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ace 0.0.19
New
- Your phone finds your computer once you sign in. Remote access is on by default and reaches this computer over the local network, Tailscale and ace's relay at once.
- Update every machine from one place. Settings › Fleet shows which machines can update. Use Update all, or Choose… to pick some.
- Fleet has a Map. Settings › Fleet › Map draws how each machine and device reaches this computer and points out connections that need you.
- Computer use on Linux and Windows says what's missing. It names what the system needs, such as accessibility or a signed-in Windows session, instead of failing with a macOS message.
- Pause new work from any app. Each machine's page in Settings › Fleet has Pause new work, on the web and on Linux too, not only in the tray.
- Settings › Simulators. Every simulator and emulator setting is on one page, and turning them off now lasts after a restart.
Improved
- Lighter on your computer. ace's background service uses less CPU when idle and when streaming a simulator.
- Connections take the fastest path. Your apps move between the local network, Tailscale and the relay on their own, without dropping the connection.
- Keyboard shortcuts belong to each device. Rebinding a shortcut in one app or browser no longer changes it everywhere else.
- Settings are where you'd look. Use my Chrome and browser options are in Settings › Browser, and worktree options in Settings › Agents › Worktrees.
- A thread's access chip changes only that thread. The default for new threads is set in Settings › Agents › Access.
- ↑ recalls sent messages while the agent works. It used to do nothing until the agent finished.
Fixed
- Switching ace accounts is clean. Machines from the old account close, and this computer is no longer moved to the other account without asking.
- Sign out asks first. Your threads, drafts and queued messages stay on this device.
- Live video in ace's browser no longer stalls when the computer is busy.
- Project names stay visible with the sidebar collapsed, and PR lists no longer go empty when sorting fails.
Install
macOS on Apple silicon: open ace-0.0.19-arm64.dmg and drag ace to Applications. Windows x64: run ace-0.0.19-x64-setup.exe; it isn't signed yet, so choose More info › Run anyway. Linux: the AppImage updates itself; deb and tar.gz are here too.