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Neotask v0.2.52
Versions 0.2.50 and 0.2.51 were not released. 0.2.52 includes everything below.
- Neotask is now translated into 20 languages besides English.
- Approvals: Semi-Supervised uses Auto review by default. It runs a riskier action when it clearly matches what you asked for and asks you otherwise. Cards say who decided.
- Payments, refunds, payroll, transfers and other money-moving actions from connected apps ask a person even in Fully Autonomous. Auto review and always-allow rules never approve them.
- Learned contacts: after you approve several sends in a row to the same contact, later sends to it run without asking until you deny one or revoke it.
- Approval cards show the full command with only credentials masked and let you change a tool's editable inputs before approving, on the desktop or your phone.
- A Never on a Google app such as Gmail, Calendar or Drive now also blocks the agent's command-line and email tools for that app, and Always ask asks there too.
- Admins can limit model choices with Approved models in Settings under Models.
- Code page: a Diff page with line comments for the agent, a PR review page that commits only the files you tick, and AI review on the diff lines.
- Messages sent while a coding agent works are queued or steer its turn. Conversations get titles automatically. A coding conversation can work across several repositories, including a local Git folder.
- On the Code page, Full access runs every command, including ones that use secrets or spend money, and asks only before destructive ones such as force pushes or deleting your home folder.
- In Ask and Auto, reading a secret file such as .env always asks, also in Claude Code and through other letter case, searches, Git history and tools such as sed or awk.
- In Ask and Auto, reading or searching outside the project folder asks first.
- Switching a coding conversation between Ask, Auto and Full access applies to the running agent at once. Stop withdraws its waiting approval cards, so a late Allow runs nothing.
- Codex in Full access no longer edits files another agent has reserved, and its guard works on Windows.
- Long agent runs, conversation compaction and scheduled jobs are no longer cut off by built-in time limits.
- Claude Code defaults to Opus 5.5, and the model you pick stays selected after a restart.
- Cloud computers can use your own Claude Code or Codex sign-in, with no browser on the computer.
- A cloud computer's Code tab has a live terminal, and Open preview opens its dev server in your browser.
- Viewing a paused cloud computer never starts or bills it, and its runtime restarts in place.
- Agents can install system software. With Safe Mode on, you approve each install.
- A message sent while a cloud computer starts is kept even if you close the app. Cloud chats reconnect by themselves, and Stop works on them.
- If the local engine stops, cloud computers, chats and companies stay usable, with a Restart local engine button.
- The company task fee and the Work All Day hourly price come from Neotask, and a zero fee is not shown. When hosted credits run out, you can still switch to a free or local model.
- Agents can be deleted, which also removes their automations. Edit agent can change the model. Removing an automation no longer needs a paid plan.
- Pausing a company holds its in-flight runs until it resumes.
- Each Neotask install is its own device, and a signed-in desktop appears in your computers with access off.
- Neotask Mail: agents on different computers can't reserve the same files at once and can message each other.
- Fixes: an approval answer the app doesn't recognize no longer counts as an approval. A company opened on a second computer applies its approval settings at once. Approving an app action after a long wait no longer times out. An agent model with a missing sign-in is refused instead of switched.
- Fixes: drafts survive Enter in an input method editor. Scrolling back through a long conversation no longer goes blank. A dropped idle connection reconnects without signing in again. Restart reopens Neotask on Linux.
Source commit: NeotaskInc/Neotask-Electron@66253ce
Release artifacts: https://github.com/NeotaskInc/Neotask/commits/v0.2.52