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Technically Not 0.3.78

  • New: Continue with another agent: when an agent hits its usage limit mid-task, its card offers your other signed-in agent tools, and the one you pick carries on with the task, what was done so far and the files changed.
  • New: Custom agents made and improved by a prompt: ask any agent to make or change a custom agent, and accept or decline its proposal in the bell.
  • New: Fix a Technically Not bug from its source: a row in a thread's "..." menu gets the public code of your version into its own folder, an agent fixes the bug there and drafts an issue or pull request, and you press the final post.
  • New: A search field on the thread list: type to narrow the threads by name, tool, task and project; Esc clears it.
  • New: Commands meant for PowerShell show a "PowerShell" button above them that runs them in a PowerShell thread, and copying gives the command alone.
  • Changed: After a short freeze of the app's background process, it records what ran during the next ones, so their cause can be found (in stalls.log).
  • Removed: Keep and Undo on a task's changed files: the list shows each file's name, "new" and its line counts as before.
  • Fixed: The conversation no longer twitches up and down at its end while an agent works.
  • Fixed: The CLI screen: Backspace on a long wrapped PowerShell command no longer stops half-way, and a reply is no longer shown twice or with rows missing after a redraw.
  • Fixed: The Effort pick under the prompt box no longer goes back to its old value after you send to a stopped thread.
  • Fixed: The voice key's on and off tones can be heard: they no longer play in the silent first moment of a new sound output.
  • Fixed: A line chart's last value no longer runs past the chart's edge, and a change shows its unit and a real minus sign.

Built with itself: 16 of the 16 changes in this release were made by AI agents working inside Technically Not.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 noreply@anthropic.com