Release v0.7.0 · Undertone0809/rudder

This release brings Rudder's account, local workspace, agent runtime, and work-review flows together into a more dependable end-to-end workbench.

New

Added Rudder Account sign-in and device-session controls, with native email verification and password flows alongside Google and GitHub sign-in.
Added the experimental App Builder workspace and local project entrypoints for creating, verifying, and previewing local applications from Chat.
Added transcript-aware Chat run feedback and annotations, including evidence links for agent-run activity and a clearer work manifest for active and completed subagents.
Added CodeMirror Markdown live preview for supported Library, issue, project, goal, automation, and file-review surfaces.
Added scoped Smart Model search fallback and a privacy-preserving local product-analytics ledger for measuring completed work cycles.

Improved Messenger groups, saved views, Side Chat continuity, scrolling, and activity projections so busy workspaces remain easier to scan.
Improved Chat and automation runtime selection, agent identity, skill loading, local runtime compatibility, and heartbeat/run projections.
Improved Desktop startup, account recovery, local-app process ownership, browser registration, update checks, restart behavior, and packaged verification across macOS, Windows, and Linux.
Improved file review, Markdown editing, workspace navigation, mobile Messenger entry, organization onboarding, and account/profile settings.

Fixed account OAuth and device-approval convergence, native email authentication recovery, secure local-session handling, and update checks that could run without the expected session.
Fixed historical Chat actions, Side Chat turn visibility, response-annotation range handling, file links and previews, Markdown cursor movement, and composer state after Library references.
Fixed local-app readiness and cleanup races, runtime ownership checks, platform-specific packaged launch behavior, issue activity timestamps after no-op edits, and several branding and file-bridge edge cases.