Deskless 3.0 helps you finish the job from your phone: give the agent a goal, check its work, and take it all the way to a reviewed, merged change. • Agent Mode 2.0: the cloud agent explores your project, edits a private draft, runs your project's checks on the device, and presents a patch for you to review before anything changes. Use Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, Grok or OpenRouter with your own key. • Agent tasks save checkpoints you can review or resume, and can work on their own Git branch. When iOS allows it, a task you start keeps working after you switch apps, with progress shown by the system; on-device checks wait until you return to Deskless. • Git is now free: clone over HTTPS or SSH, see status, stage, commit, resolve conflicts, pull, push and sync, and view diffs. Pro adds branches, rebase, tags, history, blame, stashes, pull requests, and AI commit messages and diff reviews. • Pull requests and merge requests on GitHub, Forgejo/Gitea and, new in 3.0, GitLab: see CI checks and logs, check out a branch to run it locally, review with inline comments and suggested changes, approve, and merge exactly the commits you reviewed. Fix with Agent starts from a failing check, and Start Work turns an issue into a branch. • Navigate code with Go to Definition, Find References, Rename, Show Documentation and Quick Fix from the keyboard, the context menu or ⌘-click. • Project Tools can install pure npm packages and Python wheels for offline use, run SQL scripts with SQLite, and debug async JavaScript and TypeScript. • Accessibility and large-text improvements across plans, AI, Git and Project Tools. • Fixes, including Python output that lost its line breaks, the Agent panel's Done button on iPhone, and a cleaner editor on Mac. Agent Mode and cloud AI require Deskless Pro and your own provider API key; provider access and usage charges apply. Advanced Git, pull requests and other Pro features require Deskless Pro. Thanks to the open-source projects behind Deskless, including Runestone, SwiftTerm, libgit2 and Pyodide, and to everyone coding with Deskless!

Deskless 2.1 brings a bigger on-device workspace, richer editing tools, and more consistent workflows across iOS and Android. • Run and test JavaScript, TypeScript and Python projects on your device. Project Tools brings console output, language tools, web previews and debugging into one place. • Get inline completions, code diagnostics and a Problems list for supported languages. Review proposed renames, formatting and code fixes before applying them. • Edit with syntax highlighting for 57 languages, smarter language detection, custom file associations, EditorConfig indentation, language-aware comments, code folding and multiple cursors. • Jump to files with Quick Open, discover actions in the command palette, and search and replace across a project, including unsaved drafts. Project replacements stay unsaved until you save them. • Move faster with more keyboard shortcuts, clearer tabs for files with matching names, drag-and-drop import, and a file browser that refreshes when files change outside Deskless. • Explore Git blame, file history and commit diffs; manage tags and rebases; and view or create pull requests on GitHub and Forgejo/Gitea. • Connect to your own machines with the new interactive SSH terminal, saved hosts and verified host fingerprints. Generate Ed25519, RSA or ECDSA keys in the app. • Read AI replies as they stream and choose OpenRouter alongside the existing cloud providers. Try the beta Offline Agent for reviewed, locally checked project edits on supported devices with Apple Intelligence enabled. • Choose Split Editor or Editor + Tools layouts, with fold-aware layout options for iPhone Duo and improved controls across window and text sizes. • Benefit from fixes for draft recovery, stale search replacements and completions, Windows line endings, undo/redo caret placement, focus after closing Find, keyboard spacing, and terminal keyboard and selection controls. Project-wide find and replace, advanced Git tools, SSH terminal and expanded workspace layouts require Deskless Pro. Cloud AI requires Pro and your own provider API key; provider access and usage charges apply. Thanks to the open-source projects behind Deskless, including Runestone and SwiftTerm, and to everyone coding with Deskless!

Deskless 2.0.0 is our biggest update yet—native by design and updated for iOS 27, with continued iOS 26 support. • Meet Agent Mode: give Deskless a goal, let it explore your project, and review its proposed multi-file patches before applying them. Requires Deskless Pro and your own provider API key • Get free quick coding help from on-device Apple Intelligence on supported devices—no API key required • Choose current cloud models including OpenAI Astra, Claude Fable 5.1, Gemini 3.8 Flash, and Grok 4.6—with Pro and your own provider API key; provider access and usage charges apply • Connect over native SSH with encrypted RSA and Ed25519 keys, first-use host fingerprint verification, and protection against changed host keys • On iOS 27, the editor toolbar minimizes as you scroll, giving your code more room • Track agent work with Live Activities and Dynamic Island • Access your workspace and cloned repositories directly from the Files app • Start a new scratchpad from Control Center • Preview images, PDFs, and other files with Quick Look • Run JavaScript on your device and view its output • Generate commit messages, review diffs with AI, amend commits, and open merge conflicts in the editor • Keep your active file, selection, undo history, search, and preview state as your workspace changes size • Enjoy safer Git actions, more accessible controls, and improved onboarding in smaller windows Thanks for coding with Deskless!

Bug fixes, a few foundational changes for the future, and a couple little new features here and there.

Bug Fixes & Improvements • Fixed an issue where the app could become unresponsive when loading subscription options on slow networks • Improved cursor position accuracy when editing files containing emoji and special characters • Fixed a memory leak that could occur when switching between folders • Enhanced error messages for subscription and restore purchase issues • Improved text selection handling for international text • Updated Git library for better SSH support • General stability improvements