v1.0.1

Fixed

• OpenCode 2.2.7 sessions can start and resume, with history, questions, images,
  queued messages and activity updates. OpenCode 1 remains supported.
• CLI startup failures now suggest checking CLI and Agent Workbench updates,
  with the original error, copying, retrying and update instructions.

v1.0.0

Added

• Native voice controls in the message box. Dictation with Claude Code,
  live conversation with Codex, and both dictation and live conversation with
  Antigravity CLI, depending on the installed CLI version. Hold the dictation
  button or Space for a second to dictate. Dictated text returns to the message
  box for review and sending. Audio is handled by the CLI on its computer.
• Locate a project after moving its folder or changing PCs. Pick the new
  folder, preview the conversations that will appear together, and save a local
  association. Conversations in subfolders follow the project too. Old history
  stays intact and can continue in a new session in the new folder, including
  with the same CLI. Available on the host computer only.
• File attachments in notes. Add files alongside images, download them, and
  put the note and its attachments in the message box. Shift+Enter continues
  numbered and bulleted lists in notes too.
• Android app 1.0.0: share files from other apps to a note on your computer,
  and download note attachments to a location you choose on your phone.
• More Codex menus as cards in the conversation: command approvals, file
  edits, terminal input, MCP tools, plan choices and questions. Recognition
  handles wrapped lines and narrow terminals, including the phone layout.
• More Antigravity CLI features: image attachments and images in history,
  question cards, plans and Markdown artifacts, running subagents, and token
  counts read from conversation history.
• More terminal keys on phones: Enter and 1, 2, 3 for CLI menus, plus more
  navigation, editing and control keys in the console.

Changed

• Continuing with another CLI leaves the continuation editable in the message
  box so you can add instructions and choose the model before sending. The
  continuation asks the agent to preserve completed work, referenced plans and
  pending approvals; switching CLI does not approve a plan.
  Conversations kept only in the backup can continue with the same CLI too.
• Compact appears when hovering over or focusing the context meter, even
  below 70%; from 70% it stays visible.
• With no saved panel preference, Memory is visible by default when more
  than one CLI is available.
• The README in all nine languages describes the new features and links to the
  official YouTube channel.

Fixed

• Codex permission changes can be requested during a session, with feedback
  until the CLI confirms them. The initial model is not assumed before the
  session reports it.
• Codex completion is detected in background tabs. Unrecognized open menus
  count as waiting so a message cannot land inside them.
• Resizing the terminal no longer leaves stale text beyond the current width,
  which could prevent Codex menus from being recognized.
• Codex session Markdown documents and links with spaces open correctly.
• The message box shows Stop only while the agent is working or waiting.

v0.9.1

Added

• Move an open conversation to a separate branch with Claude Code, Codex or
  OpenCode, keeping its context. Start from the conversation toolbar or its
  row in the project sidebar.
• See Claude Code's suggested next message in the empty message box and accept
  it with Tab or the button on a phone.
• Codex conversations gain controls for models and permissions, plans,
  recognized questions and approvals, and improvements to queued messages and
  input recovery. Available controls depend on the installed Codex version.
• Collapse the conversation toolbar while keeping the context and plan meters
  visible. Each view remembers its own setting.

Changed

• A message sent to an idle CLI appears immediately in the conversation while
  it is being delivered. Long conversation histories load more promptly.
• Changes shows the last known state while refreshing after switching tabs.

Fixed

• Claude Code's existing input is set aside before the app sends a message or
  command, so the two do not get joined together.
• Codex's permission selector follows the options supported by the CLI.

