Graft 0.6.0

• Long tasks no longer stop at 150 steps: a turn runs until the work is done. You can still set a limit in Settings → Permissions, and a turn that reaches it pauses with a Continue button.
• A command palette: press Ctrl+Shift+P, or type > in search, to run almost anything. Start sessions, switch palettes and themes, open any settings page, export, compact or rewind.
• Settings → Personalization tells Graft about you and how you like answers, with a response style (balanced, concise, explanatory or learning) and your own instructions. Chats and code sessions use it; incognito chats never do.
• Rewritten instructions for chats and code sessions, and View system prompt (session menu or /system) shows exactly what Graft sends to the model.
• Six colour palettes, each light and dark (Graft, Midnight, Slate, Grove, Dune and High contrast), seven accent colours, and smoother motion throughout.
• Start a message with ! in a code session to run a shell command yourself, such as !npm test; Graft sees the output with your next message. ↑ and ↓ bring back messages you sent.
• Custom agents: make specialists such as a reviewer, a test writer or a debugger in Customize → Agents, and Graft hands them tasks.
• New commands: /commit, /pr, /security-review, /explain, /test, /export, /system and /new. A command file of your own can replace any of the prompt commands.
• Messages you type while Graft works can go right away: Send now hands one over after the current step without stopping anything. Queued messages can also be edited or removed, in chats too.
• Scion the sprout comes alive: it blinks, looks around and wiggles its leaves, flaps them while Graft works, and hops when you hover over it or click it.

Install

• Windows: Graft-Setup-0.6.0.exe. The installer isn't code-signed yet, so SmartScreen may ask first: choose More info → Run anyway.
• macOS: not in this release; build it from source on a Mac with npm run dist:mac until the release workflow can run again.
• Linux: the .AppImage (mark it executable) or the .deb.

Already using Graft? It downloads this update in the background and asks to restart.