Hive Desktop 0.2.0-dev.3

Downloads are served from Cloudflare R2, not GitHub (decision 0003); this release records the source changes for the dev channel.

• Artifacts: https://dl.hivedesktop.com/desktop/releases/0.2.0-dev.3/
• Checksums: https://dl.hivedesktop.com/desktop/releases/0.2.0-dev.3/SHA256SUMS

Terminal mode and the Agents area arrive, Grafana and exec join the connectors, and the app ships a signed macOS installer.

Added

• Terminal mode (experimental): tmux-backed sessions rendered by a GPU
  atlas renderer, with searchable scrollback replay on attach, clickable
  links, and pop-up terminals that open straight into a TUI from a chord.
  Typography — family, weight, line height, letter spacing — is configurable.
• The Agents area (experimental): workspaces, tmux-backed chats, and an
  MCP catalogue. A chat can be pinned into the Code view's session tree to
  stay in reach while you work.
• Grafana connector for metrics, alerts, and IRM alert groups, with
  Alertmanager filtering pushed server-side so large instances stay
  responsive.
• sources.exec connector — run a command on the poll tick and ingest its
  stdout as a snapshot.
• Generic webhook source, with an uploaded image usable as its feed mark.
• A signed, notarized macOS .dmg installer beside the update zip, and
  Linux releases for amd64 and arm64.
• Pick the app's fonts from your installed families. Appearance lists the
  fonts on your machine for the UI and monospace faces, not just the bundled
  Inter and JetBrains Mono.
• Hive sessions from the app — create one from a feed item or on its own,
  manage them from the UI, and see which session an inbox item started.
• Dry-run a flow against supplied input without touching live state.
• Actions declare inputs and render them into their templates, alongside a
  richer default catalog and a native clipboard action type.
• A notify terminal node, so a feed can notify on new items.
• In-app problem reporting to a private bucket, and a documentation site
  with search on the landing page.
• ! in the command palette runs a shell command in the Code view — the
  rest of the line opens a window on the attached session and types it there,
  so it runs in that checkout and the shell outlives it.
• The command palette knows where you are. Code view lists the attached
  session's windows and operations, every other session as an attach row, and
  the configured session and window actions — none of which were reachable
  from it before.
• Your configured actions are in the palette. The selected inbox item's
  actions are listed under its own reference, and running one opens its input
  form exactly as the detail pane's cards do.
• A + on a repository in the session tree starts a session in it,
  replacing the session count under the pointer.
• An optional status bar above a session (Settings ▸ Terminal), carrying
  its branch, uncommitted and unpushed state, lines changed, and its pull
  request's review and CI status — plus the open-in-editor and show-in-Finder
  buttons a chat already had.

Changed

• Settings are sectioned by the surface they change, and the navigation is
  grouped by the app's modes.
• Auto-update and publishing moved to R2 channel manifests.
• The Activity view is a ledger, the inbox trash was redesigned, and the feed
  gained date groups, hover actions, and mark-all-as-read.
• One source message is split into per-entity feed items rather than one
  combined row.
• The New Session form preselects the agent hive would actually run, and the
  dialog opens on ⌘N.
• The command palette no longer lists rows that cannot run where you are
  standing — feed commands over a terminal, feeds and themes outside the
  inbox — and ranks a strong title match above an early group.
• Quick terminal launchers are scoped to the session they run in rather than
  shared across every session.
• The app icon is the four-node hive mark.
• The theme is persisted in settings.yaml instead of webview localStorage.

Fixed

• Pasting into a terminal pane is sent as a paste instead of one Enter per
  line, which no longer fires half a script on the way in.
• A terminal recovers from broker overflow in place; the view is no longer
  torn down and rebuilt underneath you.
• tmux spawns in the resolved environment, so agent sessions launch.
• A dead terminal session is presented as not started rather than as an error.
• GitHub absence confirmation is batched, fixing the rate-limit N+1.
• Empty-scope inbox rows no longer wedge the flow consumer.
• The Linux build no longer depends on the BSD-only syscall.Getsid.