The first full release. Everything before this was a prerelease.
What you get
A right-click menu. Electron ships none, so right-clicking used to do nothing
at all: no cut, copy or paste, and the spelling suggestions Chromium was already
computing sat under the red underline with no way to reach them.
Focus mode. A topbar button, or the [ key, hides the sidebar and idle tray
so the conversation fills the frame.
Agent activity at a glance. A row of dots under the turn that spawned the
work: dim when finished, red when failed, pulsing while running. The tray keeps
the history until you dismiss it, and no longer opens itself while you are
reading.
Fixed
Scrolling stopped fighting you. Scrolling up a line or two while a reply
streamed was undone by the next token, and the end of a turn snapped you back to
the bottom. Both are gone; keyboard and scrollbar scrolling count as intent now
too.
Sign-in state is honest. A successful model list no longer counts as being
signed in, so a fresh install reads as signed out until something actually
indicates an account, and signing out no longer flips straight back.
Tool output stopped filling the screen with image previews. Only tools that
produce images get previews, and the row is capped.
macOS builds ship the Electron and Chromium licences again.
Verify your download
SHA256SUMS.txt is attached. These installers were built by GitHub Actions from
the commit this tag names; nothing was uploaded from a personal machine.
Known, and honest about it
No one has run this on macOS. The mac-specific parts of the sign-in fix are
unit-tested only, and the window controls may need padding. If you are on a Mac
and something looks wrong, that is useful information rather than a surprise.
Visual comparison does not run in CI. The four-platform test matrix does.