Locust 0.832.0

Released October 23, 2026.

New

• Your teammates in Discord. Write to your teammates from Discord, while Locust is open on your computer. Make an application of your own in Discord's Developer Portal, paste its bot's token in Settings > General > Chat apps, add the bot to a server of yours, and send it the eight-digit code Settings shows: that pairs your account. Then type / in your messages with the bot and pick a teammate from Discord's own list, or write a name and a colon ("Ada: check the build"); the answer comes back as a reply, with the bot typing while your teammate works. After that, just write, and a reply to an older answer carries that conversation on. A card from a turn you started there comes with Allow once and Deny buttons; Always stays on your computer. The bot reads only its direct messages, so you turn nothing on in the Developer Portal, and only your account is answered.
• Your teammates in Slack. The same in Slack. Settings' Create the app in Slack opens Slack with the app already filled in: pick your workspace, install it, and paste its two tokens. Send the Locust app the code Settings shows, then write "Ada: check the build". Your message is marked with 👀 while Ada works, the answer comes back in the chat, and a reply in an answer's thread carries that conversation on in the thread. "who", "new" and "waiting" work as in the other apps, and cards come with Allow once and Deny.

Improved

• Chat apps, in one place. Discord, Slack and Telegram are rows of one Chat apps section in Settings > General, each Off until you press Set up, and each walks you through its steps where they are done. A teammate's name and a colon now writes to it in Telegram too.
• Chat tokens are never repeated. A Discord bot's token, a Slack app's token and a Telegram bot's token are now among the shapes Locust takes out of anything sent to a chat app, kept in a memory, or saved in a record.

Download

Your computer	File
Windows 10 or 11	Locust-0.832.0-setup.exe
Mac with Apple silicon (M1 or later)	Locust-0.832.0-mac-arm64.dmg
Mac with an Intel chip	Locust-0.832.0-mac-x64.dmg
Ubuntu, Debian or Mint	Locust-0.832.0-linux-amd64.deb
Fedora or openSUSE	Locust-0.832.0-linux-x86_64.rpm
Any other Linux	Locust-0.832.0-linux-x86_64.AppImage

Or download it at locust.lol. After that, Locust tells you when a new version is out, and on Windows, Mac and the AppImage it installs it for you. The Windows and Mac builds are not signed by a publisher yet, so each asks once before it opens: what to press.

The SHA-256 sum of every file is in SHA256SUMS.txt.

Full changelog: 0.831.0...0.832.0