v0.11.0

• New "nexora set-password" command changes your password from the terminal, so you can also sign in on the web. Accounts created from a terminal invite have no password until an organization owner or admin enables web sign-in and gives you the generated one.
• Settings, Account now shows whether web sign-in is enabled for your account.
• The agent picker and auto-selection now use the agents assigned to you, so members without the agents permission can still work with the agents their admin assigned instead of seeing nothing.

v0.10.1

• The /agents hierarchy command now requires the agents permission, matching the Agents tab, so it no longer appears in autocomplete or /help for users without it.
• Chat side panels now respect permissions: the Agents panel needs the agents permission and the Tasks and Plan panels need the tasks permission. Panels you cannot see are no longer reachable with ctrl+o or shown when a sub-agent spawns.
• Fixed the command palette New chat action opening the Agents screen instead of starting a chat.

v0.10.0

• Slash commands now respect your organization permissions and interface mode. Commands you are not allowed to use no longer appear in the autocomplete or the /help list and are rejected if typed. /usage needs the advanced interface; /chain needs the providers permission.
• The CLI no longer exits on Ctrl+C. Type /quit or /exit to leave. Ctrl+C shows a reminder instead of closing.
• Ctrl+Z no longer suspends the CLI to the background.

v0.9.0

• The agent's shell and file tools now always run on the host where the CLI runs, never on the Nexora server. Local execution is the default and only behavior.
• Removed the --local-exec flag and the /local command. There is no local/remote toggle anymore.
• The --yolo flag and /yolo command remain: they control whether write and shell commands auto-run or ask for confirmation first. Without yolo you still confirm each write or shell command.
• The status bar no longer shows a LOCAL chip; only YOLO is shown when auto-approve is on.

v0.8.0

• Reflects per-member provider governance set by your admin. The Providers tab shows only the accounts you may use, with a clear empty state when your admin has not assigned you any.
• The Account settings subtab shows your provider access mode (All accounts, Own accounts, or Assigned only) and how many accounts are reserved to you, read-only.
• When you have no usable provider accounts, a turn now fails with a clear message telling you to contact your admin, instead of appearing to hang.

v0.7.2

• Fixed a bug where switching between chats (or a single reconnect) could put the chat into a rapid connect and disconnect loop, so new messages were never answered. Closing the previous chat socket no longer triggers a spurious reconnect of the current one.
• Stream frames and close events from a chat socket that has already been replaced are now ignored, so they can no longer render onto the wrong chat or restart a dead reader.

v0.7.1

• The chat WebSocket now reconnects with capped exponential backoff (1s, 2s, 4s up to 30s) instead of retrying every second forever, so a persistent connection failure no longer floods the server with reconnect attempts.

v0.7.0

• New "nexora instance delete " command (aliases rm, remove) removes a saved instance and its tokens from the local config.
• Deleting the active instance reassigns the current selection to another saved one, or clears it when none are left.

v0.6.0

• New "nexora join" command redeems an organization invite in one step: it creates or signs in your account, pairs this terminal, and saves the instance, with no manual login.
• The install one-liner now takes --join --url (or the NEXORA_JOIN_TOKEN and NEXORA_URL environment variables), so an admin can share a single copy-paste command that installs the CLI and connects it.
• The installer adds the binary to your shell PATH (.zshrc, .bashrc or .profile) and, when a join token is present, runs the join for you and points you at your instance.

v0.5.3

• The "thinking" spinner next to the assistant header now actually animates while a turn is streaming, instead of sitting frozen.
• Turn errors are shown as a single plain red line with no icon: a short reason plus a hint, classified for the common cases (invalid API key, rate limited, quota exhausted, access denied, server error). Example: "opencode-zen: invalid API key (401) - update this account's key in Settings > Accounts".