Releases: jlstradingco/Agent-Orchestrator-releases
Release list
v0.1.108
New
- Help Desk has its own row under Inbox. Reports and questions from teammates open a conversation there.
- Approvals show as a list. Pick one to review it side by side.
- Custom tag groups can be created and ordered right from the session sidebar.
- Message a teammate's agent directly. A person approves every new teammate connection.
- Connected computers: link your other computers in Settings and pick up a conversation one of them started.
- Read Aloud adds Gemini voices, and ElevenLabs gets its own key field.
- New models: Claude Sonnet 5.5, and GPT-6.1 Sol (now the default for GPT and Codex).
- On your phone: continue a session in the cloud, and approve a held email.
- Texts: copy the latest verification code in one tap. Unread messages are marked.
- Plugins: "Always allow" for a single plugin action. Updates that ask for nothing new install on their own.
Improved
- Inbox cards that ask you a question get a blue dot. Agent cards use agent colors instead of alarm pink. Routine status notices move to the daily digest.
- Mission dashboards show each crew member's live to-do list. You can arrange the Overseers list yourself.
- A message sent to a busy agent is held and delivered, never refused.
- A session that can't resume is shown as parked, not "running".
- New installs set up faster, from a ready-made database.
Fixed
- Screen Recorder no longer says "recording" before capture has started. A microphone that fails to open no longer records silence.
- Team Chat unread badges are readable on every theme, and agent replies land in their thread.
- Paste works from the KMS editor menu.
- Dictation pastes into the Omniscio window you're actually using.
- A completed sign-in no longer shows as failed.
- Typing 0 in a spend limit no longer saves a one-cent limit.
- Share links never hand out an already-expired replacement.
- Plus about 1,400 smaller fixes.
Under the hood
- Releases now build the app once instead of six times, so updates ship in about 80 minutes.
v0.1.107-nightly.20260926 (nightly)
This is an automated nightly build, not a release.
It is whatever was on master at 2026-09-26 03:45 UTC, packaged and signed
the same way a real release is — but nothing here has been through a release's checks, and
it may be broken. It is for trying today's work early, not for relying on.
- It will not auto-update. Nightlies publish no update feed, so this install stays on
this build until you replace it by hand. Installing a real release over it puts you back
on the normal update track. - Built from:
b314ed680
For the supported build, use the latest release.
v0.1.107-nightly.20260925 (nightly)
This is an automated nightly build, not a release.
It is whatever was on master at 2026-09-25 03:49 UTC, packaged and signed
the same way a real release is — but nothing here has been through a release's checks, and
it may be broken. It is for trying today's work early, not for relying on.
- It will not auto-update. Nightlies publish no update feed, so this install stays on
this build until you replace it by hand. Installing a real release over it puts you back
on the normal update track. - Built from:
381e2d407
For the supported build, use the latest release.
v0.1.107-nightly.20260924 (nightly)
This is an automated nightly build, not a release.
It is whatever was on master at 2026-09-24 03:46 UTC, packaged and signed
the same way a real release is — but nothing here has been through a release's checks, and
it may be broken. It is for trying today's work early, not for relying on.
- It will not auto-update. Nightlies publish no update feed, so this install stays on
this build until you replace it by hand. Installing a real release over it puts you back
on the normal update track. - Built from:
041288bb5
For the supported build, use the latest release.
v0.1.107
What's New
- Agent sessions run at low disk priority again — a background helper was crashing on every packaged install, so sessions never actually got low disk priority and competed with the app for the disk. Fixed.
- Heavy database work no longer blocks the UI thread — the worst offenders have been moved off the main thread, so the app should feel more responsive, especially on larger projects.
- A lost network connection no longer cancels paid work — if your client drops, the job finishes on its own and records its result, so you don't lose the work.
- Sign-in retries are now silent and no longer interrupt live work — a background sign-in hold was previously able to kill active sessions when it timed out.
