while your new sandbox starts, showing its boot progress, so you see it become ready to use instead of waiting on blank…
- When you already have a sandbox, adding another opens a dialog instead of the setup page
- Press Cmd/Ctrl+Enter in the chat composer to send your draft to a new agent instead of the current conversation
- When you sign in with no sandbox, you'll see a page offering This computer or setup instead of going straight to setup.
- The Repair page now shows check results as cards instead of raw logs, and its wrench icon appears on the left rail while it's running.
- You can now give someone access only to their home conversation, and choose whether it lands work by itself.
- The status bar no longer appears in the master view.
- A first folder opens faster because the agent is already installed and doesn't check for updates first.
- Generated files like state-shapes.json now appear in the same commit as the sources that produced them
- Open a folder's sandbox instantly, without watching it load
- The highlight in the sidebar index and document outline now slides to the section you select instead of jumping.
- Fresh sandboxes no longer open review on every file when you first copy a project into them
- The home rail now only shows sandboxes that are ready to use
- Passwords loading and error messages are now clearer
- The sandbox switcher now shows a ring when you're on a sandbox page
- The All Sandboxes button is now a small icon on the sandboxes list header instead of a full row, and the home rail stays visible when you open settings from it
- View all your sandboxes in one place with a home conversation for each.
- The loading indicator across the top of a panel is now a subtle breathing line instead of a moving bar
- The highlight in the sidebar index and document outline now slides to the section you select instead of jumping.
- See what the uninstaller is checking while it looks for sandboxes and related data.
- The uninstaller no longer shows a completion popup after removing the app
- The app no longer automatically sets up a sandbox when you sign in as a different account
- When an agent update fails, you now see the error instead of a success message
- Manage, remove, leave, and roll back account sandboxes from a local window using the same switcher as the workspace.
- The highlight in the sidebar index and document outline now slides to the section you select instead of jumping.
- See how many files and bytes remain while your folder's first copy reaches its sandbox.
- Ended background jobs now fold into the transcript and can be opened to inspect their details.
- The Devices page no longer shows a setup card just to ask you to sign in.
- Find sandbox setup tasks and important sandbox notices from the getting-started ring.
- The sandbox removal dialog now states in one line what will happen, and its confirm button no longer changes width during the countdown.
- Organisation settings in a local folder can now be found in Settings and open the workspace.
- Pictures opened in the lightbox now show the sharp original file instead of a compressed preview.
- Passwords on Windows works again after its protected service stops answering, and the repair now reinstalls it from the app.
- Open organisation settings in your workspace when using a local desktop window.
- See setup steps, estimated time, and download progress while a connected computer sets up your sandbox.
- The highlight in the sidebar index and document outline now slides to the section you select instead of jumping.
- View end-of-turn check results in the transcript and expand a notice to see the findings sent to the agent.
- See recognizable labels and brief explanations for what you'll encounter on provider sign-in pages.
- Quiet checkouts now free gigabytes of build output while keeping their source files and restoring everything on the next build.
- Helpers can now ask questions without exposing tools, forms, terminals, or permission prompts.
- Autofill now finds login fields in every window of an app.
- Chore history scans now use less disk, keeping repository activity views lighter.
- Loading placeholders now match the content shown by `<Await>`.
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- The limitMoving, limitNextAt and limitScheduled fields are gone from agent list, archive and move responses; read the agent's limit state from the new fields…
- The highlight in the sidebar index and document outline now slides to the section you select instead of jumping.
- Track setup progress for each local project folder as it gets ready for use.
- The Stop button on a commit now appears only once the commit has run for a while, so ordinary commits no longer show it.
- Sandbox metrics now include child sessions and workflow steps in the card they belong to.
- Tools settings now open in a Simple view with one-line results, and an Advanced switch shows the full tables and tuning.
- You can now undo a sandbox removal during its countdown, and see each step as it runs.
- You can cancel an app install started from the setup page, and a setup waiting on this PC can be given up.
- The document editor no longer shows a blank pane while it loads; the document's text shows instead, with Try again if it takes too long.
- Parents can now mark a subagent's held work as already brought in by hand, so the owner stops being asked about it.
- Passwords now offers an update when the password keeper on this computer is too old to work with the app.
- Opening the workspace from This computer no longer lands on an old setup page when a sandbox is already connected.
- The home's project button in the desktop app now opens a folder from your computer in its own window.
- Provider tiles show a desktop badge when a sign-in is found on this computer, instead of a text line under the name.
- Data & privacy now has its own Settings page, with the analytics switch, account export and account deletion together.
- Subagents now start only where an account's allowance can carry them, and wait as pending until room comes back, instead of all starting at once and running…
- The update card now learns of a new release as soon as one of your computers is already running it.
- You can now mark a held agent's work as already merged when you brought it in yourself, so its card stops showing a land conflict.
- You can pick the microphone that listens for the wake word and dictation in Settings, and see what it heard last.
- Agent lists no longer show the old limit-moving and limit-scheduled details; limit timing now shows the current state.
- The subagent bar now shows which account a subagent is running on, alongside its model and effort.
- The log collector address box shows https:// as a fixed prefix, and a refused address is explained beside the box.
- Sandbox errors now name the field that was refused, and long fresh-session titles no longer cause a turn to fail.
- The checklist in the chat side rail can now flow into two columns when a long plan has room beside the chat.
- The "nothing selected" message in the passwords detail pane now stays centered.
- Messages sent while the sandbox is unreachable now wait in the chat and go out when it answers, and you can send them now or cancel them.
- Waiting on "any" no longer sits until timeout when every subagent is done but background commands are still running; you get an immediate answer listing…
- Android push notifications work without extra Firebase build configuration.
- The Android app can show push notifications when you are signed in and have sandboxes.
- After you connect your own provider account, the free trial no longer shows in the model picker unless the current chat already uses it.
- Google sign-in now shows an error message when sign-in fails after you pick an account, instead of failing with no feedback.
- The model picker shows a clearer status line and puts loop choice and run settings on one compact toolbar.
- On Android, chat and your agent board open in a native app instead of a full-screen browser view, with passkey sign-in and notifications.
- Held and scheduled messages show which model they will use; you can move them to match the model selected in the composer.
- Rate limit refusals clear the loading state immediately instead of staying visible for several seconds.
- Warning icons beside account refusal messages in the picker align properly with the text.
- The site footer links to a new Facts page, and home page copy describes intentic as an orchestrator for parallel coding agents.
- The chat side rail shares space between your checklist and plan details so a long list no longer hides the plan section.
- Sandbox containers start faster after sleep or restart because the daemon reuses compiled Node modules from the last run.
- The website and README show updated product images with the full agents board and hero wings no longer cropped on the sides.
- A sandbox asleep on your own machine usually comes back in a few seconds instead of waiting about a minute.
- Intentic OS updates download only what changed instead of hundreds of megabytes when just the CLI was updated.
- When you pick a different model or provider during a reply, the picker explains that the current turn keeps its model and your choice applies from your next…
- App and sandbox image updates download less because unchanged models and dependencies are reused instead of pulled again.
- Switching sandboxes no longer mixes another sandbox’s picture sizes in the home gallery, and labels no longer show model or slot counts.
- Starting a sandbox whose at-rest key file is missing now explains what happened and what to do instead of showing Docker's mount error.
- Agent cards waiting on a limit show when the booked retry is scheduled, and exhausted accounts are no longer treated as available.
- In the home picture gallery, press Space or the expand button on a tile to open a full-window preview and move through other photos and videos.
