Agent mode is here. Run coding agents on your own server and lead them from a chat on your phone. • Agent chats: an orchestrator plans each task, starts subagents in Podman on your host, and checks their work before it answers. • Many chats at once, each led by its own orchestrator. • Every agent keeps a work record with its goal, evidence and a pass or fail verdict. • Agents can browse websites, use a desktop, and show pictures, videos and files right in the chat. • When an agent needs you to sign in to a website, a card opens its desktop so you can do it. Website sign-ins are kept for every agent. • Choose frontier models (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Grok) or your own local model from a picker. • Read-only access to host folders you choose. • A turn retries once if the model connection drops, and you can retry the last error. Also new: • A redesigned app with a fresh look. • Session names come from tmux, and you can rename them. • Hosts and sessions turn amber when Claude is waiting for you. • Sign-in and localhost links open with their port forwarded. • Better handling of long wrapped URLs and Claude Code "! command" hints. • Faster, more reliable session startup.

What's new • Push notifications toggle — turn pushes off in Settings; the relay stops sending server-side, and turning them back on needs no host re-setup. • Fixed long wrapped URLs getting cut off in "Find link" (including tmux windows narrower than the screen). • Fixed the input line being hidden behind the bottom toolbar while the keyboard is up — typed text now stays visible. • Fixed garbled terminal output after screen size changes (lost or out-of-order PTY resize requests). • Open links in the in-app browser — tap the Safari icon in the URL list. localhost, private-network, and .local addresses are tunneled over your SSH connection automatically.

New • Pick up where another device left off Opening a host now finds the tmux sessions already running on the server and lists them under "On this server." Work you started on a tablet or desktop can be continued on your iPhone, including sessions you created yourself in the terminal. • Detach and Kill are now separate actions Swipe a session to choose. Detach leaves it running on the server so you can reopen it any time; Kill ends the session and whatever is running inside it. Fixes and improvements • Fixed MCP authentication failing when Claude Code wrapped the OAuth link across several lines, leaving the link undetected. • tmux is now found reliably when installed outside standard locations, such as through Homebrew.

This update includes: • Korean input fix: compound vowels and double final consonants now compose correctly (e.g. "관직" no longer comes out as "고ㅏㄴ직").

Release notes for 0.1.3: • Fixed a freeze that could make the terminal unresponsive on slow or unstable networks. output now streams smoothly without blocking the UI. • Redesigned the session toolbar: clearer Copy and Paste, a tidy overflow menu, and full accessibility labels. • New shortcut keys. insert a newline (Ctrl-J), delete the previous word (Ctrl-W), and clear the line (Ctrl-U), plus Option-Delete word-delete on hardware keyboards. • Performance and stability improvements under the hood.

- Server performance: per-host live CPU, memory, disk, network rx/tx, load average and uptime (Linux and macOS). - Home screen host cards now show a compact summary (CPU/MEM/DISK rings, NET rates, load + uptime) whenever a session is connected. - Settings → Server performance: choose a sample interval of 1, 2 or 5 seconds. - Metrics piggyback on the existing SSH session when one is open, so there's no extra connection. Without a session a metrics-only channel is opened, using the same TOFU host-key verification.

• Host key verification (TOFU): the first connection to any server now shows a full-screen prompt with the SHA256 fingerprint, which matches `ssh-keygen -l -f` on the server. • Crash report opt-out: Settings → Privacy now has a toggle for Sentry crash reporting. Disclosed on the consent screen too. • Plaintext HTTP warning: a clear warning chip appears in Settings if the push relay URL uses http://. Malformed server responses are now rejected before they reach the agent setup prompt. • Settings reorganized: SSH (Identity, Push) → UI (Terminal, Themes, Keyboard, Shortcuts) → General (Privacy, Feedback). • Privacy policy accuracy: corrected wording around Face ID protection and push subscription deletion to match what the code actually does.