v0.9.0

Added

• Schedule a message. The clock in the message box sends what you wrote on
  its own at the time you pick (in an hour, tomorrow at 9 AM, or a day and a
  time up to 30 days ahead), in the same conversation, with its context. With
  Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Pi and, once its status line is set up,
  Antigravity CLI. It's off by default: turn on Schedule messages in
  Settings.
  • If the agent is working at that time, the message waits for it to finish;
    if the tab is asleep, the app opens the CLI and sends it. Until then it
    waits at the end of the conversation with Send now and Cancel
    sending, which puts the text back in the message box, and the tab shows
    a small clock.
  • More than an hour late (the app was closed, the computer asleep), it isn't
    sent on its own: it says it wasn't sent, with Send now. Two copies of
    the app open at once never send it twice. Turning the setting off pauses
    what's scheduled, and closing the tab cancels it, after asking.
  • The CLIs that don't say when they're ready get it once the app sees them
    idle with an empty input box, and it counts as sent when it shows up in the
    conversation; if it doesn't, the app says it can't tell whether it arrived
    and doesn't send it again. OpenCode gets it through its server, with the
    conversation's agent and model.
  • Text only: a message with images or files can't be scheduled.
• Copy a request for your agent, in the status line dialog of Claude Code
  and Antigravity CLI, copies a short request for an AI agent to add the line
  to the CLI's settings for you, without touching the rest of the file. With
  scheduled messages on, Settings names the CLI that still needs its status
  line for the clock, with Configure.
• To message box on a note puts its text and images in the message box of
  the active tab, to add to it and send it to the conversation you're in. The
  note stays. On the phone, the view switches to the chat.
• The Android app 0.9.0 (on Google Play when this version is out):
  • Share → Agent Workbench from any app saves images (PNG, JPEG, GIF or
    WebP) and text to a note on your computer, a new one or one you pick, with
    a comment if you like, and goes back to the app you were in. The phone
    keeps no copy, and nothing waits on it if the computer doesn't answer.
  • Settings → Change address: if your computer's IP address changes, type
    the new one instead of pairing again. It's saved only if your computer
    answers there, with its fingerprint. When the app can't find your computer,
    the connection screen offers it.

Changed

• The Android app is built with R8, as Google Play asks from February 2027:
  its code goes from 10.5 MB to 0.7 MB.

Fixed

• A question card in a tab whose CLI isn't open (asleep or ended) no longer
  takes your click, says "Answered" and then that the CLI didn't confirm: its
  options are off, and the card says why.
• A question left open when its CLI closed is no longer answered by typing into
  the CLI opened later, which doesn't show that menu again and got a "1" at its
  prompt: the card says "The CLI closed with this question open".
• A Claude Code CLI killed abruptly no longer leaves its tab looking idle: the
  status file it leaves behind counts only while its process is alive.

v0.8.1

Added

• Remove a separate branch and lose the new files it has left. When all
  that's uncommitted in a branch is new files (screenshots, test scripts, a
  build), the remove dialog says how many there are and how much they weigh,
  and offers Remove and lose these files. Only what the dialog showed is
  deleted: if anything changed in the meantime, nothing is. It isn't offered
  with a git repository inside, more than 20,000 files, or a file copied from
  the main folder that the branch doesn't ignore, and the dialog says why. A
  changed tracked file still holds the removal back.
  • Ask the agent to commit them no longer asks it whether something should
    be discarded: what doesn't belong in the repository stays as it is, and the
    agent says which and why.
• The remove dialog names the program that has the folder open, on Windows:
  its name, its executable and its PID, instead of just "another program".
• A folder the agent names in the conversation opens in the system's file
  explorer with one click, the way a file opens in the Files tab. Not from a
  paired device, where it would open on the host's desktop.

Fixed

• Removing a separate branch with paths over 260 characters, on Windows, no
  longer leaves it half-deleted: git now runs with long paths on, and if it
  lets go of the branch without finishing, the app deletes what's left. A
  branch already left like that shows up again in Changes, and removing it
  finishes the job.
• Switching tabs no longer leaves the conversation above the end when its last
  messages have screenshots that load late, and a tab that notified you while
  you were in another one opens at the end.

