- Refreshed Muse model choices, including Muse Wonder 1.0. - Muse subscription limits now show 5-hour and weekly usage, reset times and plan details. - A compact routing icon leaves more room for your messages. - New keyboard-hide buttons in search and form headers. - A steadier terminal view while typing on iPhone and iPad. - More reliable host pairing, direct connections and reconnects. - More accurate usage charts and totals. - Improved recovery for chats, terminals and file transfers, with better protection for automation drafts. - Better detection of installed Codex and other agents.

- Hello, Hello. tokenstat is ready for iPhone Duo. Unfold for the iPad layout, fold for the phone layout, and keep your chat open. - Track usage and plan limits with widgets for one or several supported providers, using circles or bars. - Personalize widgets with glass and black styles, accent colors and multiple sizes. - Follow live chats on the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island, with working, waiting and completion updates. - Use Siri and Shortcuts to open projects, check usage and read your activity streak. - Find projects through Spotlight and add quick access controls to Control Center, the Lock Screen and Action button. - Check Today/Week usage and plan limits, and review agent requests on Apple Watch. - Choose Minimal, Compact, Standard or Detailed chat views. Replies stay visible, with expandable steps and file edit counts. - Review files changed by a chat, then commit, push and create a draft pull request. - Review incoming commits before pulling. - Answer agent questions directly in chat. - Choose faster responses for Codex and supported Claude Opus models. - Guided sign-in for Claude, Codex, Cursor and Muse. Recover Claude, Cursor and Muse sign-in failures with your original message and attachments. - Muse sign-in automatically checks for browser approval. - Approve Cursor tools and send notes during Standard chats. - Improved Cursor reconnects, resumed Codex chats, Cursor plan usage, change-review stability and chat links. - Navigate projects, recent chats and active terminals from the iPad sidebar, with SSH connections grouped under Servers. - Keep chats, drafts and SSH sessions open when folding, rotating or resizing, including Split View and Stage Manager. - Faster, smoother chat history loading, with more reliable reading-position restoration. - Fixed conversations opening with empty messages after reconnecting, and improved offline history recovery. - SSH setup remembers your progress and entered details. - Improved connection and encrypted vault reliability when reconnecting or switching accounts. - Optional chat routing: choose fallback agents, models and effort levels, continue after a usage reset, or return to your preferred model on the next turn. History, files and permissions carry over. - Share videos, ZIP archives and documents with resumable transfers, progress and cancellation. - Clearer chat settings with a dedicated Routing section. - Routing activity shows agent switches, usage limits and errors. - Improved chat recovery and fixed incorrect "edited elsewhere" conflicts. - More accurate Codex usage tracking. - Author pictures in Git history. - Bug fixes and performance improvements

- Work on another Git branch in its own project folder with worktrees. - Send a short note to guide the next step of a running chat. Edit or cancel it before delivery. - Format notes with headings, bold, lists, checklists, quotes and code, with undo and preview. - Manage work in a To Do, In progress and Done task board. - Find devices with search and reach their connection and access controls more easily. - Use richer chat and project menus, Home pins, terminal rename and duplication, and automation templates and sorting. - Project browsers remember their last page and recent ports. - Bug fixes and performance improvements for chat, project navigation and reviewing file changes.

