Bloks 1.4.0

Agents can use their own command line again. It is resolved relative to the server, which lands somewhere the packaged app never shipped, so every command an agent ran failed in a release build while working perfectly from source. That covers answering with a chart or a table, reading a skill, hiring a colleague, writing a routine and messaging another agent, none of which have worked in a shipped build until now.

Answers can be tables. A model that writes a markdown table gets a table instead of a wall of pipes, and engines without a shell can now send charts, tables, decisions and step lists by writing them into their own reply.

Describe an agent and it arrives set up. Say what the job is, and the role, the working style and a few skills are drafted for you, in editable fields, before the agent exists.

Agents can have a browser. Turn it on per agent and it opens pages, reads them and clicks, in a browser of its own with its own sign-ins. It works from what the page says rather than from a picture of it, so a click that would land on a cookie banner says so instead of clicking the banner. Sign-ins are borrowed one site at a time, never wholesale.

Every bundled skill now says what it is not for, so asking a simple question gets an answer rather than a procedure.

Fixed: an MCP command line holding a path with a space was torn in half and ran the wrong file, which caught out anything under Application Support or iCloud Drive.

Thanks to @0xr3ngar for four of the changes in this release: the Grok CLI icon, installed engines sorting first in the model picker, zoom and DevTools shortcuts on Linux and Windows, and Bloks reopening the chat you had last.