v0.8.0

Added

• Separate branches: several agents on one project without stepping on each
  other. New session on a separate branch, from a git project in the
  sidebar or from the Changes panel, opens the project on a new branch (or an
  existing one) in its own folder next to it, <project>.worktrees/, with its
  own tab. The dialog shows the folder and the git command before creating
  anything. It's optional: nothing changes until you open one.
  • The ignored files the branch needs are copied in: what the project's
    .worktreeinclude asks for and, with a box ticked by default, the ignored
    instructions and memory (CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, .agents/memory/).
    Never a CLI's configuration.
  • Its sessions show inside its project in the sidebar, and its tab is marked
    with the branch.
  • The Changes panel lists every branch: what isn't committed yet, how many
    commits aren't merged, and whether it's merged.
  • Remove takes its folder away with git worktree remove, never with
    --force. The notes that changed in the branch go back to the main folder;
    if a note changed on both sides, the two versions are merged the way git
    merges code, and you only choose where both changed the same lines. The
    dialog has a single main button: when something is in the way, the button
    is what clears it.
  • A removed branch's conversation can be reopened (Reopen the branch
    opens it again in its own folder, and creates the branch again at its last
    commit if it was deleted) or continued in the main folder, with the same
    CLI or another one.
  • A branch the app created whose folder was removed stays listed, with
    Delete branch (git branch -d, so only once it's merged).
• Working as a team on those branches. For each branch, Changes says how
  far its base has moved on, whether merging it would conflict, and which other
  branch touches the same files.
  • See changes shows its commits and files against the base.
  • Ask for a review opens another CLI in the branch's folder, read-only
    when that CLI has a way to be (Claude Code's plan mode, Codex's read-only
    sandbox, Antigravity's plan mode, Pi without its edit tools), and the row
    shows its verdict. Send to the branch and Catch up leave the request
    in the branch agent's message box, without sending it.
  • Merge into the base runs git merge --ff-only in the base's folder:
    no commit is created, and git refuses if the base has moved on. Merging
    into the main folder brings the branch's notes back too.
• Your plan's usage limits, next to the context meter. How much of each
  window you've used (5 hours, the week, or the month on Codex's free plan) and
  when each one resets, in red from 90%. Codex needs nothing; Claude Code and
  Antigravity CLI publish them through their status line. For Claude Code,
  Configure gives you the line to paste into ~/.claude/settings.json, and
  it only works with a subscription plan. OpenCode and Pi don't publish their
  limits.
• Compact. From 70% of the context, a button in the meter's row sends
  /compact to the CLI, without touching what you're writing.
• Edit a queued message. Each queued message has Edit, and ↑ in the
  empty message box does the same, as in the CLI: the queue comes out of the
  CLI and back to the box to fix, and it's queued again when you send it. All
  queued messages come out together, because no CLI takes out just one. With
  Claude Code, Antigravity CLI and, on Windows, Pi; OpenCode has already stored
  the message by then.
• The agent's question shows up before you answer it. Claude Code often
  writes a question to its history only once it's answered, so the card didn't
  show until then. Now the app reads the menu from the CLI's screen while it
  waits, and you answer it from the conversation. Before sending any answer,
  also from a card further up, the screen is read again: if the question
  changed or the menu was touched in the CLI tab, nothing is written and the
  card says so.

Changed

• The app now runs git commands that write, only for separate branches:
  git worktree add, git worktree remove, git branch -d (only for a branch
  the app created and that is merged) and git merge --ff-only, each after a
  dialog that shows it. It still never commits, pushes or rewrites history.
• "Continue with…" in the conversation is now an icon of two arrows, with "CLI"
  next to it.
• Opening a new session from the projects sidebar (the +, a new project or a
  separate branch) hides the sidebar; opening one from the history doesn't.
• The console at the bottom no longer opens a terminal by itself when you open
  or switch tabs: only when you expand it, or with its + and its link.
• Checked with the CLIs' latest versions: Claude Code 2.1.309, Codex 0.164,
  OpenCode 1.19.4, Antigravity CLI 1.4.6 and Pi 1.4.0.

