A clearer Usage tab, GPT-6 Sol and Luna back in the Codex picker, readable Muse thinking, and Continuum Unified keeping pace with a turn running on your Mac. • GPT-6 Sol and GPT-6 Luna stay selectable for Codex sessions. • Meta Muse reasoning now shows as a Thinking row, like every other provider. • Usage shows session origin as a donut for your account plus a pie per provider. Hover or tap a slice for its amount and share. • New Settings page: Account & Sync > Continuum Inference Usage shows how much of your weekly hosted allowance is used and what is left. • Your hosted allowance is usable all the way to your plan's weekly budget. • Starting the Plus 7-day free trial from the pricing page now starts the trial instead of charging on day one. • Trial days granted by support are applied to your subscription. • A turn running in the native Mac app stays live in Continuum Unified. • A new worktree with no messages opens on a clean canvas, and its tab is named after the repo. • The archive toast stays on the right edge of the window.

Continuum Cloud now runs on every provider you have connected, and starts in seconds instead of minutes. The accounts you connect follow you to every device you own, so your phone sees what your Mac sees. And Usage tells you what each pull request actually cost. Cloud sessions, on every provider • Claude, Codex, Cursor, Grok, OpenCode and Continuum hosted all run in Cloud with your own accounts. Pick the account you want and the runner authenticates as you. • A Cloud session starts in seconds. A pre-booted runner is claimed on demand instead of waiting for a cold boot. • Continuum Cloud appears in the New Session device picker on iPhone. It was missing, so starting a Cloud session from your phone was not possible. • The first message you type is delivered on every provider. Sessions that opened silent and stayed empty now run the prompt you actually sent. • Archive and restore work per session, with the real reason shown when one is refused. Your accounts, on every device • An account you connect once is offered on every device you own. Choosing another machine no longer shows an empty picker while the account sits unused elsewhere. • Accounts are reconciled continuously, so a device that is missing one repairs itself rather than staying short until someone notices. • Switching between your devices is instant — the account list no longer waits on that machine to answer over the network before showing you anything. Usage, and what each PR cost • Every session is attributed to the pull request it belongs to, so you can see spend and tokens per PR, grouped by repo, across every harness and every device on your account. • One provider filter scopes the whole tab, and spend is charted day by day so a spike has a date. • Usage opens instantly and uses far less battery in the background, reading only what is new instead of re-parsing your whole history. Fixes • Paid budget counts only hosted spend. Bringing your own key was quietly draining your hosted allowance. • A locked-out account now says so instead of showing as connected while every command for it is refused. • Settings drops four rows that no longer went anywhere.

# 0.96.98 The Usage tab is rebuilt. Pick a provider once and every chart on the page follows it, see your spend day by day instead of as one flat number, and for the first time see what each pull request cost you: tokens and dollars per PR, per repo, gathered from every machine in your account and every harness you run. ## Usage, redesigned - One provider filter scopes the whole tab. Choose All, or Claude, Codex, Gemini, Cursor, Grok, OpenCode or Antigravity, and the gauges, charts, repo list, model list and distributions all narrow to it. - Your account gauges are one row each, labelled, instead of a wall of tiles. You can read which account is near its limit at a glance. - Spend is charted day by day at every range, full width, so a spike has a date instead of being averaged away. - Repo, provider and model sit in one equal-height row, and hovering a slice or a legend entry highlights the same thing in all three. - Hovers carry real detail now: provider mix for the day, the weekly average behind a bar, and what a number is made of rather than just the number. ## Cost per pull request - Every session is attributed to the pull request it belongs to, so Usage shows spend and tokens per PR, grouped by repository. Attribution works across Claude, Codex, Gemini, Cursor, Grok, OpenCode and Antigravity, whether the work happened in a branch, a worktree, or a session you opened from a PR link. - The distribution view puts every PR in a repo on one axis with the median, the mean and the middle half of the range marked, so an unusually expensive PR is obvious instead of hidden in an average. Click a PR to open it. - It is per account, not per machine. Each of your devices publishes its attribution to your account and the Mac merges the lot, so a PR you worked on from the Linux box and finished on the Mac reads as one cost. ## Faster, quieter - Usage opens instantly. It serves the history it already has, then fills in the rest as it parses, newest first, with real progress and a time estimate instead of a spinner on an empty page. - Background CPU while uploading usage is much lower. The collector now reads only what is new rather than re-parsing your entire Codex history on every tick. - Installing an update no longer throws away your usage history and rebuilds it from scratch. - A partial read can no longer replace a fuller one, so numbers stop dropping and recovering while a refresh runs. ## Fixes - The app icon and code signature are correct again. Bundled Python bytecode was breaking the bundle seal, which is what made the icon render wrong on Tahoe. The build now fails rather than shipping an app whose seal is broken. - Refreshes that only top up recent data are no longer described as a full rebuild. ## Everywhere else - Web and the Windows and Linux desktop app get the same redesigned Usage tab. - iPhone and the Android and iOS Expo app get the per-PR module at the same spec.