- After a sandbox upgrade or reconnect, file sync keeps retrying until it actually runs again instead of staying paused while the app says it resumed.
- You can continue a stalled conversation with agents resume, and scheduled automations can retry after a model limit instead of losing the run.
- Gallery picture size has minus and plus beside the slider, and thumbnails stay sharp when you change size.
- Switching to another account while a turn is waiting on limits now waits for that account’s real reopen instead of retrying too soon and failing.
- List and section headers no longer show how many items they contain.
- The keyrings section title no longer shows how many keyrings you have.
- The Passwords sidebar entry stays hidden until you set it up, an agent needs a password, or one is shared; start setup from This device.
- In a workspace folder you can switch to Gallery to see pictures and videos in larger rows, and adjust picture size with the slider.
- You can keep login passwords on your computer and fill them in the browser, desktop, and Android when you approve.
- Filter chips no longer make the Commit button flicker before the list updates, and slow git runs show beside the buttons instead of shifting the panel down.
- Switching to another sandbox closes the bring-a-project dialog instead of leaving it open.
- The mobile agent board now hides empty columns, and the navigation rail gains direct access to your account and settings.
- You can now view structured details for provider failure messages in chat transcripts.
- On your phone, use the rail beside the Agents board instead of the bottom tab bar to move around.
- Long waits now show elapsed time, how long they usually take, and an estimated progress bar instead of only a spinner.
- The models page now opens with a provider tile selected instead of an empty details panel.
- The keyring no longer shows a separate window naming the request while Windows Hello is waiting during enrol or sign.
- The landing page no longer shows the short install-or-browser steps line under the main action buttons.
- Streamline work check cards and labels in agent chat.
- The API tokens heading no longer shows how many tokens you have beside it.
- While a slow commit shows detailed progress and Stop, the bar no longer repeats the same repository name.
- After a workspace restart, in-progress agent turns, automations, and background jobs can resume instead of being dropped.
- The usage ring now explains when a model has no reported allowance, a limit stopped updating, or a turn ran after a limit looked spent.
- The API tokens settings page now shows a loading state while your tokens are being fetched.
- An empty attention lane shows the same brief message on your first visit instead of a dashed introduction about permissions.
- Check marks on agent and chat tabs show as seal badges; hover them for details instead of clicking the marks on an agent card.
- Chats held on usage limits show when the pool reopens and which ones will send again on their own.
- Google-linked accounts no longer look fully used up when only Claude and GPT limits are exhausted but Gemini still has quota left.
- Agent cards show each check on the work as its own corner stamp with full details on hover, instead of a single seal.
- Agent savings settings can show iq search uptake, field-note sections that never reach the brief, and the last settled comparison while a new one is still…
- Roll back no longer lists duplicate choices or dev builds that cannot be downloaded again.
- You can open a fresh code review or test session on an agent’s work from its card, and the card shows whether that work was reviewed.
- Agent tool-loading settings are grouped under Token savings, and related settings are easier to find in search.
- You can put a running sandbox to sleep from a device’s sandbox list; it starts again on its own when someone opens it.
- The highlight in the sidebar index and document outline now slides to the section you select instead of jumping.
- Import an existing project from an empty workspace, and trial usage allows a short grace period to complete a turn already in progress.
- The sandbox map no longer briefly shows connection lines in the wrong layout when it first appears.
- When your sandbox sleeps from disuse, the app no longer treats it as stopped or keeps asking you to start it after you return from the workspace.
- The personas page opens the first persona when you arrive without one selected, and stays closed if you closed it before the list refreshes.
- Moving sandboxes between Docker Desktop and the Intentic engine keeps the same encryption key, and the move is blocked if that key file is missing.
- You can remove Intentic from this computer in the app or Windows uninstaller and choose whether to keep your sandboxes.
- Delegated subagents survive restarts, can return structured results and run scripted workflows, and you can set how long they wait when their allowance is…
- Device actions now show a short confirmation under the row; open Details to see the full output from your machine.
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- Settings and API payloads that used restorePointDays must use restorePointKeepDays; the old field is no longer accepted.
- Wire clients that relied on restorePointDays defaults from retention settings must set the field explicitly; those schema defaults are no longer published.
- Keyboard shortcuts in settings now use the same section header and toolbar layout as the other settings pages.
- Moving sync onto this machine's own Mutagen should start running sessions again instead of leaving them paused until you resume manually.
- If you kept workspace restore points forever, check retention:they now use the 30-day default unless you choose keep duration again.
- The Devices page warns when two connected computers share the same machine identity, and older duplicate enrollments are removed when the same computer pairs…
- Connections left after renaming or removing a device now appear below your machines with clearer descriptions and Remove instead of Withdraw.
- Sync can pause when your drive is nearly full, storage warns before checkouts run out of room, and held conversations can release their working copies after a…
- Adding a folder to work with an agent shows clear sign-in, sandbox, and copy steps, and no longer looks like files are uploading before you sign in.
- Hosted idle notices and cleanup follow when you last opened the sandbox, not when a scheduled wake started it alone.
- Hosted sandboxes wake for scheduled automations and booked sends after sleeping idle, without waiting for you to open them.
- Screen readers hear when the folder file tree is still loading.
1.342.0Breaking
- Do not read stableSystemPrompt default from SandboxSettingsSchema or SandboxSettingsWriteSchema; set stableSystemPrompt explicitly when you write sandbox…
- The pricing page no longer shows a line between the Questions heading and the FAQ list.
- You can load connected tools only when needed, and large tool replies are shortened before they stay in the chat.
- Sandboxes that sleep when unused wake shortly before scheduled work so automations and crons still run on time.
- HTML previews can run scripts, load files beside the page, and use the network when your sandbox supports it, still isolated from the editor.
- On a sandbox overview you can choose whether it sleeps when unused or stays running so schedules fire on time.
- Help about linked sandboxes is now available from an info icon in the section header instead of only under the link form.
- Underlined tab rows now slide the selection line to the tab you pick instead of jumping instantly.
- Hitting a usage limit no longer retries the model before your allowance actually resets, and outdated block notices disappear sooner.
- The API tokens section no longer shows a token count in its header.
- Workspace pictures in markdown keep the same space while they load again, so the page shifts less when you revisit a document.
- You can schedule the chat to continue when your limit resets without sending "Continue" as your message, and book held messages for that reopen.
- You can now access past chats directly from the chat switcher sheet, and window controls beside a bar feature a clear visual separator.
1.341.0Breaking
- SandboxNoticeSchema.oneOf[14] was removed from the machine-read wire contract.
- Failed agent cards show what went wrong in the corner and a one-line summary, with the full message on hover instead of a generic Error.
- Windows uninstall now completes cleanup after the app and file server finish closing instead of stopping early.
- Extension browse and installed lists use the same tile and detail pages as capabilities, with shareable links instead of pop-ups or expanded rows.
- When the first copy into your sandbox is paused, the folder card and button say so and point you to Devices to resume; re-attaching the same folder keeps that…
- On the agents board, filter controls wrap to a new line instead of overlapping the search field when the window is narrow.
- Commit and Save keep their labels while running, with status beside the buttons; the index-run panel appears only when a commit takes longer than a moment.
- Voice, terminals, and agent installs can use compressed transfers where your browser or platform supports it, so sessions and downloads use less data.
- Agent recovery can cap how long one turn runs; stopped sub-agents are reported as stopped, and parents waiting on capacity wake when a provider opens again.
- Large workspace uploads can use less bandwidth when your sandbox supports it, and published pages and live updates load faster over the network.
- On the site and in the Sanctum look, current page, tabs, and focus highlights use gold instead of orange.
