0.9.34

New

• Plugins: extend CuttleCode with Cuttle plugins from the new Plugins view. Browse the built-in catalog or import a package, review the permissions it asks for at install, enable it per project and configure it from its settings page. Your plugins and their settings follow you to your other devices.
• Navigation: the left rail and Sessions pane show live hover cards with status and counts, and pinned projects get a right-click menu for starting a session, opening project pages, copying a link or unpinning. Custom tooltips now cover the sidebar, session header, composer and status bar.
• Right-click menus: images, links, code blocks and selected text get app menus across CuttleCode, including Copy image in the media viewer.
• Claude accounts: Claude Code terminal sessions can now run on a second connected Claude account.
• Computer Use: self-hosted Clef joins Jev, Laya and CLM as a desktop assistant, with guided install on a Linux NVIDIA Remote Host and a vision loop that checks a screenshot at each step. Where Clef is set up and ready, it becomes the recommended default for Windows agent targets.
• Remote hosts: adding a host no longer requires the Claude CLI on it, and SSH key installation works on Windows hosts.
• Remote sessions: interrupted RAN sessions explain what happened, session resources can be adjusted, and resume capacity can be set with presets.
• Browser companion: Chrome pairing is reachable from the navigation and the command palette, shows which address to enter, and confirms when pairing succeeds. The extension popup was redesigned so every state fits without scrolling.
• Project knowledge: record project sources and provisional lessons with their evidence, review them independently, search them, and withdraw ones that no longer hold.
• Ralph: loops can optionally require saved regression evidence before they are marked complete.
• Model servers: host admins can grant workspaces access to shared worker nodes and reserve or deny specific models per workspace.

Fixes

• Worktree clean-up: clean-up no longer deletes worktrees whose changes were hidden by repository settings, never deletes kept branches, and keeps every pruned commit recoverable for 14 days.
• Pipelines and intents: run history loads in pages, so pipelines with long histories open quickly.
• Composer: pressing ↓ out of prompt history restores the draft you were typing.
• Sessions pane: past sessions stay visible when the live list is long.
• Chat: the upload path no longer shows on a new session's opening image message.
• Mobile: linked pull requests show as compact chips on the session strip.
• Recommendations: wiki suggestions no longer disappear when you have many provider accounts.
• Agents: downloaded agent bundles include skills referenced from their Markdown, and right-clicking an agent row opens its menu.
• Offline mode: configured workspace default models are honored.
• Updates: CuttleCode refuses to start against a database from a newer version instead of running against an unknown schema.
• Computer Use: removed the standalone engine-named browser button; desktop assistance stays under each computer's Launch agent.

Known issues

• macOS: builds are Apple Silicon (arm64) only.
• Windows: installers are signed by Restart Labs LLC, but SmartScreen may still warn while the publisher builds reputation.
• Linux: .deb installs require package-manager updates; AppImage installs auto-update. Linux has no automated installer smoke test yet.
• Older installs: v0.9.0 requires one manual reinstall before auto-update can work.
• License: the source-repository link in LICENSE.md points to a private repository and returns 404 for public visitors.