v12.1.0-beta.1

Run seven coding agents, see how much of each plan is left, and find your way around faster.

• Seven coding agents. Cursor, Grok and Antigravity join Claude Code, Codex, Pi and OpenCode. Each runs in its own terminal with its own sign-in. Setup shows each one with its plan and offers Install… for one that is missing.
• Each agent's own permission modes. The row under the message box lists the modes your agent really has, such as Ask first, Auto or Accept edits. A mode that skips every check asks you to confirm.
• Plan limits. See how much of your Claude Code and Codex plans is left in the sidebar, as a warning under the message box and in Settings. A build that stops on a limit can continue by itself when the window resets. The other agents report no limits, and the App says so.
• Usage and cost. Settings › Usage adds up tokens and estimated cost for the last 7, 30 or 90 days, by agent and by model.
• Settings in the sidebar's place. Workflow, Agents, Usage, Sessions, Notifications, Git and editor, Appearance, Memory, Licence, Team and About, each opening with one line, with a search for any setting.
• Sessions you can see. List the agents running now with the memory they use, and stop idle ones at once. QualityLayer can also stop agents that sit idle for 2 hours, 8 hours (the default) or a day. A stopped agent keeps its conversation.
• Search everything with ⌘K. Actions, projects with ⌘1 to ⌘9, tasks and the open task's files, in one box. Type › for actions only or / for files only.
• A calmer sidebar and task header. Task rows show the branch, the pull request with its checks and the agent's mark. Archive and Delete moved into the task's More menu, beside Copy branch name and Show task folder.
• A conversation that is easier to read. Finished turns fold into one line, files and commits become chips, each turn that changed files ends with its changes, and a strip of marks jumps between turns. Long sessions open at their last turns.
• Files and Review. The Files tab opens with the branch, its pull request and what changed. Open any file, or the checkout, in VS Code, Cursor, Zed, Finder or Terminal. Review shows the same file marks.
• Pull requests watched. QualityLayer reads an open pull request every 2 minutes. A failing check, a review asking for changes or a conflict appears in Needs you and wakes the task's agent, resuming its session if it stopped. It wakes it at most once per event and 3 times a day per pull request.
• Your projects in Setup. Setup lists the repositories your agents worked in lately, so you can add them in one step.
• Update channel. Choose Stable or Beta in Settings › About. Switching never takes you back to an older version.
• Design review setting. Choose whether a fresh agent checks each finished design once before you see it.