Release Whisper Studio 2.3.2 · paukode/whisper-studio

A maintenance release focused on the workspace, approvals and workflow runs.

New

Ultracode on Sonnet 5. Capability and reasoning level are now separate settings, so ultracode runs at each model's own top level. Existing installs pick this up with no config change.
Your effort level applies everywhere, including every agent, subagent and workflow child agent, adjusted per model where a model supports a different range.
rm always asks first. Deleting files now requires an explicit approval that no permission mode or session setting can bypass, covering rmdir, unlink, shred, wrapped and piped forms, and find -delete.
Folder access asks once, then remembers. A grant covers everything beneath the folder you chose, and never a parent or sibling.
Workflows can target a specific folder. Name a path in the prompt and the run pins to it, shown on the approval card and used by every agent it spawns.
A notice when a turn is downgraded, naming the model and effort actually used when a budget fallback changes them.

The workspace panel stays in sync with the app and recovers on its own after a restart or a brief backend interruption.
Approving folder access now creates and connects the folder, so the workspace opens as the card described.
The conversation keeps its scroll position when you open or close the Tasks pane.
A workflow you stop now reports as stopped.
Agents running in parallel each keep their own working directory, so one agent's cd no longer affects another.
Workflow costs now include cache charges.
A model defined in a workspace's own settings uses the right provider.
A workflow model override that cannot be used says so on the run's event stream instead of falling through.
Data retention gives a clear message when AWS credentials are unavailable.
The context report no longer counts recalled memory toward prompt duplication.
Renamed model entries keep their top reasoning level.
Ultracode is available on Sonnet 5 straight away on existing installs.
Opening a folder is now correctly treated as a write action, so read-only agents cannot redirect a session.
When the GitHub tools are unavailable, the assistant is told how to enable them rather than retrying the shell.

Workflows run a full 16 agents at once. The scheduler and the underlying thread pool now share one limit, and the shared client paces itself against account quota rather than failing agents.
The workspace disconnect control is clearer about what it does, and the collapse chevron is named as the way to just hide the tree.
Connecting a workspace stores the path exactly as the server resolves it, so containment, indexing and language-server checks all agree.
Continuous integration now covers the macOS-only paths, including document creation and file-manager integration.

Download the DMG below and drag Whisper Studio to Applications. On first launch, right-click the app and choose Open (the build is not notarized).

Apple Silicon, macOS 14 or later.

Full changelog: v2.3.0...v2.3.2