- You can review code from chat or the Changes bar and see findings in a card with file links and Fix prompts in the composer.
- You can now run hosted sandboxes with GPU support and smoother workspace switching.
- Slash commands and Codex skills run correctly even when the app adds notes above your message.
- Search and filter fields share a soft filled look with a clear button; on hub pages, press / to focus search when you're not already typing.
- Page sections now use underline tabs instead of pill buttons, so it is clearer when you are switching parts of a screen rather than filtering content.
- Main failures show as a card above the run list and name each failing workflow, including scheduled jobs whose runs are not on the board.
- Search in the settings or sandbox hub finds pages and individual settings and opens them directly.
- Text search in folders on your computer is much faster, and the explorer uses the same search bar as the workspace.
- After you finish the getting-started checklist, you can join the team on Discord from your account menu or that panel.
- Settings are grouped under Account, Preferences, and Developer, with voice under Notifications and data under Profile.
- Privacy settings share one hub row with tabs, and the audit log opens under Activity instead of its own row.
- Sign-in from a folder brings you back to that folder, the card tells you to finish in the browser, and opening its sandbox shows progress in the same window.
- The demo workspace now lets you stage, unstage, commit, and discard file changes without connecting to a real Git remote.
- You can connect a Wear OS watch to your sandbox; scan its pairing code with the Intentic Device app on your phone beside it.
- In the sandbox hub Reach section, the map view now appears after Access, Areas, and Personas instead of at the top.
- The Allow choice on the analytics consent prompt is shown with subtler styling.
- The workspace no longer asks for analytics consent by time zone; turn product analytics off under Settings, Data & privacy if you do not want it.
- Moving back to Docker Desktop is now a quiet link at the bottom of This device, and the engine card stays hidden when there is nothing else to show.
- On Intentic OS desktop you can turn on window access for each sandbox; none can open windows on your screen until you allow it.
- Connections on the sandbox map from different groups now run in separate side-by-side lanes instead of sharing one vertical line.
- Sandbox hub sections, including the map, use the standard wide page width instead of stretching edge to edge.
- On the sandbox reach map you can choose Compact or Detailed; the map remembers your choice on this device.
- When git, Docker, or an agent fails, you should see a clearer explanation instead of a vague generic error.
- Open Map under Reach to see who can enter the sandbox and what it connects to, and highlight those paths by pointing or clicking.
- On Intentic OS Desktop, sandboxes can open in labelled windows on your screen, and you can manage network, display, sound, and security from the app.
1.338.0Breaking
- Product analytics no longer waits for Allow; switch it off under Settings, Data if you do not want recording.
- Setups or integrations that relied on the linked-task run role must delegate through each link's own MCP tools instead of that role value.
- Privacy rules and name lists edit inline in each list row, and new rules open with the name field selected so you can type right away.
- You can turn built-in name lists off, add your own lists and masking rules, and preview how sample text would be masked before it is sent.
- Repair and other recovery options no longer appear while your sandbox is waking up, and the message confirms your files and conversations are unchanged.
- The who-has-access list no longer jumps while loading; the add-person row appears together with the rest of the roster.
- Recommended protection presets are applied from the section header instead of a sticky bar at the bottom of the list.
- Section headers in sandbox data protection no longer show how many items are in each group.
- You can keep passwords on your own computer and approve when a sandbox may use or type them, without storing them inside the sandbox.
- Sandbox images pull again on Docker setups that refuse images deeper than 125 layers.
- Privacy shield, guardrails, and retention now have their own sandbox hub areas instead of under Agent settings.
- Voice settings no longer show the “How it works” section about wake-word listening and privacy.
- Restart or roll back a down sandbox through another that reaches its computer, set up on a connected machine with a button, and choose which duplicate copy to…
- Opening the workspace from a folder or document window replaces that window instead of opening another window beside it.
- Removing a sandbox now checks all your connected sandboxes for the computer it runs on before offering a cleanup command.
- Never-mask entries appear as compact tags you can search, copy as a list, and expand when there are many.
- Healthy repository checks no longer show a separate “Running” line; the on switch and green shield are enough.
- Host guard can skip asking when a command only uses allowed hosts and passes through utilities like jq, grep, or cd between network steps.
- Commands that use secrets are checked more carefully for where data might be sent and when approval is required.
- Organisation sandboxes follow stricter policy and roster rules, office actions need approval, and you can skip straight to the main content from the shell.
- You can now update outdated sandboxes with a single click and navigate repositories more easily.
- Built-in workflow design is removed; install the Workflows extension from the marketplace to keep editing automation graphs.
- The desktop app starts a sleeping sandbox on your computer immediately when you open it, with a loading tree and waking status instead of an empty workspace.
- Subagent approval cards show the task and message, explain why approval was needed, and collapse after you answer until you expand them again.
- The devices board spaces phones, linked sandboxes, and recently deleted sections like other sandbox pages.
- Ignored files shown after agent work are only things you would open (videos, PDFs, archives), not build output or caches, and many files in one folder appear…
- You can now remove a sandbox from your account from inside a chat, after approving it on a card.
- The e-Urząd office card now refreshes on its own when the agent saves new records, and the sandbox drift report lists the organisation area.
- A PC whose Windows side is offline but whose WSL distro still answers now shows as partly connected, and unused device keys can be withdrawn from the Devices…
- Sandboxes set up from dev or staging now accept that platform's editor when you pair, and linked sandboxes show the name you chose.
- On sandbox data protection, the page shows shorter summaries; open the (i) next to a step or row for the full explanation.
- The sandbox audit log lists changes by day in plain language, merges duplicate moments into one row, and shows log integrity at a glance above the list.
- Organisation admins can now set policies for their whole organisation from a new console.
- Checkout sandbox and netd image builds succeed when Docker lists credential helpers that are not available in your environment.
- Older models are labeled in the picker and composer, rank below newer matches when you search, and new chats start on the newest version in the family you…
- On medium-width screens the agent board uses two columns, and each card shows a ⋯ menu for rename, reactions, and review instead of many header buttons.
- Agent review now tells you when files were saved outside this conversation's checkout and that they will not land, with a short reason on hover.
- When your sandbox daemon is too old for a feature, you get a clear message about what's missing instead of a generic request failure.
- Signing in from a folder brings you back to that folder, and its footer button runs the next setup step instead of doing nothing when the card is already open.
- The first-run Allow or No thanks popup is gone; product analytics is on unless you turn it off under Settings, Data.
- In the desktop app you can say your agent's wake word to start or continue a chat hands-free, including while the window stays in the tray.
- Passkey and analytics settings no longer show the long explanatory sentences beneath their titles.
- You can connect Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok so the agent can act on those sites as you through the signed-in browser.
- Data protection is now three steps:protections, where data goes, and documents:with a short summary on each step before you open it.
- Linked sandboxes show on Your devices, and the agent hands work to each one through its own tools instead of a single links tool.
- The AI notice and analytics switch are under Sandbox Access; Activity and the audit log are grouped under Oversight.
- Clicks in the space above the message box no longer trigger queue actions you can't see, and the conversation fades smoothly into that area.
- Pair two sandboxes in Capabilities and let agents hand tasks to the linked sandbox, then open and follow that work from the editor.
- Command output settings show savings under the main switch; per-cleaner toggles and measurement options are under Advanced.
- Automatic turns wait when your allowance is already spent instead of sending requests that will fail, and the providers list shows pool type, running agents…
- Clicking the current section name in the breadcrumb opens the document outline when the outline rail is hidden.
