Fixes for iPhone: • "Delete local vault" and "Recover synced vault" were cut off at the bottom of the screen, so their buttons could not be reached. They now open over the whole screen. • The New snippet form no longer runs under the status bar. New in 1.0.5, in case you missed it: Auto mode for the AI assistant. Give it a goal and it runs read-only checks on your Linux server by itself, and asks before anything that changes the server. It is off until you turn it on.

New: Auto mode for the AI assistant. It is optional and off until you turn it on. • Give the assistant a goal, such as "find out why this service is not working". It runs read-only checks on your Linux server by itself and shows every step • Anything that changes the server still asks first, and runs only after you choose Run once • When a command asks for a password, the assistant offers your saved passwords and waits for you • Stop ends a run at once. Before the first run you agree to what is sent to your AI provider 8Terminal Pro is now $5.99 (€5.99, £5.99), once, for every Mac, iPhone and iPad on your Apple Account and your Family Sharing group. No subscription. Sync between your devices (Pro): • Link another device by scanning a QR code; both screens show the same six digits to compare • Manage devices: names, last seen, and retire a device you no longer use • A recovery code: if every device is lost, get your synced vault back with the code and your master password • Change the sync master password; a retired device can't read anything synced afterwards • Move sync to a fresh sync space, with a verified backup first • See how full your sync storage is • Keep passwords and keys on this device only, if you prefer • Sync activity now appears in Logs, with a copyable report for support • When a host has no saved password, choose a saved one and Connect, or Connect & save • Tap a host to connect; the ⋮ button or a long press shows Edit, Duplicate, SFTP and Delete New in this version: • Home Screen widget with your recent hosts, and Shortcuts to connect, run a snippet or start a tunnel • Live Activity buttons: Return, Ctrl-C and Reconnect, plus a note when a coding agent is waiting • iPad hardware keyboard: Esc, Tab, Ctrl keys, Cmd+T, Cmd+W and Cmd+1–9 • Two-factor keyboard-interactive sign-in; RSA keys in OpenSSH and PuTTY files • Generate a key and install it on a host from the app • OpenSSH certificates, and chains of up to four jump hosts • A Secure Enclave key with Face ID, and agent forwarding that asks before every signature • Find in the terminal, https links, and a key row you can rearrange with your own snippets • Dictation now arrives in full • Automatic reconnect and a tmux / zellij session picker • Paste a screenshot into the terminal, with its location data removed • SFTP: folders, permissions, Quick Look, keep both, and resume after a dropped connection • Twelve themes, a theme per host, Nerd Font symbols • Export and import hosts as JSON without secrets • More keys on the key row: Shift-Tab, Shift-Return, Home, End, Page Up/Down, F1–F12 and the symbols coding agents ask for • A visible flash when a program rings the bell • A Drive backup made on the Mac now restores here

Saved passwords now complete reliably after Face ID or passcode confirmation in SSH terminal prompts. This update also improves protected terminal input handling on iPhone and iPad.

Securely use saved passwords for sudo, su, and other terminal prompts with explicit credential selection and Face ID, Touch ID, or master-password confirmation. This release also strengthens terminal input ordering and lifecycle safety across Mac, iPhone, and iPad.