LlamaTree 1.3.3

1.3.3 includes everything in 1.3.2, which it replaces.

Pick up where you left off

When LlamaTree has no sessions (the first time you open it, or after you've closed them all), it now welcomes you and helps you get going:

• You've used Claude Code or Codex before: it lists your 20 latest conversations, newest first, with each one's folder, branch and last prompt. Tick the ones you want, choose a project for them (pick one, or type a name to make a new one), and Open starts them all, each resuming its conversation. Double-click one to open just that one, or More conversations… to see the rest.
• Neither is installed yet: it says so, and shows the one-line installer for Claude Code and for Codex, with a Copy button and a link to each one's install guide. Once you've installed one, the page notices by itself, with no need to restart LlamaTree.
• Installed, but no conversations yet: New Session… starts your first one in a folder you pick.

One line, and it opens

The install one-liners are shorter, and now open LlamaTree when they're done:

irm https://llamatree.dev/install.ps1 | iex

curl -fsSL https://llamatree.dev/install.sh | sh

They still download from this release and check it against its signed checksums. LlamaTree isn't opened when the window is elevated, over SSH or without a desktop, when installing as root, or when WebView2 is missing; set LLAMATREE_NO_LAUNCH=1 to stop it for scripted installs. If LlamaTree is already open on Windows, its window comes to the front.

Sessions can start when LlamaTree opens

A new Starts setting, in New session and ⋯ › Rename / edit command…, for Claude and Codex sessions on this computer:

• When you first click on its terminal (as before)
• When LlamaTree opens, if it was running when LlamaTree last closed, which also survives signing out of Windows
• When LlamaTree opens, always

Drop files on a terminal

Drag files onto a terminal, or onto a tile, to paste their paths, as Ctrl+V does with files copied in Explorer. Claude Code and Codex attach a screenshot dropped this way. Paths with spaces are quoted, and a session on a server gets copies of the files first.

Themes do more

• A floor of their own: a theme can bring its own animated background. It runs sandboxed, with no network and no access to LlamaTree's page, and is told only the window size, the theme's colours and how many sessions are in each state. If it misbehaves it's stopped, and Show 's own floor in the palette menu turns it off.
• Their own light cycle: a theme with the light-cycle cursor can draw its own cycle, glow and trail.
• Their own status dots: colours, or pictures with a motion (spin, pulse, blink…), shown first in Status dots… while the theme is on.
• Matrix, Nerds and Tron are now published in LlamaTree-Themes as well as built in, so Get themes… can update them between releases. Matrix and Tron have new floors, and Tron's Ares accent is now Redline (your colour doesn't change).
• Nerds (and any single-colour theme) now shows status dots in real colours, so working, waiting and asking are easy to tell apart.

Also new

• Drag a session onto a project (its tab, its row down the left, or its group name) to move it there, including from Unknown and into an empty or hidden project.
• Git Changes: a folder row has a + on hover that stages everything changed under it, or − in Staged Changes to unstage it.

Fixed

• In a narrow sessions bar, session names were cut short while their shortcut and marks kept their width. Now the shortcut and marks give way first.
• In a narrow side bar, New Session and New project wrapped over several lines. They now stack when they don't fit side by side, and "New project (group sessions)" is now just "New project".

Install

If you're on 1.0.8 or later on Windows, this update installs itself: click Update to 1.3.3 at the top right. On Linux, a copy installed from the .deb, .rpm or .tar.gz does the same.

Windows: run in PowerShell

irm https://llamatree.dev/install.ps1 | iex

or download LlamaTree-Setup-1.3.3.exe below and run it.

Linux:

curl -fsSL https://llamatree.dev/install.sh | sh

or download the package for your distribution below: llamatree_1.3.3_amd64.deb (Ubuntu, Debian…), llamatree-1.3.3-1.x86_64.rpm (Fedora, openSUSE…), or LlamaTree-1.3.3-linux-x64.tar.gz (any distribution, for your account only).

On a server, install it the same way, or let LlamaTree do it the first time you connect.

The Windows installer is signed by Llamachant Technology Ltd. If SmartScreen still shows "Windows protected your PC" for this new release, check that the publisher says Llamachant Technology Ltd, then choose More info → Run anyway.

SHA-256 (also in SHA256SUMS, signed in SHA256SUMS.p7s, which the install scripts and the updater check)

f196cba8128182ea15106690f4dbb09643b5e5add0cd5781dd66e119f1902268  LlamaTree-Setup-1.3.3.exe
7011aba42f0e5fc44879cb4884c1463fde1f7796816a8fa8be055ed18b0ad94b  llamatree_1.3.3_amd64.deb
75bcacd1cc9203fba91d1946ff99c019a7104899a4899e4a3d662b672e1380c7  llamatree-1.3.3-1.x86_64.rpm
7a2f5a1851632f755be06baeded1e0831b9323c68c964342d707fd08015d5747  LlamaTree-1.3.3-linux-x64.tar.gz