0.7.2

0.7.2 — 2026-10-16
Bug fixes

0.7.1 — 2026-10-16
Toolbar skills: from / → Add skill to toolbar, a button above the message box running a prompt of your own — with parameters, using the agents' skills, with colours of your choice for its text, border and icon — into the chat, to the clipboard, or silently in the background; also callable as /name. Pressed again while it runs, it asks before running a second time. A skill running in the background shows in the agents list, with its tool calls, its reply, its questions and a Stop, and stops when its chat is closed or cleared.
Tool calls show the first three lines of their input and output, on a darker card — a command its first three and its output's last three — and a file change its counts with the first three lines removed and added; click IN or OUT to open the whole of it in an editor tab, or a file change to open it in VS Code's diff editor. Fold Tool Calls in the settings folds them instead.
Once a reply is done while the agents it started work on, the foot of the chat says how many are still running and for how long; click it to see them. The agents button beside Send counts only the running ones, and stays when they are done so you can read what they found.
A diff's added and removed lines are coloured across their whole width, scrolled sideways too.
Messages added while the agent works sit closer together.
A conversation grown past the model's context says so once, and suggests /compact; a clipboard skill copies only what is between its markers, even when the result mentions them.

0.7.0 — 2026-10-16
AI Browser chat in the secondary side bar: talk to Claude Code or Codex with the CLI you already have.
Pick the agent, the model and its effort — and, from the gear, which installed copy of each agent to use; U shows your plan limits and this chat's tokens.

• attaches a screenshot, an element from the page, the page address or a file; the browser tab's menu adds elements, screenshots and the address too, under AI Browser Chat. Click a chip to open it.
  Commands, file edits and thinking appear as cards you can open.
  The chat's agents can use the browser from the first message, no Connect needed (while the MCP server is on). They ask before they act; answer in the chat, or set each kind — the internet, the browser, the terminal, files, each MCP server — to Auto, Ask or Deny.
  While an agent works, Enter adds your message to what it is doing and ⌘Enter queues it for after; copy any prompt or reply from its corner.
  / beside the globe searches your agent's skills and commands — the project's, your own, plugins' — and clears or exports the conversation; or type / or $ anywhere in the message to pick a skill as you write — commands are marked in the text, and the CLI's own /usage, /context and the like show their answer.
  Several chats at once, as tabs — up to 10 by default, 30 in Settings — marked while working, when finished and not yet read, or when something went wrong; double-click a tab to rename it; switching a chat to the other agent asks whether to open a new tab, hand the conversation over, or close this one.
  The agents your agent starts: how many are running, what each one did and found, and a Stop for each.