0.9.31

New

• Sessions: timestamped chat messages (opt-in "Show timestamps") with a scroll-aware history rail.
• Sessions: prefix a chat message with ! to run it as a shell command.
• Sessions: the New session screen offers project skills in a slash menu.
• Sessions: pick the provider for every debug session.
• Agents: change the model for many project agents at once.
• ACP: System One focus — Laya, CLM and Jev check each tool call. The Claude adapter auto-updates, shows an update notice, and lists CLI models in their own group.
• Status bar: choose which usage window the bar shows.
• Knowledge: long wiki documents are retrieved section by section.
• Notifications: signed webhook delivery.
• Ambient: speech context can be summarized through your own Claude subscription, with discovered ambient models and recommended summary providers.
• Cloud: active cloud projects sync to new devices.

Fixes

• Desktop: self-update no longer drops env keys that came from your .env, and a self-update stop is a handoff, not a hold. macOS self-updates get the keychain for headless calls.
• Desktop: the tray backs up the database only after stopping services and keeps a single backup. Oversized empty databases are reclaimed at startup.
• Windows: child processes and the terminal teardown no longer flash console windows; local-CLI adapters launch without a shell.
• Security: wiki search and scoped documents now enforce project access.
• Sessions: Discord and Slack-started sessions begin in the provider's full-access mode.
• Chat: in-app links open as sessions instead of download chips; Return inserts line breaks in mobile prompts.
• Agents: a long bulk-model list stays inside its scroll box.
• Models: Claude model menus refresh after CLI upgrades; an inherited stage keeps its model on providers that offer it.
• Cloud: favourites sync on no-login installs.
• Git: credential helpers are reset before the session store helper; Cuttle's own checkout is never fast-forwarded by the repo updater.
• Automations: results are detected reliably in more terminals.
• Auth: provider sign-in reuses the identity already established; GitHub sign-in reads the one-time code when copied to the clipboard.

Known issues

• macOS builds are Apple Silicon (arm64) only.
• Windows installers are signed (Restart Labs LLC), but SmartScreen may still warn while the publisher builds reputation.
• .deb installs don't auto-update; update through your package manager. The AppImage, Windows and macOS builds auto-update.
• Linux has no automated install smoke test yet.
• v0.9.0 can't auto-update. Reinstall manually once.