Ghostex 11.2.0

macOS: Apple Silicon DMG · Windows: x64 installer · ARM64 installer
Linux x64: .deb · .rpm · tarball (mise/ubi) · AppImage · AUR (ghostex-bin) · Linux ARM64: .deb · .rpm · tarball · AppImage
Android: APK · iOS: TestFlight through Discord (post in the iOS channel)

11.2.0 - 2026-11-08

Ghostex 11.2.0 is out. Bots get your connected apps and sign-ins, pasted images send with your message, agents work across your projects without asking again, approvals open as centred dialogs, remote computers connect more smoothly, and Settings gets tidier.

🤖 Bots

• GBots bots get every app you connect in Settings > Connectors and your gh and Google sign-ins, with the same Ask, Allow and Never rules, and they answer setup questions with Ghostex's own screens.
• Bot chats stay calm: no Autopilot nudges, and a Ghostex message never becomes a bot chat's title.
• One sidebar session per bot chat, and a renamed bot chat keeps its name without "/rename" being typed to the bot.

💬 Chat

• Enter waits for a pasted image and sends your text and the image together, on the desktop, the web and the phone, and pasting is faster.
• Tool cards stay one line with the running call in the header ("+2 more"), and open when a call waits for your approval.
• Red error lines are one-line cards, and several pictures in one message show without "[Image #2]".
• A queued Codex message never leaves a stuck "left the queue" card (#509).
• The Summary and Detailed view chips show their icon, turning into the × to close, and handover headings below a one-click answer are styled again.

🔐 Approvals and agents

• Agents work across your projects again without asking: they message, start, type into, interrupt and answer sessions in any project, while pairing, Collab, security settings and starting an agent with approvals off still ask you.
• Every notice with a button is a centred dialog, one at a time ("1 of 3"), and an "Approvals waiting" pill brings back the ones you put aside. Copy details sits with the buttons, and light dialogs' main buttons are frosted grey.
• A Claude Code prompt with the auto-block countdown is answered on the first click, and an answered card dims with "Sending…".

🌐 Remote computers

• A computer added with its password connects right away (#508), and an Easy Connect computer that must pair again says so instead of retrying.
• A connected computer asks once to act as you, not on every connect; a computer that is really this one never asks to let itself in, and an approved request takes effect at once.
• Settings > Remote has a Current machine card with this computer's name, short name and SSH access, and it no longer checks SSH every 10 seconds.
• Windows can message a Mac when signed in as an administrator.

⚙️ Settings and the window

• Theme presets sit in one compact sideways row, colour rows stack in a narrow window, and the Settings rail's groups read in sentence case with more room.
• Settings > Dictation explains Hex clearly, with Install Hex (the official installer, after you confirm with Touch ID) and a link to anoma.ly/hex.
• View playbook shows the playbook your coordinators follow, from the New Coordinator dialog, Settings and the right-click editor.
• macOS: full screen with transparency shows your blurred desktop picture instead of black.
• macOS: Login Items lists Ghostex's helpers as Ghostex, and Ghostex stops rewriting them on every start (#510).
• Main Hub (beta) in Settings > Extensions, off by default.

🩹 Fixes and polish

• A session whose terminal ended outside Ghostex shows as sleeping and reopens (#512), thanks to @bet4it.
• Chief is now Chief of Staff.
• macOS: programs in your sessions reach the local network again (#504).
• Coordinators: a message and a thread report sent at the same moment both arrive (#505, #506), and a finished report no longer raises a false "not moving".
• Pins are one filled and outline pair everywhere, and right-clicking a pinned extension's header icon offers Unpin and Disable.
• The extensions menu's Terminal chip reads in the light theme, the × on toasts and board cards is easier to see, and Linear tickets linked by their ID open in the right workspace.

Windows beta packages are not Authenticode-signed and may show a SmartScreen warning.