Muqun 3.0 brings a new home for your coding work. • Choose Classic or Editorial Home, return to recent sessions and switch Gateways. • Browse, search and preview themes, with more control over artwork and visual effects. • Work with OpenCode across projects and sessions, inspect tasks and code changes, and review AI assistant permission requests. • Queue follow-ups, steer a conversation and manage pending messages in the AI assistant inbox. • Personalize your workspace with app icons and fonts. • Updated terminal input, attachment controls and layouts for phones and tablets. Gateway and AI assistant features depend on the capabilities of your connected setup.

Muqun 2.0: SSH, simulators, and a terminal that keeps up. • SSH. Add a host and open a real shell on any machine you can reach: password, key, or a code from your authenticator. Host keys are checked on first use and remembered. • Simulator preview. Watch the iOS Simulator on your Mac while an agent works on your app, full screen at the width of your phone. Tap, drag and type on it; go Home, switch apps, start or shut down a simulator from one floating button. Powered by simfarm, an open-source tool on your Mac. • Editors get the whole screen. When nvim is running, the keyboard and the input float over the editor instead of squeezing it, and the button that opens them can be dragged out of the way. • A truer terminal. The phone's scrollback is the desktop's scrollback, wide panes open where the work is, programs that take the screen hand it back without a flash, and every key you press is a keystroke, not a paste. • Reach a Gateway through an SSH tunnel when it is not on your network, and switch between a Gateway's terminal backends from the phone. • Quick actions are four tiles: terminal, group, simulator, browser. • Files open faster and follow your theme, formulas included. • Muqun now lives at muqun.dev, and the source is open on GitHub. Also fixed: a sign-in dialog hidden by the on-screen keyboard, the first tap on the shell composer, a files sheet that could open twice, and a dozen smaller things.