Releases: colbymchenry/hoblets
Releases · colbymchenry/hoblets
Release list
Hoblets 0.1.8
Highlights
- Updates now use the renamed Hoblets release repository.
- Existing installations keep their settings and can update normally.
Hoblets 0.1.7
Highlights
- Kommandr is now Hoblets, with the workspace and sign-in at hoblets.com.
- Keeps your existing desktop profile and update channel.
Kommandr Workspace 0.1.6
Highlights
- Sign in or create your account directly in Kommandr.
Improvements
- Complete email verification and continue into your workspace in the same window.
- A simpler sign-in screen with the animated Kommandr mascot.
- Browser sign-in stays available as an optional fallback.
- Return from browser sign-in without leaving a pending connection attempt running.
Kommandr Workspace 0.1.5
Highlights
- Find your Claude Code memories and instructions automatically, organized by project.
Improvements
- Add a repository folder without searching for individual memory files.
- Review selected notes before bringing them into your bot’s editable memory.
- A simpler import flow with project choices and optional file or pasted notes.
Kommandr Workspace 0.1.4
Highlights
- A simpler update window with clear version details and release notes.
Improvements
- Smaller controls and tighter spacing that match the rest of Kommandr.
- Clear download progress and restart actions.
Kommandr Workspace 0.1.3
Highlights
- Connect the apps your bots need from Marketplace recommendation cards in chat.
- Find suitable integrations across the growing Marketplace catalog.
Improvements
- Recommendation cards show the plugin's logo, description, and connection status.
- Bots continue after setup and permission review are complete, and respect dismissed recommendations.
- Available through the in-app updater for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.
Kommandr Workspace 0.1.2
Highlights
- Maintenance update for more reliable Mac release and update delivery.
Improvements
- Mac releases complete automatically after both signed and notarized builds pass verification.
- Downloads remain available for Apple Silicon and Intel from the public release page.
Kommandr Workspace 0.1.1
Highlights
- Your team, conversations, and bot desktops in a dedicated Mac app.
- A cleaner title bar with compact controls alongside the native traffic lights.
- A new update window with release notes, download progress, and a restart when you’re ready.
Improvements
- Automatic update checks, with a reminder in your account menu.
- Full mouse and keyboard control when you open a bot’s desktop.
- Secure browser sign-in and a reconnect screen when your connection is interrupted.
- Signed and notarized downloads for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.
Kommandr 0.6.1
[0.6.1] - 2026-09-06
Highlights
- Settings no longer reloads itself in a loop after opening: the provider spinner and the GitHub CLI check settle, and tabs stop flickering.
Fixes
- Settings no longer reloads everything on the page in a loop after opening. In 0.6.0 the "Verifying installed providers and sign-ins…" spinner never went away, the GitHub CLI section stayed on "Detecting…", tabs flickered as every setting reloaded several times a second, and the app kept re-running provider and GitHub checks in the background for as long as the page was open.
Kommandr 0.6.0
[0.6.0] - 2026-09-06
Highlights
- GPT-6 Astra is in the Codex model picker, with GPT-5.5 and GPT-5.3 Codex Spark; the models OpenAI has retired are gone.
- Codex effort levels now read Light, Medium, High and Extra High, plus Ultra on GPT-6 Astra, GPT-5.6 Sol and GPT-5.6 Terra.
- Settings → AI Providers opens on what it last knew and shows a spinner while it re-checks, instead of "Not detected" on every provider for several seconds.
- Detecting AI providers is several times faster and no longer freezes the app while it runs.
New Features
- OpenAI's new GPT-6 Astra is in the Codex model picker, alongside GPT-5.5 and GPT-5.3 Codex Spark, so the list matches OpenAI's current lineup. GPT-5.4, GPT-5.3 Codex and GPT-5.2, which OpenAI has retired, are gone from the picker.
- Codex effort levels now read as they do in the Codex app — Light, Medium, High, Extra High — with a new Ultra level on GPT-6 Astra, GPT-5.6 Sol and GPT-5.6 Terra. Switching to a model that doesn't offer Ultra steps the effort down to Extra High instead of leaving a level the model can't run.
Fixes
- Settings → AI Providers no longer shows every provider as "Not detected" for several seconds after opening. The page now shows what it last knew right away, with a spinner in the section heading while it verifies which CLIs are installed and signed in, and a provider it has no record of yet reads "Checking…" instead of a false "Not detected".
- Detecting AI providers is several times faster and no longer freezes the rest of the app while it runs. The seven CLIs are now checked at the same time instead of one after another, and a Kommandr-installed CLI reports its version from disk instead of being launched to ask — which took over a second per provider right after an update. Each scan also writes one timing line to the settings log, so a slow one can be diagnosed.
- Settings could keep showing an old version number for a provider after it had updated (Gemini CLI read 0.50.0 with 0.58.0 installed). The version now comes from the installed package itself.