Bloks 2.5.24

Bloks 2.5.24

OpenRouter reaches every lab (#151, thanks @Efoxa). Signing in with OpenRouter offered Gemini and the free models and nothing else. OpenRouter lists about thirty Google models that can use tools, and the model list ranked labs in order and then cut at 28, so Google filled every place. Every lab now gets a turn before any lab gets a second, newest models first, so the picker has Gemini, Claude, Grok, GPT, Kimi, Llama, DeepSeek, Qwen and Mistral, then the free models. OpenRouter's :batch copies of a model that is already listed are left out.

Agents find the CLI after Bloks moves (#150, thanks @pycckuu). Agents were told the CLI's install path, which changes when Bloks moves, for example from a standalone bloks-server into the app. A resumed session went on running the old copy: an agent reaches first for commands it has already run, and Claude Code before 2.1.257 keeps a session's first system prompt. Agents now run it as node "$BLOKS_CLI", which Bloks sets on every turn, so the command stays right wherever Bloks lives. A session that was told the old way hears the new one once, at the start of its next turn. On Windows the path is still written out, since some engines there run PowerShell.

Every message has its time (#149, thanks @pycckuu). Messages in an agent chat show when they were sent, under the bubble, with the date for an earlier day, in your own locale's format. A run of bubbles in the same minute says it once. The line above a conversation says Today, Yesterday or the date instead of always Today. A queued message now records when it went to the agent and reads "Queued at 9:41 AM, sent at 9:44 AM". Rows between agents and speaker times in rooms carry the date too.

Drag an agent into a section (#152, thanks @rpavlovs). Drag an agent or room onto a section, its heading or any row in it, to file it there; the section lights up while you hover. Drop it at the top to take it out of its section. A folded section takes the drop and stays folded. A click still opens the row, Move to section stays in the menu, and dragging a heading still reorders sections. The pin on a pinned agent now trails its name, so names line up.

Your phone and your computer say which version they run. The paired devices list in Settings shows the Bloks version on each phone, and /api/health reports this app's version and what it can do for a phone, so the iPhone app can tell you when your computer needs an update instead of showing an error.