- Setting up this PC now moves your sandboxes from Docker Desktop onto the Intentic container engine as part of setup.
1.336.0Breaking
- Savings and turn experiment payloads no longer use openingListings; use openedWithListing, a 0–1 share of turns that listed directories, instead.
- Finished agent conversations no longer treat commits removed from main by a hard reset as work ready to land again.
- Links from intentic.dev on Android can open the installed app directly once the site is deployed with the new verification file.
- Agent measurement rows show how far sampling has progressed until both groups are ready, and the previous settled result when a comparison restarts.
- The foot status bar no longer shows as an empty strip when nothing is running and live metrics are off.
- Numbers after a decimal point and two-word phrases made of common English words are no longer masked as card numbers or person names.
- Docker image builds in a WSL distro using the intentic engine keep working after you quit Docker Desktop, without restarting the engine.
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- The chat list's persona grid is gone; pick a persona with the composer's Acts as pill or @persona: instead.
- Version drift reports now list the audit trail and data protection areas when settings differ between versions.
- In light mode, session cards on grounded panels look warmer and stand out more clearly from the background.
- Status icons on agent and chat cards look lighter on light backgrounds, and chat session rows are easier to see on the panel.
- Agent cards with an active watch no longer sit taller than other cards on the board.
- Tool steps and agent activity use plain-language descriptions instead of technical tool and command names when you're in maker mode.
- Accent highlights and status areas look clearer, with softer tinted backgrounds on notices and pills.
- Where the chat runs stays in the composer overflow after you start in this sandbox, so the menu can explain when it cannot move.
- Choose where a chat runs from the composer overflow while it stays on this sandbox; once it runs elsewhere, that choice stays visible on the row.
- The archived-agents control in the agents board header is sized to line up cleanly with the cards below.
- Links to files that aren't in that chat's workspace copy show what's missing and similar paths, or let you browse other matches for the same name.
- Sandbox and runner section headers on the device page no longer show how many items are in each list.
- The status bar shows one Browsers chip for live apps, open browser windows, and desktop windows; hover it to see the breakdown.
- Analytics is now off until you opt in, and you can change that choice later in settings.
- Marketing pages show the hero background sooner and scroll more smoothly on first load.
- On a computer running Intentic OS you can check system health and install updates or rollbacks from This device before restarting.
- When you filter workspace changes by origin, the selected chip plays a short highlight animation, including when you switch to a different origin.
- When the sandbox is too busy to prepare your conversation's workspace, your message waits and is sent again automatically once things calm down.
- You add teammates from an Add person card in the people list, where the email field opens in place.
- The connect models screen no longer shows how much free trial you have left.
- Team-chat automations can work several threads at once, and Slack and Telegram show live progress and a way to stop the agent like Discord.
- On Windows, getting agents running on this PC is now three numbered steps with one clear next action at a time.
- People on the Access page now show whether each person can run agents and which folders they can edit by hand.
- Reading a reply aloud now shows a notification while the voice loads, downloads, or fails, and the press shows Stop while it reads.
- The chat list no longer has persona tiles or scopes chats to a persona; pick a persona in the chat's composer instead.
- Automation listeners can react only when someone mentions the bot, replies to it, or sends a direct message, instead of every message in the channel.
- Spawning a subagent on a model already known to be out of allowance is blocked up front, and you can mark unmetered plans as spent from the agents CLI.
- You can now choose which connected accounts and secrets each person's assistants may use when you share access.
- Views that are loading now show the layout they last had, instead of a blank area or a generic placeholder.
- The review now lists files your .gitignore excludes, such as renders, and copies them into your tree with one press.
- You can now pick which loop a provider runs on, and see the vendor's terms for it, from the chat model picker.
- Standing grant section headings no longer show a item count or a description line under them.
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- The Agents page is removed; use This device to set up this PC and write your first task.
- Set up this PC and your first task from This device instead of the Agents page.
1.333.0Breaking
- Anything parsing GrantRevokeSchema loses additionalProperties, properties, required and type; use the current sandbox-contract grant schemas instead.
- You can sign in with a one-time code sent to your email, not only with Google.
- The editor shows the mist wallpaper by default until you choose another option or none.
- In the desktop app, sign-in and setup now let you return to This computer when there is no workspace to go back to.
- You can hear replies read aloud in chat, use hands-free voice with spoken answers, and get spoken replies in Discord voice channels.
- Bring back appears when the sandbox has changes to copy home; opening a folder shows progress while its file list is read, including on large or WSL folders.
- A sandbox setup started while this PC still needs Docker now waits for this PC's setup and carries on by itself once it is ready.
- The context chip at the top of a chat lists the system prompt and what went with your first message; that message no longer shows a separate context paperclip.
- Open needs refresh right after you grant access or save a change, even if a check was already running.
- The free trial now shows how many messages you have left today, a progress bar, when it resets, and clearer notes on the model button.
- The sandbox switcher shows connection status on the bottom-left and the restart spinner on the bottom-right, like other rail icons.
- Resuming after a stale background notice no longer makes the agent reply twice to the same message.
- The selection highlight on a session card starts moving as soon as you select it instead of sitting still for a moment first.
- Selecting a session card replays the selection shimmer from the start of its sweep.
- The open session card gets a soft highlight and a gentle moving shimmer so it’s easier to see which chat is active.
- Rename an open persona from its heading, the same way you rename the sandbox and model setups.
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- Settings and API consumers must read modelSetups and roleSetups; modelDefault and modelRoles are gone and migrate when settings load.
- Clients that read or write sandbox settings must set limitMoveCarryUnder explicitly; the wire contract no longer defines a default on read or write schemas.
- You choose which repository to focus on from a menu in the page header instead of a list in the side column.
- Agent turns finish sooner after background servers hit their limit, those servers actually stop when reported, and work can land if you cancel the job or…
- Map holdout in agent behaviour settings again compares conversations that open with the project map to those that open without it.
- When this machine is busy, new chats can suggest starting on another of your machines that has room, or move there automatically if you choose that in settings.
- Sandbox Access lists conversation permissions with live or archived status, icons, and buttons to revoke one allowance or all for a chat.
- New tabs open right away so you can type an address immediately, window runs on the tab strip show as an icon or initial, and searches from the address bar…
- Pinned models without a chosen effort level now show that the model's default effort is used.
- You assign each background job to a named model setup and drag jobs between setups instead of using a default list plus per-job lists.
- Choosing always on a subagent spawn prompt clears other pending prompts on that agent for this turn, and messages within your agent tree no longer trigger…
- If your repository checks file changes after you turned checks on, checks you already accepted keep running; only new or changed ones wait until you accept…
- Plan limits groups blocked accounts under Needs action, with a Reconnect link to the Models tab for signed-out accounts.
- Agent Jobs now starts from default models you can share across jobs, with separate lists for jobs you move off the default.
- Choose when a message sends from the menu on the Send button; the button shows the time or agent you picked.
- On Windows, open a new terminal and run intentic with a folder path (such as intentic .) to open that folder in Intentic.
- Agent instructions now say which providers do not use your system prompt and keep their own.
- You can show only one repository from the file tree or Project commands in the palette; the separate Projects page on the rail is gone.
- When your allowance is spent, an empty composer or the continue strip can schedule the turn for when the limit resets instead of offering Continue that fails…
- Agent cards show when scheduled messages will send; archiving an agent cancels those bookings; Edit puts waiting messages back in the composer.
- Devin account sign-in can finish on its own when Intentic runs on your computer or in a browser that catches the redirect; otherwise paste the URL or code…
- Connect a Devin account to run Devin's agent and pick models from what your Devin plan offers.
