v0.5.0
Working sets split the Console’s left pane by project, you can register your own MCP servers, an agent’s memory is versioned and portable, and the editor can propose a change you review as a diff.
- Working sets. Group repos, chats and sessions per project and switch the left pane between them, so a busy fleet shows only what the work in front of you needs. Schedules follow the same switch.
- Your own MCP servers. Register stdio or remote HTTP servers from Settings, point them at the assistant, at sessions, or both, and test the connection before saving. Tenant admins can distribute a server to everyone.
- Agent memory management. An agent’s memory files are kept under version control: browse the history and diffs, restore one file or the whole memory to a point in time, and export or import a bundle to move memory between environments (scanned for secrets before anything leaves).
- AI change proposals in the editor. Ask for an edit on the file you have open and review the result as a diff before accepting — nothing is written until you accept.
- Skill picker in the session chat, with arguments, including a skill that belongs to a different agent kind.
- Comments on a plan. Annotate a passage and send every comment at once.
- Automatic recovery from Claude usage limits. The no-cost “wait for the reset” option is confirmed for you, a one-time resume is booked for when the limit lifts, and both appear in the notification centre.
- Switch agent mid-conversation, and hide the models you never use per agent kind — they drop out of the pickers and are refused at launch.
- Work plans survive a handoff — the assistant’s plan is carried into the next conversation verbatim instead of being flattened into the summary.
Improved
Section titled “Improved”- Assistant ↔ session traffic costs far fewer tokens — earlier compaction, batched auto-turns, clipped output tails, a lighter model for automatic replies and quiet completion reports. All five knobs sit in Settings.
- Light mode was redone against measured contrast, so grey-on-white text is readable across the Console rather than only in the obvious places.
- Cleanup is staged — archive, then remove worktrees, then reclaim the shelf — and each candidate explains why it is one.
- Worktrees can be created on an existing branch, and the same branch can no longer be checked out twice.
- The workspace bar shows a Restart required badge when the running backend is behind the deployed one.
- Files in the left pane group by project and branch; schedules can finish quietly (the new default); Markdown shows YAML front matter as properties and links commit hashes and session ids automatically.
- Clearer names: the SCM pane is now Commit graph, and Settings’ “Mirror” is Session chat.
- Pinned CLI versions: Claude Code 2.1.220, Codex 0.146.0, OpenCode 1.18.10, GitHub Copilot 1.0.77, Antigravity 1.1.9, Cursor 2026.07.23, Kiro 2.16.0, rtk 0.44.1.
- A session could stay “working” forever after the usage-limit menu appeared, with no way back short of a restart.
- OpenCode 1.18.8 lost every MCP tool — its new protocol era requires fields the fleet was not sending.
- Completion reports could vanish, assistant sessions on OpenCode never delivered one at all, and Codex sessions could fail to report.
- Searching files, or opening the skill picker, could black out the Console.
- The restart-required badge stayed lit permanently on Docker fleets, and AI-suggested subjects carried a preamble and ignored the display language.
Upgrade notes
Section titled “Upgrade notes”Nothing to do. Working sets start empty, so the left pane behaves exactly as before until you create one. Schedules now finish quietly by default — switch completion reports back on per schedule if you relied on them. Claude usage-limit auto-resume defaults to on, under Settings › Agents › Claude.