Trek 0.4.41

Agents

• Trek's own agent is rebuilt: it retries what's worth retrying, repairs broken tool calls, edits more reliably, searches with grep and glob, uses your MCP servers, compacts long threads and stops when it loops.
• Several accounts for Claude Code and Codex: pick one in the model menu, and each thread stays on its own login. The Usage card has a row per account.
• Rules in Settings → Permissions decide what agents may run, edit or fetch without asking, and a deny holds even at Full access.
• An agent can ask for a token on a masked card; it never reaches the transcript, the logs or the phone.
• A turn cut short when Trek closed offers Resume.
• Claude Code's usage waits for its slow answer and keeps the last reading instead of timing out.

Threads and reviews

• Two threads side by side: right-click a thread and choose Open beside, or press ⌘\ (Ctrl+\ on Windows).
• Comment on a diff's lines and send the comments to the agent as one message.
• Queued messages can be moved, edited and removed while the agent works.
• A pull request with a failing check offers Send to agent, with the check's log.
• Coming from Conductor, T3 Code or Orca: Settings → Import Threads brings their worktrees over as projects and threads.

Sidebar and look

• The sidebar is in sections: Needs you, Active, Projects with their badges, Study, Devices (your other Macs and your iPhone) and Settled. Every row starts with its state.
• Needs you holds only what waits on you; a finished thread stays in its project with an unread dot.
• One set of text sizes and corners throughout, a sharper title-bar mark and app icon at small sizes, a redrawn hiker, and plainer wording.
• Red buttons in Night are easier to read.

Background use

• An agent leaves the app you're in alone while you're at the Mac, even if you're only reading.
• It never opens a second copy of an app, and a window on another Space stays its own.

Feedback and privacy

• Help → Send Feedback… reports a bug or an idea, and shows everything it would send first.
• Trek asks once whether to share anonymous usage data and crash reports. Nothing is sent unless you say yes; Settings → Privacy lists exactly what goes and lets you change your mind.

Intel Macs

• Trek now builds for Intel Macs too.

Windows

• Trek's title bar buttons read apart from the window's own, and menus clear the Browser.
• Liquid glass reads over anything behind it, in HDR and when the window is inactive.

iPhone

• A Live Activity shows the thread at work and lets you answer a simple approval from the Lock Screen.
• Comment on a diff's lines, larger text throughout, and Send feedback in Settings.

Install

• macOS (13 or later): download Trek-0.4.41-darwin-aarch64.dmg for Apple silicon or Trek-0.4.41-darwin-x86_64.dmg for an Intel Mac, open it and drag Trek onto Applications. Apple hasn't notarized Trek, so macOS won't open it the first time: click Done, then in System Settings › Privacy & Security scroll to Security, click Open Anyway beside "Trek was blocked" and Open Anyway again. It asks only once. (Trek-0.4.41-darwin-aarch64.app.tar.gz and Trek-0.4.41-darwin-x86_64.app.tar.gz are the same apps as archives: unpack yours and move Trek.app to Applications.)
• Windows: Trek-0.4.41-windows-x86_64.zip. Unzip it into a folder of its own that Windows doesn't guard, such as C:\Users\<you>\Trek or %LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs\Trek (not Documents, Desktop, Downloads or Program Files), and run trek.exe. SmartScreen warns once: More info, then Run anyway. Updates install in place from Settings → Updates.