- The Devices board shows each computer as a tile with its operating system icon and lets you filter by live, needs attention, or offline.
- Expanded rows use a lighter highlight so the panel background and texture stay visible instead of a flat overlay.
- The editor reloads once when the dev server re-bundles dependencies under an open tab, instead of breaking side panels or views.
- Buttons and forms keep showing progress and errors consistently while work is running, including after you leave the screen and come back.
- Runners built from the same sandbox overlay as yours are no longer marked outdated just because their image name differs.
- Host connect setup keeps a stable SSH tunnel across single-use codes, and ic progress lines align with emoji and CJK in the terminal.
- Chats on a remote runner now warn you before you send why the shield cannot run there, and docs-style placeholder phone numbers no longer trigger false…
- Taking back your own waiting message puts its words and attachments back in the composer instead of removing them, and drops the chat from the list when that…
- Notices, tool calls, and checklists in chat line up in one column, and settled prompts no longer stay highlighted like the one still waiting for your answer.
- In the run dialog, pick which computer to use once at the top, then start each listed program with its own Run button.
- Copy-paste install and device commands are now single-line URLs; terminal tools show clearer step-by-step progress.
- An account that hit a usage limit stays unavailable until it serves again, even when another account on the same provider was refused later.
- Draft cards on the agent board stay visible when you open them while chat lives in another window, instead of disappearing briefly.
- On your phone, swipe between an agent's chat and their pending changes; the header shows how many changes are still to land.
- In Privacy Shield activity, peek at each masked image before masking and as the provider saw it.
- Unused per-model capacity rows no longer duplicate your main weekly limit when that limit already covers every model.
- Chat buttons and links are easier to tap on a phone, and the composer bar lays out better on narrow screens.
- Sandbox and agent settings panels reflow instead of clipping when the window or side panel is narrow.
- When you schedule a message for later, you can pick a day on a calendar and enter a time instead of the browser’s date-and-time control.
- On phone you can swipe rows aside to archive or take back a message, flick bottom sheets closed, swipe from the left edge to go back, and tap the active tab…
- Office files you can change open ready to edit instead of opening read-only until you tap Edit.
- You can now stage and review changes by scoped areas instead of just whole repositories.
- New Windows setups now run sandboxes on Intentic's engine by default, even if Docker Desktop is installed.
- Chat no longer shows an account as ready at the limit while the service still treats it as spent until capacity returns or the cooldown ends.
- Copying sandbox volumes with only a container name no longer requires you to also pass a helper or image when that container provides one.
- You can use the Intentic engine as Docker in a WSL distro and copy images, volumes, and stopped containers between Intentic and Docker Desktop.
- When you edit a chat message, the notice bar now uses a card-style look with a subtle shadow.
- Your first visit includes a getting-started checklist and the agents board in three lanes from the start, with hints for what to do next.
- On Windows, copying files from sandboxes and other Docker work against the Intentic engine is much faster while the engine is running.
- The device page names Intentic's engine when your sandboxes use it, and containers left behind after moving engines no longer appear in the sandbox list.
- Your computer can put sandboxes you are not using to sleep to save memory; opening one wakes it again.
- Desktop updates can install while first-run engine and image downloads pause and resume on the next launch.
- Help for when to suggest a session summary is clearer, and German, Spanish, and French now show those settings.
- Help text for automation clocks, idle chat warming, low-memory holds, and limit handoffs is shorter and easier to read.
- Memory and process breakdown help text appears when you hover section headings instead of always below them.
- Sandbox resource metrics use MiB and GiB and can show a separate memory breakdown from process totals by role or session.
- When a chat stops because the model allowance ran out, you can choose to keep the full session, trim older tool output, or start fresh from a summary before…
- On Windows you can move your sandboxes to Intentic's own container engine from This device so they run without Docker Desktop.
- On codebase health, each hotspot row names the suggested refactor and the tab uses a clearer stats strip and table layout.
- Usage limits shown at 100% no longer block your account when the provider only reports whole percents until it actually refuses a turn.
- Dropping a large folder onto your workspace into a local sandbox finishes much faster when the folder has lots of small files.
- Refactor actions on the Health tab now have a model picker, and refactors use their own Refactors model list in settings.
- Commit-message drafts now announce when they start, are ready, or fail, and a reload no longer reports a draft that was never seen to fail.
- Chat install requests update when you change tools on the Environment card, and drafts you discard in Changes are treated as declined.
1.330.0Breaking
- The Settings toggle and the terminal.toggleWorkTerminals command for showing work terminals are gone; reveal a work terminal from its own surface instead.
- Integrations that relied on whisperReady in listener status must use GET /speech/status to know when dictation is ready.
- Large folder drops on the Windows desktop app copy reliably again, and interrupted copies no longer leave corrupted partial files in the workspace.
- Very long chats open on the latest messages and stay smoother while you scroll or while the assistant is still replying.
- After setup you land on the file tree with chat ready; Projects stays in More until you pin it, visit it, or open a project.
- Push progress in the changes review area uses softer text and stacks the extra detail line only on small screens.
- On Windows, very large folders dropped onto the workspace are copied into the sandbox by the app instead of blocking the page while every file is read for…
- Hover highlights on rows, chips, tabs, and buttons now fade in at the same pace instead of some changing instantly.
- Review panel agent filters show the active choice with a colored chip only, without a checkmark.
- Selected origin filters in the changes review bar look subtler and match other on-state chips instead of appearing bolder.
- Dropping very large folders into the workspace no longer freezes the browser, and import progress stays visible while files are scanned and prepared.
- In the changes review panel, the origin filter you have selected is easier to spot thanks to a check mark and stronger chip styling.
- On first launch you can set up this PC from Agents, use the built-in Windows container engine, queue a task while setup runs, and use Repair for local…
- Help for running tests on your machine is translated in German, Spanish, and French, with shorter wording in Polish.
- The help text for turning pages in chat on or off is shorter and clearer.
- Docker Desktop starts in the system tray when you prepare your environment, without opening its welcome or sign-in screens first.
- Dependencies opens on findings and area comparisons, a reduced package graph, and an Inside tab that stacks one package by its declared layers.
- Icons in extension, environment, and account lists now show as simple gray glyphs instead of boxed badges.
- Messages held because the sandbox is low on memory can send automatically once memory stays free, or you can leave them waiting until you choose Send.
- Grok and Gemini coding agent turns now run on OpenCode 2.
- Voice input can show download progress and keep listening in your browser until the sandbox speech model is ready.
- You can optionally name a version before saving, undo all changes from one contributor at once, and save or back up from the changes panel instead of the…
- The Unsent badge no longer shows draft age or preview text on hover; only the Unsent label is visible on the chip.
- The privacy shield trial note now explains more briefly that requests reach Intentic and the model vendor and personal data leaves your device.
- Fixed-size provider marks in agent privacy settings no longer appear inside a rounded bordered box.
- While a commit message is being drafted, you see which model is writing and live progress inside the message field, with commit and sync on one bar below.
- Preview and browser status chips no longer show hover cards that repeat what the chip label already says.
- Finished agent cards show a closed ring on the session icon; context use appears when you hover the icon instead of on the ring.
- A folder opened from the folder menu now replaces the current one without the window going blank.
- Idle local models now unload as intended, freeing memory, and the app uses less CPU while it runs under load.
- Uncommitted changes in the sidebar line up chevrons, file status marks, and row actions in consistent columns.
- Recent projects on an empty folder are grouped by Windows or WSL, with a short path and last-used time on each row.
