The release after the big one is where your first week of feedback lives. The provider page you can finally read, agents that take turns on one graphics card, a scheduler that owes you nothing after a night of sleep, and a dozen small wrongs made right.
Added
- The provider page is a grid you can read. Every provider is a tile with a short description, badges for what it can do (voice, vision, media) and a switch. Switched off means gone, from the page and from every model picker. Filters find providers by capability, and "+ Custom endpoint" is a tile like the others. Choosing your active provider works exactly as before, and no setting was removed: the advanced ones now live in the provider's own card or in one folded Advanced Routing section at the end.
- Tencent Hunyuan is a provider, with a switch between its regions.
- Agent teams can take turns. On local models, running several agents at once means they fight for the same graphics card. Sequential mode runs them one after another and unloads each model where the runtime supports it, and a new "Keep models loaded" setting for Ollama puts that duration under your control, from unload-immediately to always.
- MCP servers that use a plain API token get a headers field right in the form, and a rejected request no longer pretends the server wants a sign-in.
- skales:// links. A link can open Skales and land on the right screen. Nothing is downloaded or executed without a confirmation card first.
- Bring your own vector database. Qdrant and ChromaDB work as retrieval backends beside the built-in store, and the built-in one remains the fallback.
- One Telegram bot, several chats. Pair additional chats and choose where an answer goes.
- The scheduler survives sleep. Runs missed while the machine slept are caught up on wake, and a timer that the system froze says so instead of silently drifting.
- A headless start for machines without a screen, reachable through the existing web access, and a tiny-model preset that trims tools and context so sub-1B models stay usable.
- The guide explains the three multi-agent modes and when to reach for which.
Fixed
- Buttons and links that were invisible on dark themes. A whole family of dead color references, all of them found and replaced, with a check that keeps the class out.
- Signing in with your Google account now unlocks Drive and Docs everywhere, not only Calendar, and each card says which login it is actually using.
- The voice list loads for every provider, not only one, and the preview button plays a sample on each.
- Conversations keep a timestamp per message instead of a clock in the prompt, which keeps long conversations faster and cheaper.
- The navigation menu no longer hides behind page content.
- Local models that write their tool calls as plain text in one more dialect are understood and executed instead of leaking markup into the answer.
- An agent that stops after a failed tool now says which tool failed instead of returning nothing.
- In team runs, your agents' own instructions outrank the coordinator's boilerplate.
- A crash remembers where it happened: the next bug report you send automatically carries the screen and the component that crashed, so you do not have to.