v0.6.0

New Features

• Added a persistent Messenger workbench that can promote saved views and Side Panel content into the main workspace while preserving live state and context, including secure local web apps and spawned-subagent inspection.
• Added response annotations across Chat and Side Chat so users can anchor feedback to exact response ranges and preserve it through queued delivery.
• Added managed MCP connections with OAuth lifecycle management, settings, runtime injection, and provider-neutral agent access.
• Expanded the built-in Browser with guided Side Panel onboarding, a separate Browser MCP runtime, backend-parity tools, downloads, and read-only DOM references.
• Added shared Library media playback for audio and video work products.

Improvements

• Simplified first-run onboarding and issue creation so new users reach active work with less setup.
• Increased default agent-run concurrency to eight and improved run context, failed-run navigation, and subagent visibility.
• Restored the bundled Rudder skill-creator workflow with current guidance, compatibility references, and evaluation tooling.
• Improved Messenger saved-view organization, grouped keep actions, wide Side Panel resizing, and workbench continuity across navigation and promotion.
• Improved Desktop runtime reuse with a shared PostgreSQL payload, stronger update recovery, safer shutdown, and faster stable-release orchestration.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed duplicate live transcript deltas, queued-message delivery races, stale composer state, and hidden provider lifecycle details.
• Fixed Chat runtime-preparation failures, organization-scoped transcript history, strict prompt matching, and exact failed-run recovery links.
• Fixed organization skill installation, source protection, local materialization, and concurrent lifecycle transitions.
• Fixed Browser credential isolation, managed MCP cleanup, DOM-reference safety, saved-view identity, and runtime shutdown boundaries.
• Fixed Desktop local-app listener cleanup and recovery, saved-view routing and cache eviction, responsive Issue Detail and Library layouts, and several cross-platform release regressions.