- Switch which conversation's files you see using search and lane-grouped lists instead of a flat menu.
- Pipeline job cards show the workflow that called each job above its name, with status and duration on a line beneath.
- Long job names in the pipeline graph wrap onto a second line instead of being cut off with ellipsis.
- You can run repository-declared programs on connected computers from the workspace or a terminal, with an optional isolated Windows Sandbox run.
- Documentation now explains how to list your extension in the gallery using a repository topic, with no account or upload step.
- Browser tabs from every open window appear on the tab strip, grouped by window, and you can close a tab without bringing that window to the front.
- Pipeline run diagrams size each column to its job names instead of using one fixed width for every card.
- Device setup can request a new code when yours expired, start pulling the sandbox image while Docker installs, and use the CLI shipped with the desktop app…
- The chat panel footer no longer shows whether the sandbox is online or a Manage link.
- Push and pull commit counts now appear on the Sync button instead of in separate pills beside it.
- When landing is blocked, use Fix on the review header to have the agent resolve conflicts; if the agent is mid-turn, the fix waits until that turn finishes.
- You can let a connected computer run programs your sandbox builds and sends, when you turn that permission on for the device.
- In sandbox configuration, Models and Agent now appear above Environment and Secrets so you can set up a model first.
- The pipelines screen now uses the full screen width so horizontal run stages have more room to display.
- Setup restarts behave like a normal Windows restart so other apps can save work, and when the workspace is unreachable the app shows a reconnecting screen and…
1.327.0Breaking
- GPU acceleration for local models is no longer configurable; models run on CPU only. Existing configurations with the gpu field will be automatically migrated.
- Clients requiring automation models or access:GET /automations.agent must switch to the updated automation contract and routes.
- leanGuidance settings are no longer accepted; remove them from configuration and use the default agent guidance instead.
- Clients using front-wire must migrate to the netd wire contract to keep communicating with the sandbox.
- Pipeline run graphs now match GitHub’s job columns and stacking order, including jobs the run has not reported yet.
- The number of staged files now appears on the Commit button instead of in a separate line beside it.
- In review changes, the commit message area is now at the top, above agent and source filter chips.
- The menu for opening extra browser windows now says “More windows” instead of “Apps and desktop.”
- In review, choosing a session or your changes now stages those files; Commit only records what is staged, not hidden rows still shown as unstaged.
- Stage, commit, and review outgoing work from the Changes sidebar without opening a separate commit page.
- Setup shows how far the Docker Desktop download has come and when it is waiting for you to answer Windows.
- Setup checklist labels appear in your language when you resume installation after restarting the app.
- On the commit page, tap chips to stage or unstage groups of changes; the commit includes whatever is staged in the changes list, with each repo’s history…
- In Sandbox Models, each provider tile shows how many accounts or models you have in the top corner; the text under the name only appears while something is…
- With Changes open, the main pane is a commit page where you pick which files to include, amend unpushed commits, and request a fresh commit message from an…
- The browser’s + button now opens a web tab directly, and switching tabs keeps the selected page and keyboard focus in sync.
- Browse live apps, web pages, and desktop windows together in one tabbed view.
- Office documents that use common stand-in fonts now show bold and italic correctly instead of distorted or mis-wrapped text.
- Open tabs in your own browser window and use it freely alongside agent browsers.
- Browse the web in the agent’s browser, search from the address bar, and switch between open windows.
- Cursor chats can now stay protected by masking personal data in prompts, file reads, tool output, and MCP responses.
- See your browser connection, site permissions, and activity in a refreshed popup that matches the app and works offline.
- See live apps, browsers, desktop windows, public ports and VPN status in the desktop status bar.
- Open a thought and its run's band stays visible, giving you a direct way to reveal the calls.
- See the command a permission request is waiting on before you allow it.
- Run agents in isolated execution domains to better protect the host system.
- See account names for paired sandboxes and identify pairings that no longer belong to your account.
- Find Pipelines beside Workspace in the work band.
- Find the live app alongside Browsers and the terminal, including when it’s already open.
- See each sandbox update or rollback’s progress and output while it runs.
- Failed model tile address updates are now reported in the console.
- Existing files are kept safe during sync setup, and setup progress stays visible while the computer reconnects.
- Dependency and security checks now include packages the workspace installs separately.
- Keep documentation search visible while scrolling the sidebar.
- Choose the exact kept build to roll back to when multiple builds share a version.
- Reload or share a link to return to the same open model or persona.
- Fully reverted changes no longer produce a misleading “Changes landed” announcement.
- Booked retries and account moves now survive a daemon restart.
- CI can reuse typechecks already completed in a sandbox, so pushes spend less time waiting for those checks.
- Git pushes no longer fail with "Permission denied (publickey)" after a restart when the saved SSH public key file was stale.
- When a page the agent showed throws an error in your chat, the agent is told and you can ask it to fix the page.
- SSH key setup no longer fails with "Permission denied" when an older public key file exists; the stored key is now always used.
- CI pipelines now cancel superseded measurement jobs, freeing runner capacity for newer pushes; test suites on the fleet draw workers from a shared memory pool…
- See the held-message notice only when its transcript line is out of view, and send only the messages held by that notice.
- Search results and file tiles now keep consistent spacing regardless of name length or display mode.
- Context menus with submenus no longer clip the submenu when opened.
- Scripted page previews now render correctly when their content measures its size as it loads.
- The More menu keeps its rows in the same order when you visit a section and marks your current section.
- Pages with charts or other content that size themselves on load now render at the correct width.
- Set up automations from a need and watch events to trigger agent actions.
- Published page links are now copied to your clipboard more reliably.
- Interactive pages in chat are now included in sandbox configuration tracking and extension capabilities.
- Extensions can now access their own settings and event streams through dedicated API routes without declaring permissions.
- Long-running operations now properly cancel when requested, eliminating resource leaks and allowing responsive UI updates during stops and aborts.
- Restore deleted sandboxes from Devices ▸ Recently deleted instead of Sandbox settings.
- The quick bar now opens a scratch pad for writing messages:read the full conversation by opening the chat instead of expanding it inline.
- Local model cards now show download size, memory use, and context window as short facts instead of a sentence, making it easier to compare options at a glance.
- Manage connected accounts and sign-ins from each provider’s panel.
- Agents can now show interactive pages in chat and collect answers directly from them.
- Address bars and URL displays now use a unified AddressField component that's editable in browsers and read-only with copy/open buttons elsewhere.
- AI account setup is now in Sandbox ▸ Models instead of a separate connect view, unifying model and account management.
- Sign-in attempts now appear in a dedicated card at the top of the connect view with one attempt running at a time, and failed or expired sign-ins now report…
- Switch between List and Calendar views to plan automations by the week, see what runs when, and click any free time to schedule a one-time wake.
- Model pin list now shows the rank order explanation as a tooltip on hover instead of as a repeated caption, reducing visual clutter.
- "Open with Intentic" now appears in Windows 11's native context menu for folders and documents, in addition to the classic "Show more options" menu.
- The add secret button is now in the page's action bar instead of inside the secrets list, and the list only shows when it contains secrets or while adding a…
- Text that appears upside down in photos is now read correctly more often, by reading it both ways and keeping the reading that is more confident overall.
- Pictures with nothing on them or that repeat earlier ones now hide behind a "Show" button in the turn, keeping the strip focused on novel content.
- Files in a folder can now be grouped by when they last changed instead of by kind, making it easy to find recently saved or downloaded files.
- When a spent message limit holds a turn, queued messages now show when they'll be sent with the turn instead of appearing ready to send immediately.