# 0.96.94 The Continuum bot now works where your team already talks. Mention it in a Slack or WhatsApp thread and it answers there, on its own computer, with approvals you grant from the thread. The command line got the same treatment, and sessions finally follow your account across every device you own. This is the first public release since 0.96.86 and rolls up everything from 0.96.87 through 0.96.93. ## Channel bots - Mention the bot in a bound Slack channel and the thread becomes a bot turn, with its own computer, screenshots, an Open computer link and handoffs back to the app. (#2000, #2003, #2013) - The same bot answers on WhatsApp. Approve an action by replying with its number, and the thread stays live for the 24-hour session window. (#2009) - Bind a channel to a bot from the Bots tab on Mac, iPhone, web and Expo. Connected apps show which channels each bot answers in. (#2008) - Approve or decline what the bot wants to do from inside the thread, and take a run over from the bot without leaving the channel. (#2012) - Connected apps get their own channels: per-client Slack install links, WhatsApp binding, channel webhook events, and usage attributed to the right client. (#2011) ## Bots - Pin your bot leaders. A grid of large avatar tiles sits at the top of the bots rail on every client, with Pin and Unpin in the context menu and the Manage sheet. Pins follow your identity across devices. (#2027) - Move to Folder lists partner folders such as TrueWave, Chronic and Shabang. Bots created through the Partner API appear under their partner folder. (#2006) - Bot computers keep a screenshot before they sleep, so the pane shows the last screen behind Click to wake instead of black. (#1977) - Partner Bot API for connected apps: partner keys, clients, bots, shared or dedicated computers, embed, signed webhooks, usage reporting and partner sign-on. (#1991, #1992, #1993) ## Command line - Bots are a fourth channel in the command line, on the same contract as Slack and WhatsApp: a rail with personal and partner folders, send, transcript, a living status card, approvals, routines, and waking or opening a bot computer. The terminal app gets a Bots tab. (#2023) - The command line pairs itself on the Mac that runs the hub, with no token to configure, reads your live usage gauges, and updates itself over a signed release. (#2018) - The terminal app repaints only the cells that changed. Streaming is coalesced onto a frame budget, markdown renders as it arrives, and the transcript holds your scroll position while output streams in. (#2020) - Typing stays responsive while a reply streams: keystrokes echo in about nine milliseconds at the 95th percentile. (#2024) - Install the agent from any host with a one-line script served straight from the site. (#2015, #2016) ## Sessions, accounts and usage - Archive or restore any session from any device, including projects and chat threads that live on another machine. A session on an offline Linux box can be archived from the Mac and disappears everywhere at once. (#1974, #1987) - Settings has one Account tab on Mac, web and Expo. The iPhone keeps its purchase row. (#1978) - Organisation settings are the team page: create an organisation, invite teammates by email or link, manage members and roles. Usage upload, device mesh and cloud sync are always on. (#1983) - Every extra provider account gets a shell command named after its label, such as `claude-personal` and `codex-personal`. (#1984) - Providers and Models confirm a saved key or a sign-in at once, and account rows read Cloud ready, This device only, or Needs sign-in instead of listing devices. (#1986) - Usage shows real quota for Codex and Cursor accounts of every shape, and says plainly when an API key cannot report quota rather than showing a fabricated zero. (#1982, #1985, #1989) - Continuum Plus now starts with a 7-day free trial, Bot included, on web, Mac, iPhone and Expo. (#1990) - Spend Control: a corporate admin centre for budg

Bots now live in one list, with a compose menu and folders to keep them organised. Widgets were redesigned to match the app: pick an account on the small widget, see two side by side on the medium one, all of them on the large one. Session setup floats as a widget instead of taking over the screen, and the bot computer moved its actions onto the roster row. Fixes: signing in from a fresh app start works again, your provider accounts follow your identity instead of the device, the Usage tab no longer shows an empty gauge when signed out, and the Bot tab appears right after you sign in.

Device sync fixes. • iPhone connects to your computers again. Adding an Android device to your account made iPhone builds treat that phone as a computer to connect to, so they stopped reaching your Mac. iPhone now understands Android devices, never auto-connects to another phone, and a single bad device row can no longer blank the whole device list. • Android connects to your Mac. The Android app's relay encryption now runs on Android's JavaScript engine (it previously required WebAssembly), and a secure random source is installed before any encryption runs. • Mac account sync stops failing every minute. Custom providers are uploaded in the right order, tokens are only rotated when they actually changed, and revoked or rejected accounts stop retrying, so accounts delivered from other devices now install on the Mac. • Windows and Linux desktops enrol into your account automatically and heal a missing enrollment on their own, so accounts you connect there show up everywhere. • First-run consent screen now says where your content really goes (the computer you connected the provider on, or Continuum Cloud when it's offline) and lists every supported provider. • Cloud: Grok can be connected with a device code from any device; custom providers install on Cloud runners from the delivered material. (#1705, #1709)

Host reliability fixes. • The Mac host no longer dies silently. Continuum on the Mac exited with SIGPIPE five times in one day (launchd: "exited due to SIGPIPE") — a write to a child process or connection that had already gone away took the whole host down, every relay socket dropped, and the phone showed "Couldn't connect to that device" until someone relaunched the app. The process now ignores SIGPIPE, every child/PTY/network writer handles EPIPE and tears down only its own session, and unexpected terminations leave a breadcrumb in the host log. • Dead sessions with a resumable handle no longer show as streaming. The 0.96.17 reconcile skipped sessions that still had a resumable provider id; 61 such sessions stayed "running" on one Mac. Ownership now means a live process only; the resume id is preserved so the conversation can be revived, and the cloud mirror is republished. • Continuum Cloud picks up a repo's GitHub remote automatically. Choosing a repo that lives on your Mac and switching to Cloud no longer fails with "Continuum Cloud needs a Git repository URL": hosts publish each repo's origin and default branch, and the phone/web resolve it for you. Errors now name the repo or the missing GitHub App install.

