v0.2.0
Downloadable desktop builds, a real chat panel, and a project scope that actually holds.
Fifty-nine commits since v0.1.0. The headline is that you no longer need a Rust toolchain to run agentglass: this release ships installers.
- Linux β
.deb - macOS β
.dmg, Apple Silicon and Intel - Windows β
.msiand.exeinstaller
The builds are unsigned. macOS will refuse the first launch: right-click the app and choose Open to get the override prompt. Windows SmartScreen will warn; "More info" then "Run anyway". If you'd rather not trust an unsigned binary, the source install still works exactly as before.
- Chat is a real panel now. Resume a finished session instead of only reading it, paste images into the composer, full-size layout, and a nudge when a chat is waiting on you. Long thinking turns no longer die to a 10s idle timeout.
- Sessions explain themselves. See what each tool actually answered, not just what it ran, and open a single subagent's thread on its own.
- An open project is a real boundary. Scope now constrains the dashboard, the docker panel and chat itself, rather than acting as a display filter.
- Project picker with filesystem path completion, and
AGENTGLASS_PROJECTS_DIRaccepts several roots. - A settings modal in place of the "β―" dropdown.
- New identity β a theme-reactive loupe-radar mark, a flight-ops landing page, and the live demo at /demo/.
Plus a long tail of fixes: stats totals, uptime accounting, diff theme loading, terminal SIGPIPE leakage, worktree session attribution, auth failure surfacing, and a mobile pass on both the dashboard and the landing page.
Thanks
Most of what got fixed this cycle came from outside the repo:
- @Solaris-star β made hook installation work on Windows (#23, #28), then wrote the test suite this project didn't have: pricing (#31), ingest (#32) and terminal command discovery (#33).
- @icey2488 β uptime counted from the server process rather than the oldest event (#69),
?window=allno longer zeroing every total (#70), andAGENTGLASS_PROJECTS_DIRaccepting several roots (#71). - @JGtm β reported the unquoted-path failure on Windows that started that thread (#15).
And @bergmorten, whose security work shaped v0.1.0 and still underpins the token auth and gate controls here.
MIT. Issues and PRs welcome.