- Local windows can now switch to another folder or file from the folder's name at the top of the file tree, with quick access to recently opened places.
- Names are now masked more precisely:single words are no longer masked even if they're in the name lists, only full names (first name with non-ambiguous…
- Find and manage values the privacy shield should never mask, including adding several at once by pasting a list.
- Clarify what personal information is protected from untrusted providers.
- View which commands the safety judge evaluates without leaving the settings page.
- Shield descriptions no longer say unsupported runtimes are refused.
- Extensions can now declare broker rules to keep credentials out of agents’ hands.
- Fenced conversations now stay within their allowed workspace areas, including during verification and job handling.
- Pressing a chat control now highlights the card or panel it points to, even when it is already visible.
- Explain when a sandbox is unreachable from other devices and let you expand details about missing container settings.
- Sandbox updates, recovery, and workspace handling are more reliable.
- Avoid false redactions of ordinary words, network addresses, and role-based contact details.
- Agents now get richer workspace context and more precise code search results.
- Extension rows now show clearer details, route usage, and separate update offers from update policies.
- See your last disk scan after restarting, scan again for current sizes, or stop a scan in progress.
- You can end a turn while a device approval is pending and resume automatically when the owner answers.
- Fix responses from proxied backends hanging when compression is applied.
- Learn how areas limit what people and their agents can access in a workspace.
- Connect SSH keys without exposing private keys to the agent; signing is handled by the sandbox and protected by credential rules.
- Conversations limited to selected workspace areas now run in isolated sandboxes, or are refused if the sandbox cannot be built.
- Questions asked before a restart now return in place with the work already completed, instead of appearing twice.
- Connectors can now securely broker credentials to approved hosts and endpoints.
- Expand a provider failure to view its full message, links, and copyable support details.
- Edits to installed extensions now point you to the source checkout so your changes can be reviewed and kept.
- Schedule messages independently so sending one early no longer releases the others.
- More of the interface is translated, with visible text consistently drawn from the locale files.
- Typing a space at the end of a Markdown line no longer makes its block split or re-render under the caret.
- Press Enter in code and HTML blocks to start a new line without leaving the block.
- Personal information is better protected when agents process messages, images, and shared content.
- Show loading placeholders for images and diagrams until they’re ready.
- Edit Markdown with rendered pictures and HTML, and follow links with Ctrl/Cmd-click.
- See each chat’s last-turn proof beside its status in the chat rail.
- Find more detailed guides and comparisons for coding agents, sandboxes, and parallel-agent tools.
- Privacy notices now explain before sending when a provider can’t be covered by the privacy shield.
- Try extension changes in a sandbox before pushing, and see where an agent’s work lives.
- Your last selected repository or category is restored when you return to a rail.
- A single attached note now appears as a bare paperclip without a redundant “1” count.
- Chats for agents whose work you land now close automatically in other windows.
- Loading reviews and agent conversations now shows a simple status line instead of guessed content.
- Notification links now open conversations directly in the chat surface where you use chat.
- Explore a calmer demo workspace and see updated screenshots across the site.
- Choose workspace areas with clearer role-specific access guidance when inviting or updating members.
- Memory warnings now account for full swap and sustained memory pressure.
- Sandboxes recover more reliably after interruptions and keep their host and runtime state in sync.
- See when the sandbox desktop has open windows, and get guidance for opening a program when it’s empty.
- You can attach local folders to machine sandboxes and receive landed work from agents.
- Browser profiles can now sign in using a browser launched in owner mode.
- Drag the chat tile off the rail to open the chat in its own window.
- The chat history action is no longer shown in the chat rail.
- Clearing chats now briefly shows each chat closing before the lane closes up.
- Windows and WSL now avoid duplicating sandbox updates, backups, and cleanup.
- Connect an Android phone to let agents interact with its screen, apps, files, and notifications.
- Sandboxes with agents mid-turn are no longer restarted automatically; you can choose to restart them now or wait.
- Sandbox restarts and stalled operations are handled more reliably, helping conversations and services recover without hanging.
- See when the agent’s desktop tools are paused while you take control of the desktop.
- Review what the privacy shield masked in each request, and see the original values behind tokens.
- Privacy shield settings no longer show empty explanatory text.
- Loading placeholders now gently shimmer to make in-progress requests easier to recognize.
- Stopping a message before it starts no longer leaves you stuck if the server still accepted that turn:you can continue from where you left off.
- In a sandbox you can open Desktop to watch the agent’s screen, use the keyboard and mouse yourself, then hand control back.
- Find projects and signed-in AI accounts on this computer, then connect them to your sandbox with fewer steps.
- In a folder window you can choose to work with an agent; the app sets up a sandbox on your computer while you keep working in that folder.
- While a page loads, its placeholder matches how that page looked the last time you opened it in this sandbox.
- Setting up on your PC now says when a restart or sign-out is required and continues from your last progress when you try again.
- Right-clicking in-app navigation links no longer shows a system link menu that can open pages outside the desktop app.
- The stop-command control on an agent card now explains that stopping helps the work finish and land.
1.324.0Breaking
- Built-in connectors no longer include Komodo or its deployment alert; add the deployments extension to connect Komodo again.
- On narrow agent cards, status text stays on one line and shows in full when you hover it.
- If the OpenCode runtime does not exit when you stop it, it is force-stopped so a new session can start.
- Hitting the sandbox control socket with curl or another HTTP client no longer shuts down the sandbox; you get a short message that the socket is not for HTTP.
- Commands waiting for terminal input show on the agent card and chat panel, and you can stop them so landing is not blocked behind a prompt.
- Agent card and subagent row times keep updating after a run finishes, without the whole agents board redrawing every second.
- Archiving an agent closes its chat tab in every open window, including separate chat windows, instead of leaving it stuck open.
- Usage meters on sandbox storage and billing animate their fill growing from empty when you open those views.
- Under Settings → Appearance you can set Animations to System, On, or Off so menus and panels open instantly when you prefer less motion.
- Comparison pages now include frequently asked questions about each alternative, with updated summaries checked against official sources.
- The agents board and chat list feel less cramped, with clearer separation between lanes and cards.
- Chat and fleet session rows now share the same rounded corners and shading that fits the panel or board they sit on.
- Agent board cards use softer corners and a subtle diagonal background instead of a flat fill.
- Setup resume text reflects a run that stopped early, and a registry "denied" pull is handled as login credentials rather than a network fault.
- After an update downloads, your sandbox can restart on its own when nothing is running and nobody is using the editor; change that on the update card.
- WhatsApp can message people by name, read older chat history when the phone is online, quote-reply and react, and remember chats after a restart.
- In the sanctum theme, secondary, warning, and danger buttons now look like dark stone plaques instead of light-outlined translucent panels.
- Claude plugin hook access can prompt for your approval before a run, and the chat may show live status from enabled plugins.
- The composer and pinned prompt stay at the bottom when you expand or scroll long thoughts, errands, or notes in the transcript.
- WhatsApp linking shows a pairing code only after the server accepts the request, and shows a clear message when linking is refused.
- Long chats can drop older tool output before each model turn, and agent behaviour settings may show how much context that freed.
- Project sync skips each machine’s local cache under .intentic so those folders no longer block two-way sync.
- Google models in the picker follow the translator catalog; ones your account cannot call are dropped after Google refuses the request.
- Connected device rows now show updated unreachable link counts after you forget unreachable links, without waiting for the agent to reconnect.
- The working indicator stays at the bottom of the chat when notices appear under the assistant reply while it is still streaming.
