Krill v0.2.7

Krill v0.2.7

A native Rust workspace for parallel AI coding agents, persistent terminal sessions, and Git worktrees.

Platform scope and known limits

• macOS Apple Silicon (arm64): primary desktop platform. The app is not notarized; a local/ad-hoc signature is not Apple Developer ID approval. The installer removes the downloaded app's quarantine attribute.
• Windows x64: native desktop preview; Authenticode signing remains pending. Windows Server VM results do not establish desktop GUI, interactive-logon, sleep, or reboot validation.
• Intel Macs, Linux, Windows ARM64, and 32-bit Windows are outside this public preview's supported desktop scope. Check the assets attached to this release for actual download availability; source or packaging code is not a download promise.
• Session continuity: app quit/restart can reconnect to running sessions while the holder and daemon remain alive. A daemon crash can lose bytes read but not yet recorded and mark a Gap. Rebooting or losing both session services ends the old processes; saved history or agent conversation resume is a separate form of recovery.

Installation and requirements · Failure guarantees · Security reporting

Release highlights

Krill 0.2.7 brings together the latest desktop workspace, Windows startup, and mobile command improvements.

• Session startup: retry safe daemon handshakes during restarts and retain uncertain create/resume outcomes without automatically replaying requests that could create duplicate sessions.

• Workspace navigation: search connected hosts in Jump, distinguish matching session IDs on different computers, retain project ordering and visuals, and reveal the focused session without repeatedly undoing a manually folded card.

• Notifications and usage: keep automatic reconnects, background account refreshes, and successful account switches quiet while retaining actionable errors and input recovery. Improve usage refresh coordination and transcript lookup.

• Windows integration: reopen an existing app for the same state directory, preserve isolated runs, keep background helper processes hidden, and improve device names, account paths, pull request tools, and mobile connection guidance.

• Mobile Quick Commands: discover installed skills and custom commands for the selected session, search their descriptions, and add them to saved commands while preserving the existing settings writer and explicit send behavior.

• Mobile input: retain live input text through delayed acknowledgments and viewport changes in a reserved input row. Keep Hangul composition, local backspace handling, clipboard access, modifier keys, history anchors, and split-session ownership.

• Prompt titles: recognize orchestration and handoff wrappers so workspace titles use the task itself. Preserve the mobile asset budget and license notices while removing redundant runtime comments.

• Mobile accessibility: preserve focus across nested dialogs, show errors inside open sheets, support arrow-key tab navigation, and accept Unicode command names up to the character limit. Keep live input readable as text size grows.

• Native file watching: update the stable notification backend so failed macOS stream startup is surfaced instead of silently leaving an inactive watcher.

• Terminal scrollback and file links: preserve hot scrollback across CSI 3 J redraws and background demotion, advance progressive upward scrolling smoothly across history sources, and open wrapped or remote image and file paths directly from terminal output with cached hover lookups.

• Desktop and mobile UI polish: restore Mobile page back-navigation state, localize the Chat/Term view toggle, remove duplicate sidebar and asset entries, and unify empty chat prompts across desktop and mobile.

Changelog

GitHub-generated changes are appended below. Full changelog · Commit history.

Full Changelog: v0.2.6...v0.2.7