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v0.2.0

The largest release so far: sessions can be driven from Discord and Slack, prompts can run on a schedule, Cursor CLI joins the lineup, Subversion working copies are supported, and the native host binary updates itself.

  • Chat bridge for Discord and Slack. Each session gets its own thread; replying in it steers the session, and questions, plan approvals and permission requests can be answered with buttons. Five notification kinds toggle independently, and mentioning the bot opens the same fleet-operator conversation you see in the Console. Opt-in, under Connections › Chat.
  • Scheduled execution. Ask the fleet operator in plain language to register a cron, interval or one-off schedule; a stopped workspace is woken to run it and returned to its previous state afterwards. A Schedules section lists them with the last 50 runs. On by default (AF_SCHEDULER_INTERVAL=0 opts out).
  • Cursor CLI support brings the lineup to six — browser sign-in, both execution methods, a live model catalogue, and a pinned CLI version.
  • Subversion checkout. Check out an SVN URL with basic auth, including sub-path and multi-path checkouts, with optional credential storage and per-server trust for self-signed certificates. Worktrees do not apply to SVN — isolate concurrent work by checking out separate paths.
  • Automatic updates for the host af binary (native). A daily timer stages the latest release; you apply it explicitly from Settings › Environment, so running sessions are never cut off. AF_VERSION pins it.
  • GitHub Copilot CLI gained model selection from a live catalogue and a usage chip.
  • Console-to-Control-Plane traffic was cut substantially — gzip, ETag revalidation, and a single server-sent-events stream replacing four standing pollers.
  • The settings modal was reorganised from ten flat tabs into three groups.
  • The user guide is now bilingual, and agent naming and kind colours come from one registry instead of being defined per screen.
  • Mirror: honest scroll following, a sticky “jump to latest” button, no blank gap before a reply, and the image lightbox responds to the browser Back button.
  • Smaller: notification toggles regrouped under n, quick-connect cards for shell and SSM sessions, leader-key pass-through, and image attachments in the launch modal.
  • A plan rejection was being recorded as an approval. Rejecting now interrupts the session as intended.
  • Remote Control now defaults to off, applied once to existing workspaces too.
  • install-compose.sh was added as a fetch helper for the Compose distribution.
  • AWS (ECS / CloudFormation, EC2-Single) is no longer surfaced in the public README. The aws/ tree is still bundled in the Compose artifact, unchanged.