Fixed

• After compacting, from the button or from the CLI's terminal, the meter
  says "not measured" until the next response, instead of the size from before
  compacting (or 0 with Codex). Claude Code 2.1.305 and Antigravity CLI 1.4.3
  write /compact as one of your messages: it no longer shows as a card, and
  "Context compacted" shows in its place.
• A Claude Code session that is idle while a command keeps running in the
  background (a dev server, a watch loop) no longer shows as working, and no
  longer holds back the notification that it finished.
• In Antigravity CLI, a first message sent while the CLI asks whether to trust
  the folder is no longer lost: nothing is written, the app says why, and the
  text goes back to the box.
• In a multiple-choice question, a typed answer is turned down with a notice
  instead of being sent: the CLI took it as ticking a box, and another option
  got picked.

v0.7.0

Added

• Edit a file from the Files tab. A text file open in the viewer, a .env
  for instance, has Edit: change it, and Save (or Ctrl+S) writes it
  back with its own line endings. Cancel asks before discarding changes, and Esc
  never discards anything.
  • If the agent changed the file while you were editing, nothing is
    overwritten. You discard your changes, or move them to the new version:
    it loads in the editor with the lines you changed listed above it, and you
    carry them over and save. No copy is saved anywhere, so a .env with keys
    can't end up in a commit by accident.
  • What you're writing survives switching documents or tabs, a document with
    unsaved changes isn't closed by the × or by the limit of open documents, and
    reloading the page asks first.
  • Only files that already exist inside the project: nothing is created,
    renamed or deleted. A file over 512 KB, one that isn't plain UTF-8 text, or
    a read-only one can be viewed but not saved.
  • It works from the phone and from a paired computer too.
  • Next to ⟳, the viewer also has the button that puts the file's path in your
    message.
• A message you send while the agent works shows in the conversation. It
  waits at the end, marked as queued, until the CLI delivers it: Claude Code
  and OpenCode from their history, Pi and Antigravity from what the app sent.
  Codex doesn't queue: it reads the message right away.
  • Force send now makes the agent read it at once: Ctrl+X Ctrl+S in Claude
    Code, Alt+M in Antigravity, and in Pi a stop and resend. OpenCode shows the
    queue without the button.
• Fix a message you just sent, with Claude Code. A message you stop before
  the agent does anything leaves the conversation and comes back to the message
  box, as in the CLI.
  • ↩ on a message goes back to before it. A dialog offers to undo the
    conversation and the code, or only the conversation; the app drives the
    CLI's rewind menu, checking its screen at every step, and the message comes
    back to the box to edit.
  • The conversation follows the branches Claude Code leaves when you go back,
    and a message stopped and sent again no longer shows twice.
• Shift+Enter continues a list in the message box: numbered, lettered or
  bulleted.

Changed

• The Files tab no longer shows any CLI's folder. A project opened in your
  home folder has ~/.claude inside it: the tree listed it, and the viewer
  could open what was in it. Now those folders aren't listed or searched, and
  nothing in them is opened, not even through a link or a junction.
• The Antigravity model picker offers only the six models Antigravity CLI 1.3.6
  has.

Fixed

• Codex sessions compressed by the Codex desktop app show again in the
  sidebar. The desktop app compresses old sessions to .jsonl.zst, and the
  sidebar lost every Codex session; they're read decompressed in memory now, and
  a tab follows Codex when codex resume replaces the compressed file.
• A failed command in Codex 0.162 no longer shows as successful.
• A new Codex session no longer stays "untitled" in the sidebar, and its date
  keeps up while Codex writes.

