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What's new

Every project gets a workspace

  • A board of everything you work in. Pin a folder and it appears with its branch, uncommitted work, sessions and runs at a glance, grouped into what is active and what is quiet.
  • Open one and stay there. A workspace view puts the project's run history, MCP servers and last commit in one place, so you stop guessing which folder the agent is standing in.
  • Files follow the project. The file tree opens on the project the agent is working in rather than a saved root, and Sessions lists only real conversations instead of every background job that ever ran.

Workflows start from a pattern

  • The page opens on the shapes worth copying. Fan work out to three reviewers, gate a release on the literal test output, or route to one specialist, each wired and ready to edit.
  • A composer for every step. Opening a step gives it a prompt editor that wraps properly, its own settings beside it, and room to widen when a prompt gets long.
  • The canvas says how it works. A legend covers adding, moving and removing a step, drawing and deleting a connection, and what happens when a drag is abandoned.

A skills library you can navigate

  • Browse by source. Pick a folder on the left to see only its skills. Switch one on, or a whole source at once.
  • See what just arrived. Recently added lists what was installed in the last two weeks, newest first, so a fresh skill is easy to find.
  • Bring a skill you already have. Import points Husk at a file on disk and installs it into your library.
  • An enabled skill is called automatically. The page now says so plainly: enabling a skill makes it available to the agent, which decides on its own when to use it.

Smaller things that were in the way

  • Changes apply when you say so. Turning a skill or a plugin on offers Restart agent in the notice itself, instead of naming an action the page could not perform.
  • Light mode reads properly. Drop targets, destructive buttons and the skills list keep their contrast when you switch themes.
  • Typing goes to the chat you are looking at. Input routes to the live tab rather than relaunching the agent, and attachments no longer land in the terminal.

Release artifacts

Platform File
Linux AppImage husk-v2.10.0-linux-x86_64.AppImage
Linux (Debian / Ubuntu) husk-v2.10.0-linux-amd64.deb
Linux (Fedora / RHEL) husk-v2.10.0-linux-x86_64.rpm
macOS (Apple Silicon) husk-v2.10.0-mac-arm64.dmg · .zip
macOS (Intel) husk-v2.10.0-mac-x64.dmg · .zip
Windows husk-v2.10.0-win-x64.exe · .zip

Plus SHA256SUMS and auto-update metadata (latest*.yml).


Verifying a download

# Integrity (any platform with sha256sum / shasum)
sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS

# Sigstore build provenance (requires gh CLI 2.49+)
gh attestation verify <file> --repo DorShaer/Husk

Known limitations

  • macOS code signing is still pending an Apple Developer ID. See the README's macOS first launch section for the Gatekeeper bypass.
  • Skills are read from the shared library on launch, so enabling or disabling one takes effect when the agent next starts.