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Learn about vigilant mode.

Released 2026-10-03.

Windows and workspaces

  • Each native window has one sidebar, command palette and settings sheet.
    Workspace views share that sidebar and keep their own terminal layouts.
    Colored view navigation identifies the active workspace separately from
    the native window.
  • New scratch views have independent temporary workspace identities. Opening
    another scratch no longer replaces the workspace you are using. Closing a
    view saves its layout and keeps its terminals running.
  • Workspace folder and logo edits preserve the latest layout and terminal
    ownership. Layout autosaves cannot undo newer metadata edits.

Terminal and connection setup

  • A setup tour introduces windows, workspace views and terminals. Save a
    terminal configuration before launching it; detected shells populate setup,
    not the sidebar's launch menu.
  • Typed forms cover local shells, WSL, Claude Code, custom commands, SSH/SFTP,
    Telnet, serial consoles, Docker, Podman, Kubernetes, Remote Desktop and VNC.
    Desktop connections open their own client windows and never create PTYs.
  • Configure arguments, environment variables, shortcuts and autostart in
    forms. The raw JSON editor is removed.

Settings

  • Saved themes, font defaults, terminals, connections, snippets and app
    preferences refresh other native windows. Sidebar state stays per window;
    text zoom stays per pane until the saved font default changes.
  • Settings saves send only changed fields and reject conflicting stale edits.
    Cancelling a logo draft no longer deletes a previously saved image.
  • The Windows kill regression test launches a detached base interpreter and
    waits for its PID. Python's virtual-environment launcher can no longer
    terminate the intended survivor through its own job object.

Verification limits

  • Remote hosts, container engines, serial hardware and desktop servers were
    not connected during release verification. Their launch arguments and
    validation are covered by tests; real connections remain UNVERIFIED.
  • Windows release binaries remain unsigned and can trigger SmartScreen.
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