- Google chats and helpers only start when your chosen model is available on your enabled Google accounts, not just listed globally.
- The popped-out chat window no longer shows your background wallpaper or frosted styling on the pinned message area.
- Floating chat with a wallpaper shows a frosted band behind the pinned prompt that fades at the bottom, and scrolling text is no longer covered by an opaque…
- New Google channel models show up for agent turns after the OpenCode runtime is idle, without stopping turns already running.
- Popped-out chat windows now show your chosen wallpaper, with a frosted pinned prompt instead of a solid card background.
- Chat turns stay in place when an agent resumes after sign-in renewal or your workspace syncs, instead of jumping or redrawing.
- Agent changes are now automatically verified at the end of each turn, ensuring errors are caught before you move on.
- The application now automatically attempts to reconnect to your platform account when returning to the workspace window.
- In the desktop app, you can open account settings, update your profile, and sign out from a window that is showing a folder on your computer.
- Letting a provider read one conversation shows shorter tooltip text that no longer explains names and emails reaching the provider.
- Selected sidebar rows and session cards show a cleaner, theme-matched highlight line.
- Selected sessions get a soft primary-colored edge and tint; cards no longer show a separate left bar for needing your attention:lane and status still indicate…
- Subscription capacity appears in the side rail when chat is docked wide in the main window, not only in a floating panel.
- Wide diagrams can be dragged horizontally to pan; diagram rendering no longer makes the page scrollbar jump.
1.323.0Breaking
- Images are now masked locally; the "withhold" and "read" options in the privacy shield policy have been removed and replaced with automatic masking.
- Install or update extensions from Discover without reloading the editor; the detail panel shows the outcome and can open Installed.
- Failed agent setting saves show why; the push toggle resets when enable is refused; the desktop app no longer offers web push.
- You can schedule a message for a specific time or send it after another agent's work has landed.
- The desktop app shows agent status on its tray and taskbar icon and can alert you when something needs you or a turn finishes while you use another app.
- Setup sandbox attach errors now follow your selected language instead of always showing English.
- Updating an extension from Discover updates your existing install instead of adding a duplicate, and the update badge no longer appears when you are already…
- File sync with a sandbox should use much less CPU on your device; sandbox state copies update about once a minute instead of every few seconds.
- When an agent stops waiting for your answer, the alert that replaces the waiting one no longer plays a sound or vibration.
- Agent cards no longer keep showing a scheduled retry after you cancel a paused agent or the retry is dropped.
- You are not asked to land again when main has already changed files after your last successful land.
- Orchestrator cards move to Finished after you've moved past subagent stops; Clear and retention archive those subagents together with the parent.
- You can allow a provider to read the current chat unmasked from the strip above the composer without trusting it in every conversation.
- On the setup page you can see which account you're signed in as and sign out; an unfinished draft sandbox from that visit is removed first.
- Project synchronization now automatically handles main-line branches, ensuring your environment stays consistent with repository updates.
- Custom sandbox definitions apply on first boot, and long workflow gate checks no longer time out at the edge.
- Permission prompts can allow everything in this conversation (hard rules still ask each time); secret host-guard prompts can allow a secret for the whole…
- Commands using shell variables to set destinations now avoid approval cards if the variable is set to a fixed address earlier in the same line.
- Shadows on interface cards now correctly appear even when the card is set to a flat style.
- The devices list now shows a card for each sandbox with its file and port status clearly visible at a glance.
- A title now appears above the activity timeline.
- The privacy shield settings are now visible in the sandbox overview.
- The privacy shield now detects and masks personal data in images directly on your machine before they are sent to any provider.
- You can now collapse multi-step tool calls in the transcript by clicking the indicator in the gutter.
- Assistant tool runs now show as a visual band in the chat spine that grows based on activity, replacing the previous numerical count.
- Failing main-line branches are now grouped into a single block with a lane showing their related pipeline runs.
- The remote browser view now renders sharper text and no longer flashes when the page settles or updates.
- You can now access your machines and device sync settings directly from the main navigation rail.
- The fix control for failing main branches is now centralized in the repository banner, simplifying the interface for branch-wide breakages.
- You can now see the status of agent updates on the Devices board and rail even after leaving the device page.
- Migration of hosted machines no longer fails when a background disk snapshot is already in progress.
- You can now attach files, such as screenshots, to your answers when typing in your own words.
- The privacy image pack is now installed automatically when you enable image reading or name modeling in your privacy settings.
- The chat panel no longer overlaps the window close buttons when positioned in the corner of the editor.
- Syntax highlighting is now available for TOON files.
- HTML preview warnings appear next to the Preview control with details on hover, and the copy action works when the pointer is over the rendered page.
- Continue after a stopped turn no longer adds a message to the chat; the agent picks up with a short notice instead.
- Applying a capability change closes the need card right away instead of leaving it open until the service catches up.
- The option to show hidden technical files in the workspace tree stays at the bottom of the panel so you are less likely to turn it on by mistake while opening…
- Popover menus and context menus show lighter border and divider lines.
- Panels and cards are outlined with a light shadow instead of a border.
- Paired devices now appear in a single-column list that matches other sandbox screens instead of a two-column card grid.
- You can turn on a privacy shield so sensitive details are masked before prompts go to model providers you do not trust.
- The Fix button shows that logs are being read while a fix starts, and leaving the pipelines view no longer opens the agent list when that finishes.
- Each paired computer on the Devices board appears as its own card with clearer sections for environments and sandboxes.
- In Agent settings, subscription accounts show the email you signed in with as the row title, and Grok via Claude Code is labeled when it appears next to a…
- The model name in the chat composer stays visible on narrower windows when you pick a schedule time or persona.
- Side panel actions use shorter labels like “Show beside” and “Fill middle.”
- Enter with an empty composer continues a waiting turn; the scheduled-time send control no longer activates without typed text.
- Agent settings for repo checks after edits now live under Tools with the heading "Checks after edits" instead of under finishing work.
- Chat capacity now shows "<1% left" when a small amount of allowance remains instead of looking fully used or unavailable.
- In a popped-out chat window, Past chats no longer appears on the tab rail; open history from the main chat view or the docked header instead.
- On this computer, the sandbox menu no longer lists separate ways to add a project or another sandbox:use Add sandbox to set up more.
- When you sign in from the desktop app, you get a clearer “continue in your browser” screen and can reopen the browser or tap Not now to cancel.
- When chat is on the side, what you open beside it can use the full workspace until you toggle to show the main section again.
- The side panel places opened files and previews beside the chat at full height, with a draggable divider between the two columns.
- Project folders are now kept in live sync with your computer automatically, reflecting all edits and deletions in real time.
- Projects whose sandbox runs in Docker on your computer can sync without an SSH tunnel, and the desktop app can ask whether to create the sandbox here or on a…
- If saving spending caps on a capability tile fails, the retry message appears in your chosen language.
- Maintainers can now manage wallet spending limits, device pairings, and sandbox connections for sandboxes they are invited to.
- The deleted sandboxes page no longer shows how long items are kept for recovery or a count on the recently deleted list.
- Connected account rows line up more evenly, and sign-in details no longer repeat your email’s default organization name.
- Choosing Move after hitting a usage limit now switches you to your fallback account immediately instead of leaving the chat waiting on a Move label.
- The Secrets group for your own sandbox secrets no longer shows a count next to its label.
- You can now see your account and switch between sandboxes in any local window, with Alt+1–9 shortcuts to quickly pick the one you need.
- In the desktop app, the place switcher on local folders lists your sandboxes and opens the workspace on the one you pick.