• Grok and Antigravity chats: read their conversations, each titled by its session. • Answer Grok's permission prompts from the phone, and use its slash commands in the composer. • Codex chats show the tools Codex runs itself and every phase of a reply, and follow a rewound conversation. • Notifications from Grok, Pi and OMP chats come with a preview. • An agent the app cannot read yet is listed as a terminal row. • Installing an integration on herdr 0.9 no longer reads as a failure, and a downloaded file no longer says "Downloading" under the share sheet.

• Every agent is its own chat, titled by its session, with Spaces and Agents views. • New Computers tab: browse a computer's files, send files both ways, and open a terminal on it. • The chats of every saved computer in one list, each computer with its own icon. • / commands, ! shell commands, subagent and workflow cards, and approval details. • Return sends on a hardware keyboard, and each host can have its own theme. • Pi sessions, status colours that match herdr, and many smaller fixes.

• Choosing a folder for a new chat: the Use this folder button now sits clear of the home indicator. • When an agent asks a question, its mark lines up with the question's first line. • Force quit asks in the same sheet as the app's other confirmations.

• Tables in replies line up: every column sits under its header, however long a cell is, and bold, code and links inside cells are formatted. • A table or code block wider than the screen now scrolls sideways inside its message, instead of being cut off at the edge. • Long-press a message to copy it, as before; the press no longer gets in the way of scrolling.

• Long chats: scrolling up now reads older messages all the way back to the first one, instead of stopping after a few. • Chats open with more of their recent history, especially sessions where the agent looked at screenshots. • The conversation stays where you are reading while older messages load, rather than jumping. • Older history loads faster and uses far less data: pictures in the transcript stay on your computer.

• A short welcome on first launch: what HerdrChat needs on your computer (SSH, herdr, an agent, Tailscale) and how it works. Reopen it any time from Settings. • OMP agents are supported alongside Claude Code and Codex, including folded tool runs and per-chat mute. • New chats in folders Claude hasn't opened before now start from your phone: Claude's "Do you trust this folder?" question shows up in the chat, and one tap answers it. • A cleaner launch screen. • While connecting, the chat list names your host and, if it takes long, reminds you to check Tailscale and that your computer is awake. • HerdrChat is free and open source. If you like it, a star on GitHub helps others find it.

• After /model or /effort, the chat header shows the new model and effort right away. • Codex: failed tool calls are counted in a run's summary, and its model picker opens on your phone like Claude's. • The swipe hint now mentions pin and mute.

• Slash commands: type / for /model, /effort, /compact and more. Pickers such as the model list and the effort slider open right on your phone. • Pin chats to the top of the list, and mute notifications for a chat. Swipe a chat right, or long press it. • The chat header shows the effort level beside the model. • A cleaner conversation: replies read like a document, and tool calls fold into one line such as "Ran 3 commands · edited 1 file · 1 failed" that opens to show each call. • The top of a chat blurs into the page, and a timer shows how long the agent has been working. • When an agent asks several questions, the next one appears as soon as you answer. • A button to hide the keyboard while you type. • New chat: Start stays in view, even with the keyboard up. • Smoother swipe actions and other fixes.

• Notifications: know when an agent is waiting for you or has finished, with the chat's name and what it said. Tap to open that chat. • Send pictures: attach screenshots or photos to a message. • Tool calls are hidden by default. Show them from the wrench in the chat header. • The conversation stays where you are reading while new messages arrive. • A simpler New host form: Test connection and Save are always in view. • Many reliability, accessibility and security fixes.