1.3.3

One row per session

• The sidebar fits far more sessions. Each one is a single row, as in Claude Code: its name, then how long ago you used it. Point at a row for its ⋯ menu; the exact time is in its tooltip.

Fewer approvals

• Commands that only look run at once in Ask before changes: ls, cat, grep, rg, find, git status, git diff, git log and the like, joined with |, && or ;, as long as every path they name is inside the folder. Anything that writes, runs something else or leaves the folder still asks. The README has the full list.
• In PowerShell too, on Windows without Git for Windows: Get-ChildItem, Get-Content, Select-String, Sort-Object, Where-Object, Measure-Object and the same git commands. ForEach-Object, { }, $variables, env: and the registry still ask.
• Secrets still ask, even in Auto-approve, however the command spells them: cat .en""v, gc .en''v and git show HEAD:.env ask like cat .env. Reading through a wildcard that could match a secret (cat .env*, Get-Content *.pem) is never counted as only looking.

And

• Give us feedback, a link under the composer, sends a few words to the CodingFleet team with the app's version and system, never a chat or a file.
• The model picker says Unlimited for a model as soon as one of its efforts is included in your plan, instead of showing a credit range; the effort menu still prices each effort.
• The agent can wait up to 4 minutes for a background command in a single read, instead of 30 seconds, so a long build no longer means checking over and over.