- Help Desk conversations now open from every report entry point — any place in the app that lets you file a report opens a Help Desk conversation and confirms it did so.
- De-enrolling a device now properly deletes its wrapped data key — closing a security-relevant gap where the key was left behind after de-enrollment.
- The stranded work card on your phone now tells you where the work actually is — previously it just said there was stranded work, with no useful detail.
- Idle worktree folders can now come back correctly — a pool that preserved its tip was losing the ability to reuse an idle folder.
- The sidebar keeps an anchored group visible before anything is tagged to it — groups no longer disappear prematurely.
- Guests can go full screen in the in-app viewer — shared content now honors a guest's full-screen request.
- Stale VM mirrors are refreshed before pre-warming — the pre-warm step could end up shipping an entire repository instead of just the changes.
- The plan job can now import bare packages — a bug here caused the hosted sweep to publish nothing for two days; that's resolved.
- Bikol translation added for the token label — it had been left in English by mistake.
--cloudis now accepted as a launch flag — you can pass it when starting the app without it being rejected.- MCP retired-server rows are now checked correctly against what's on disk — those rows were being ignored during guard checks.
Plus many under-the-hood improvements and fixes.
v0.1.106
What's New in v0.1.106
New Features
- Gmail multi-select & filtering — Select email threads with Ctrl/Cmd-click, Shift-click, or a row checkbox; select all at once from the bulk action bar; and filter your inbox by All, Unread, or Read.
- Help Desk — A dedicated Help Desk tab with its own ticket board. Inbound support emails become tickets automatically, reporters get an acknowledgement, and you can open or close a public support address from the panel.
- Rich formatting in chat — Agents can write tables, code blocks, and tree diagrams, and they render properly. Copy a table straight to your clipboard and paste it into Google Sheets or Excel as a real table. Tree diagrams are interactive and collapsible.
- Agent image sharing — Agents can now show you any image on your machine directly in the chat.
- Presenting mode — While you're on camera, Omniscio automatically quiets the inbox and its badge, and holds back automatic session starts until you're done.
- Verdict panel — A rebuilt one-click detail view for check results, with drill-down views and plain-English summaries.
- Overseers — Each Overseer now runs inside its own project, with its own wake schedule and clearer session titles. Existing Overseers move over automatically when you update.
- Inbox bulk actions — Right-click to Dismiss or Snooze a whole selection at once; a Select toggle in the inbox header turns on select mode.
- Alert settings — A new Settings screen lists every alert type with its own mute button.
- Session menu — Now has a search box and is organized into labeled, collapsible sections.
- Meeting transcripts with speaker labels — Transcripts now show who said what.
- Dictation without your own key — FlowVoice can reach Gemini dictation through a company relay, so you don't need a personal API key. Dictation spend is now tracked and visible.
- Speech-to-text via OpenRouter — Voice transcription now works with an OpenRouter key and is the default speech option.
- New models — GPT-6 Sol (now the GPT default) and GPT-6 Luna; Claude Opus 5.5; Grok 4.7 (now the xAI default); DeepSeek V4.1 Flash, Qwen3.8 Flash, and GLM 5.3 Flash on the lowest-cost lane. CrofAI has been removed from the model pickers.
- GitHub account switching — Switch your active GitHub account without leaving the app. The repo picker now handles up to 1,000 repositories and shows organizations you collaborate with.
- Attachment undo — Removing an attachment is now undoable everywhere, including support chat and Quick Launch. Middle-click removes one.
- Whiteboard rename — Rename a board directly from its title above the canvas.
- Stranded-work card — If work gets stranded, Omniscio raises a card offering to pick it back up or let the folder go.
- Session limit settings — A new Settings card lets you set spawn limits per tier. It's opt-in, and new tiers start with no limit.
- Card deck navigation — A floating page indicator above cards, and the deck remembers your place.