The iPhone and iPad are now a complete way to work: set up a computer, run agents, and review their work. Setup and home - Set up a computer from the phone: your own server, a new one at DigitalOcean, or your Mac, with the install running in a real terminal - Pick folders and clone repositories on a headless machine from the phone - Home is yours to arrange. Drag the cards into order, switch off the ones you never read, or start from Balanced, Work first or Usage first. Each device keeps its own - Workspaces arranges the same way: Folders, Recent chats and All sessions in your order, or switched off Chats - Half-written messages stay with their conversation, with their attachments, even if you quit the app - Conversations you opened stay on the device, encrypted, and read fine with no connection. Pin one to Home to keep it close - Hand work to another device. The draft, the files and your place in the transcript move across - Sends are safe to retry. A dropped send queues and goes out when the computer is back, and retrying never runs the agent twice - One search covers the conversations on this device and the computers that are awake, with live answers first Tasks and automations - Automation graphs on phone and iPad: build them step by step, draft one from a prompt, and read the run history - Author scheduled jobs from the phone: the prompt, the schedule, the queue, and the full run history in the computer's own timezone - Tasks run durably, with one board across the whole computer, and results that link to the folder's changes and history - If an automation changed in two places, the second save compares instead of overwriting Editor and review - The editor gets line numbers, change marks, find and replace, save states, and a warning when the file changed under you - Edit from diffs, and review every change from the phone - Commit reviewed files and push reviewed branches from the phone - Work beside chats and terminals: files, changes and history in a side pane, a resizable browser, and Auto commit from the phone - On iPad, the browser sits beside your work, the folder tree stays put, and turning the screen keeps your place - With a keyboard attached, save, find, new and run work as shortcuts, and holding Command lists them all Devices - Approving a device explains itself: where the request went, what answers it, and buttons that copy instead of retyping - Devices shows plan capacity and what each computer runs, with an auto-connect switch per machine. Computers download their own update and restart when idle - Tapping a computer in the sidebar connects to that computer, not the remembered one - Generate SSH keys on the device, Ed25519 or ECDSA P-256. These keys never leave the device Numbers - Every figure gets its own card with its own icon, on Chat, tasks, workflows, automations, notes, insights and Home - Codex limits name each allowance: account or model, general or secondary, general first - Usage, activity and rankings get new dashboards with tables VoiceOver can read Other small bug fixes and performance improvements

- Copy any reply with one tap - Agents can attach files to the chat. Tap one to preview it, then share or save - Files over 1 MiB wait for you to tap Download, and what you fetch is cached with a size cap and retention you set - A chat you started on another device stays current here - The model picker has a search, and a refresh that re-reads the agent's list - Agent, model and effort now stay in one panel while you change them - Face ID or Touch ID unlocks the vault, and no copy of your key leaves your machines - Notifications hold off while you are watching the conversation - When a computer cannot be reached, the app names the cause and the fix instead of showing transport errors - Account settings split into Account, This device and Legal - Fixes to long transcripts, streaming replies and image previews - Relayed traffic now shares one allowance: 100 MiB on Free, 1 GiB on Supporter, 5 GiB on Patron, 20 GiB on Legend, over the last 30 UTC days. Direct connections do not count - Account shows what you have used, this device's own direct and relayed traffic, and when older usage leaves the window - Every connection says whether it went direct or through the encrypted relay. Terminals and files try direct first now - On iPad, files open in tabs. A file keeps its text, its cursor and its unsaved changes while you move around the app - The composer is glass over the conversation. Send appears when there is something to send, a toggle grows the box for a longer message, and you can put the keyboard away - Recent chats keeps the thread you just used at the top instead of burying it under older unread ones - Claude's higher effort levels, xhigh and max, are on the picker - Tap a notification to open what needs you: a terminal waiting on a permission prompt, or the chat that finished - Send while a turn is running and the message queues. Edit or remove it before it goes, or send now to cut the turn short - Folders on iPhone and iPad show commit history - Sessions on iPhone gets the branch picker and the bypass switch - Opening a chat hides the tab bar, so the composer sits on the transcript - Sending a message hides the keyboard and jumps to the latest turn - A file the agent edits is one card named after the file, with later changes marked - Other small bug fixes and performance improvements

Chat comes to the phone, and pull requests come with it. - Chat is another way into the same agent, a conversation instead of a terminal. Use it on the phone, keep the command line at your desk, or use chat everywhere. - Pull requests get a section of their own. Read the changes, the checks and the conversation, then approve, request changes or merge from the phone. - The app reconnects on its own to the computer you were last on. Each computer also has a switch, so you can pick one by hand. - In an SSH session, completion covers paths on the far machine and your saved commands as you type. - Patron and Legend plans are now available monthly as well as yearly.