v0.6.0

Added

• Pi is the fifth CLI. If you have Pi installed and
  logged in, it gets what the others have: tabs, its past sessions in the
  sidebar, the conversation as cards, the tab dot, the context meter, backup,
  search and "Continue with…" in both directions. The conversation follows the
  active branch of Pi's session tree, and a tab follows Pi when /new,
  /fork or /resume moves it to another session.
  • Model and thinking-level pickers. The models are the ones of your Pi
    account; Pi has no permission modes.
  • Pasted images. Pi doesn't attach what you paste, so an image travels as
    a file path that the model opens itself.
  • The app doesn't run pi to find it: it reads the version from Pi's
    package. That works with npm and with the pi.dev installer; a standalone
    pi binary isn't recognized.
  • Pi's "Trust project folder?" question is never answered for you. While
    it's open, the tab says the CLI is waiting and the message box doesn't
    send: the message's Enter would accept it. Answer it in the CLI tab.
  • A queued message isn't lost when you interrupt. If you interrupt Pi
    before it delivers a message you sent while it was working, Pi puts that
    message back in its own editor. The app clears it there and returns the
    text to the message box, unsent, so the next message doesn't go out glued
    to it.
  • Shared memory reaches Pi through AGENTS.md.
• A file the agent names opens with a click. When the agent mentions a
  file of the project in its answer —docs/guide.md, src/app.ts:12— the
  mention is a link: it opens the file in the Files tab, in its own document
  tab. Only what exists in the project becomes a link; a branch name or a
  version stays as plain code.
• Plans puts a document's path in your message. Each row has the same
  button as the rows of the file tree, so you can ask the agent about a plan
  without looking for it in Files.

Changed

• The README says what the CLIs do on their own. Agent Workbench sends
  nothing anywhere and doesn't change any CLI's settings; a CLI may still check
  for updates or send its own usage data, as it would if you opened it by hand.
• With no CLI installed, the notice also names Pi. And ~/.pi no longer shows
  in the "New project" folder picker, installed or not.
• Closing a project's last console tab leaves it closed. Another one used
  to open at once, so the only way to have no terminal in a project was hiding
  the whole console, which closes the terminals of every project. The empty
  console offers to open one, and folding and unfolding it opens one again.
• Code inside bold text is drawn as code: a file listed as bold with backticks
  no longer shows the backticks.

Fixed

• Changing the effort or the model no longer erases the message you were
  writing. Picking another effort with a half-written message in the box
  emptied the box, in every window.
• The copy button of a message is no longer covered by the "Go to your
  previous message" arrow. While a message sits under the arrow, its buttons
  move to the left of it.
• A long message no longer shows <pasted_content …> tags in the
  conversation (Claude Code). Recent versions of the CLI wrap what you paste
  in those tags when they save it, and a long message sent from the message
  box reaches the CLI as a paste.

v0.5.4

Added

• The tab of an agent that finishes, or stops to wait for you, pulses
  twice. It lights up like the selected tab —framed in its project's
  color— in two short pulses, at the same moment the notification sounds. With
  several projects open, the sound tells you someone finished and the pulse
  tells you who. It works with the sound and the system notifications off,
  and comes from the same CLIs: the ones that publish their status.

Fixed

• The effort picker shows the effort the CLI is really using after you
  reopen it (Claude Code). A CLI that is opened again —the next day, or
  after restarting the app— starts with the effort saved in its settings, not
  with the last one of the previous run: "max" only lasts for the session. The
  picker kept showing "Max", so you couldn't choose it again without going to
  the CLI. It now shows the configured effort until the first reply confirms
  it; for a resumed session, that's the effort saved for the model the
  session uses.
• Switching tabs keeps your place in the conversation. If you had scrolled
  up to read or copy something, coming back to that tab leaves the
  conversation where you left it instead of jumping to the end. The "Jump to
  the end" button pulses twice and shows its label, so you notice the end
  isn't in view, and counts the messages that arrived in the meantime. A tab
  you left at the end still opens at the end.

v0.5.3

Changed

• "Create a folder here" in the "New project" dialog is a button, with
  the same look as the rest of the app's buttons, and so is "Create".

Fixed

• What you type in the message box shows up in every open window as you
  type: the computer you use over remote access, the one running the app
  and the phone. Before, another window only picked it up when it connected,
  and the phone kept the text it had when it opened until the app was closed.
  Sending from one window also clears the box in the others.
• The OneDrive folder shows in the "New project" dialog (Windows). It was
  missing, and with it everything stored there, because Windows reports it
  as a special kind of folder. Real shortcuts and links to other folders
  still don't show.