Ultracode. Say “ultracode” in a prompt, or pick it from the effort menu, and that turn runs at the highest reasoning effort with multi-agent orchestration. The composer glows while it is armed.
A chat list that is pushed, not polled. One stream per server carries every session's status the moment it changes; polling is only the fallback.
A fan-out you can watch. Subagents appear as live rows saying what each one is doing, and finished ones collapse behind a count.
Every verb on every row. Archive a chat, mark one unread by hand, and reach every action from a swipe or a long press. Find searches the conversation you are in.
The chip says what actually answered — the model that produced the turn, not only the one you picked — and the effort pill offers each model's own variants.
An interrupted turn leaves a seam in the transcript instead of a silent gap.
A hardware keyboard gets real shortcuts, rebindable, with a cheatsheet on ?.
Plus a lighter session list, a picture that opens fitted to the screen, and a slow list that is no longer reported as a dead server.
Desktop peers in this release: the Linux (GTK4) and macOS (AppKit) clients gain split panes, the ultracode aura, notifications, an image gallery and a first run that proves itself. Built against CodingAgentKit 0.10.0 and claude-bridge 1.1.0.