Notable Fixes
- Cloud sessions reconnect correctly again after a regression that stopped them working.
- Activation no longer locks out valid installs — if the activation server can't be reached, the app now keeps working instead of locking you out.
- The cloud spend cap is enforced on every turn, not just the first one.
- Inbox right-click actions now apply to your whole selection, not just the row you clicked.
- Whiteboard rename no longer fires twice on double-click.
- Outside calendar invites are screened by the spam filter before you're notified.
- Mobile account menu now shows non-Claude provider accounts and their usage.
- DeepSeek off-peak turns are now billed at the off-peak rate.
Plus many under-the-hood reliability and performance improvements.
v0.1.106-nightly.20260923 (nightly)
This is an automated nightly build, not a release.
It is whatever was on master at 2026-09-23 03:45 UTC, packaged and signed
the same way a real release is — but nothing here has been through a release's checks, and
it may be broken. It is for trying today's work early, not for relying on.
- It will not auto-update. Nightlies publish no update feed, so this install stays on
this build until you replace it by hand. Installing a real release over it puts you back
on the normal update track. - Built from:
5ae00b4be
For the supported build, use the latest release.
v0.1.106-nightly.20260922 (nightly)
This is an automated nightly build, not a release.
It is whatever was on master at 2026-09-22 03:49 UTC, packaged and signed
the same way a real release is — but nothing here has been through a release's checks, and
it may be broken. It is for trying today's work early, not for relying on.
- It will not auto-update. Nightlies publish no update feed, so this install stays on
this build until you replace it by hand. Installing a real release over it puts you back
on the normal update track. - Built from:
de0c53de4
For the supported build, use the latest release.
v0.1.105
What's New
New Features
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Record for Agent — You can now mark moments in a screen recording, optionally run an AI video pass (using Gemini), and send the recording directly to an agent as context for a task.
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Overseer hub — A new two-column hub lets you start and manage Overseers (AI agents that supervise other agents and swarms). You can configure slots, view a shared agent message board, start swarms, and see their status — all from one place.
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Agent message board — Agents can now post to a shared board visible in the Board tab. You can enable group chats among selected agents, and peer messages are mirrored in real time.
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Do Not Disturb per session — Each session now has its own Do Not Disturb toggle so an agent won't interrupt you at the wrong moment.
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Mid-chat model and engine switching — You can now swap the AI model, thinking mode, provider, or harness mid-conversation without starting a new session.
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Performance Monitor panel — A new panel shows you what's slowing the app or your computer, with plain-language cards for freezes, disk pressure, and kernel-bound work — and lets you change the governing settings directly.
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Telegram Bot channel — Connect a Telegram bot (via BotFather) to route chat messages into sessions and relay replies back, with long-polling and pairing support.
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Mobile diff reviewer — A touch-friendly diff reviewer is now available on phones, complete with pull-to-refresh, diff truncation notices, and git write support.
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Writer document management — Writer Studio gains version history with diff/revert and cross-version comparison, document cloning, multi-select, tags, font and spacing controls, export, and a bidirectional KMS-Writer sync.
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Plugin document access — Plugins can now request access to your documents; a consent modal and grant management panel let you approve, revoke, or forget permissions at any time. Document access is on by default for enabled plugins.
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Mindmap AI generation and sharing — The mindmap surface (now a built-in plugin) supports AI-generate, AI-expand, share links, and PNG export via the CLI.
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Billing: annual pricing — You can now choose between monthly and annual billing on the Pro plan. Annual subscribers receive a pre-renewal reminder as promised in the Terms.
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New AI models — Gemini 3.8 Flash, GPT-6 Astra (on Codex), and DeepSeek V4.1 Flash (now the DeepSeek default) are all available in the model picker.
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Tasks v2 improvements — Sub-item completion progress appears on parent rows, a "Finish without asking" toggle skips bulk-confirm dialogs, and the empty state now surfaces macro session launchers.
