A simpler session screen, highlights in Command Center, and a canvas that follows your words. • Sessions: a cleaner header with a ⋯ menu for Model, Usage, Show Terminal, Rename and Delete. Tap the session name to switch between the group's sessions, swipe sideways to move to the next one, and slide the terminal up as a drawer when you need it. • A toolbox button opens the session's canvases, plans and terminals full screen, with a dock for Fit, Share, Edit, Design and Build. • Highlights: finished rows in Command Center show the pictures from the work (boards, screenshots, pushes) and open as one page you scroll through, with Share at the bottom. Scroll up in Command Center to load earlier days. • Design from your phone: type "design a pricing page" and a Canvas chip shows which canvas it goes to; a "Design ready" card appears when the agent is done. Type "let's plan this" for a Plan mode chip. • While Claude works, its card shows the step it is on. A finished card says what was done: Pushed, Built, Designed, Planned or Done. • Pushes appear as cards in the activity, with their commits. • Dictation shows a live amber wave in the message field. • Rename a session, and whatever you typed stays in the message box when you switch sessions. • A new G app icon, a simpler lock screen, and many smaller fixes.

- 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.