- Command Center (Talk's new name): one feed of every session. Type to it, or talk once a voice key is added on your Mac. - Plans on your phone: read a session's plan, approve it with a note, or switch a session into plan mode. - Design canvases: view a group's canvases, switch between several, and use Fit or Back to boards when you're lost. - Token usage: the context left in every header, and a Usage sheet with your plan's limits. - Several computers in one drawer; pairing pauses after too many wrong codes. - Quotes and elements you pick show as chips in your prompt, and Share sits at the foot of the plan and canvas screens. - Many smaller fixes.

Talk: a spoken conversation about your sessions. Tap the circle, ask what needs you and hear the answer; say what an agent should do and Grenade sends it to that session. It runs on OpenAI or Google Gemini with your own API key, which stays on your computer. Also new since 1.0.0: • Resume a past Claude Code or Codex conversation. • Type straight into a session's live terminal. • Start a session by picking a folder, and switch a Claude Code session's model from its header. • Stop an agent mid-turn, or continue a turn that stopped partway. • See work an agent left running in the background. • Write a prompt while offline; it is sent when your computer is back. • Rename groups, copy code blocks with a tap, and dictate with Wispr Flow. • Works with a Linux computer as well as a Mac.