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Sessions: Pause and Archive views — The Manage Sessions modal has two new views — Pause (see and cancel queued restarts) and Archive — alongside a dedicated Refill tab showing the governor's restart queue.
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Inbox keep-list and bulk snooze — You can now bulk-snooze items with a reversible sweep, and two new keep-list surfaces help you manage what stays in your inbox.
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npm run perf:whodunit— One command digs into a four-session performance storm without needing elevated privileges. -
Worktree adoption and lifecycle visibility — You can now transfer worktree ownership with
POST /worktrees/:id/adopt, see a full lifecycle readout with per-stage alarms, and get a headline the moment a reachable summarizer exists. -
Plain Speak "Heads up" card and one-click actions — A new optional Heads up section appears in Plain Speak cards, and you can act on items with a single click.
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Storyboard workflow in Image Studio — Image Studio gains a storyboard workflow with workstreams, a model menu, date controls, and a labelled template loader.
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Supermail improvements — A five-level row-spacing picker with live preview, a Settings page split into seven tabs, and a "You replied" indicator on rows.
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Caught V2 inbox triage — Keyboard navigation (K/D), batch operations, soft tags, and Layer 2/3 detection logic make inbox triage faster.
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Team-chat topic threads — Topics now browse like an inbox, with a titled thread pane, a topic switcher, and per-workspace notification badges on workspace icons.
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PR author reply loop — The PR reconciler now tells a held PR's author exactly why their PR is waiting, and closes the loop when they reply.
Notable Fixes
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App freezes now named and actionable — The severe-freeze card names what froze the app; repeated-freeze cards link to the relevant tapes; and a whole-computer-hang card surfaces kernel-bound duty cycles.
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Cloud testing visibility — A GCP quota refusal is now shown instead of silently retrying. Cloud lane wait time, fleet capacity, and benched VM status are all surfaced to operators and agents.
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Worktree cleanup reliability — Orphaned worktrees are auto-archived after 24 hours (keeping the branch), reclaim now measures and records what it actually deleted, and a stale gate-in-progress tag no longer acts as a permanent keep request.
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Auto-lander fixes — A red master now pauses landing on every path (not just one), a branch whose commits name no feature is refused at the ready mint, and a land whose merged tree duplicates a frontmatter key is vetoed.
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Session restart recovery — One-click resume for sessions that boot recovery never retried, and a per-boot census surfaces sessions that were never retried at all.
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Spend cap enforcement — A non-numeric
--cap-usdvalue no longer silently disables the cap entirely. VM disk and GCS storage are now counted in the enforced daily cap. -
Secrets no longer leak — GitHub deploy keys, the cloud-test key, and various credential shapes are scrubbed before reaching logs or captured streams.
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Worktree deps sync — A torn
node_modulesre-links to the shared base instead of queueing a full reinstall; a stale base lockfile is named instead of queueing 30 minutes of silence. -
Writer Studio fixes — The save indicator releases when a document is deleted mid-write, "Saved" no longer flashes over a rejected save, and the publish spinner is driven from store state.
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AI Coaching reliability — Failed saves, bookmark operations, and profile regenerations now show clear errors and recovery paths; bulk import is rate-limited and truncation is disclosed.
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Mobile inbox and navigation — Closing an inbox detail now returns you to the list; Back in an SMS/Gmail thread returns to the list; and the service worker shell cache no longer pins the phone to an old build.
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Plugin updates — The backend worker restarts when a marketplace update lands, and the plugin-update card no longer counts re-checks as new recurrences.
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Windows taskbar badge — The taskbar overlay paint is now rate-limited to prevent a GDI storm on Windows.
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Scroll stability — The transcript no longer yanks a reading user to the bottom when an outside-injected message arrives, and keyboard-resettle no longer pulls a mobile user who has scrolled away.
Plus many under-the-hood improvements and fixes.
v0.1.105-exp.1
Initial commit