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# Continuum 0.72.0 Follow-up to 0.71.0's sync work: your Mac stays reachable on its own, and the phone finally shows the truth about what's running. ## What's new - **Your Mac heals itself instead of going dark.** After a crash-relaunch or a stale enrollment, the Mac could get stuck "offline" forever — no restart or re-sign-in brought it back. It now detects the stall, clears the bad enrollment, and re-enrolls itself automatically. (#1352) - **PR controls on your phone finally know what state you're in.** Instead of a permanent orange **Create PR** button — which stayed loud after the work was done and offered to open a second PR against an already-merged branch — iOS and Android now show the same three-state control the Mac has: *Create PR* when there isn't one, a colour-coded PR pill when there is, and a *Merge* button when checks are green. (#1367) - **Usage gauges work again on iPhone.** They were pinned at 0% with a recurring "Your Mac didn't respond in time" — the phone was asking the wrong machine. It now reads usage from a live Mac, and holds the last good numbers through a relay blip instead of flickering every five seconds. (#1365, #1366) - **Live sessions actually look live.** A session running on another device showed as finished — no data-stream animation, no "Live on another device". Running sessions now report their real status across every client. (#1365, #1366) ## Under the hood - Host-control startup gets a 30-second watchdog and retries on the mirror timer, so a single failed enroll can no longer strand a machine. (#1352) - Sessions resumed after an app restart re-attach their event wiring, so the session registry stops publishing a frozen row. (#1366) - PR-state vocabulary moved into one shared model (Swift + TypeScript) with matching tests, so the Mac, iOS, and Expo clients can't drift apart on what a merged PR looks like. (#1367)

# Continuum 0.65.5 A Figma-style comment-and-edit loop right inside the Code Preview, plus smoother Code pane resizing on Mac. ## New - **Comment and edit on the live Preview.** The Code review Browser tab is now **Preview**: localhost, GitHub, and `.local` links open in-app instead of Safari, and you can drop Claude Design–style comment bubbles on any element or switch to a Figma-like text-edit mode. Selected elements and text edits become first-class chips in the composer and transcript, so the agent gets the exact selector and context you pointed at. (#1251) ## Improved - **Smoother Code pane resizing.** Dragging the sidebar and review-pane dividers now tracks the cursor cleanly — no rubber-banding or animation fight — and the width sticks after you let go. (#1251)

# Continuum 0.65.2 Continuum Plus arrives — a $25/month tier with hosted inference built in — alongside four free hosted models in the picker, a rebuilt first-run experience, and a round of Chat, Code, and billing fixes across iOS and Mac. ## New - **Continuum Plus.** A new $25/month plan that includes hosted inference with a $25/week usage cap, so you can run models through Continuum without bringing your own key. The native app shows a live weekly usage gauge, and the cloud dashboard surfaces the tier label and remaining budget. (#1230, #1231, #1232) - **Four free hosted models.** The Continuum picker now offers Nemotron 3 Ultra, Nemotron 3 Super, Gemma 4 31B, and North Mini Code at no cost — pick one and start coding without a paid provider. The hosted catalog was also trimmed to only models that actually serve, so you never select one that can't run. (#1238, #1235) - **A rebuilt first run.** Onboarding is now a guided, per-provider setup with cleaner empty states and a working Quick Start — no more confusing web-org step. New installs get to a working session faster. (#1228) ## Fixed - **Model selection that tells you the truth.** Choosing Continuum as your provider now surfaces gateway errors instead of failing silently, only offers models the live catalog can actually serve, and counts Continuum correctly in broadcast. (#1227) - **No more hidden voice-shortcut capture on Mac.** The voice shortcut no longer grabs keystrokes when it shouldn't. (#1226) - **Cleaner model menu on Mac.** Settings no longer repeats the "Continuum" brand prefix on every hosted model name. (#1225) - **Fable sends reliably.** Recovered a first-send idempotency conflict that could stall the very first message to a Fable model. (#1234) - **Accurate document tabs on Mac.** Tool output with a bare filename no longer fabricates a bogus document-tab path. (#1240) - **iOS Chat & Code polish.** The New Chat button keeps its intrinsic size, Code session-card diff stats are vertically centered, and the header CTAs are more compact with the Code "Add a device" promo removed. (#1222, #1223, #1224) - **Correct Fable pricing.** claude-fable-5 is now billed at its list rate ($10/$50 per Mtok) instead of falling back to a Sonnet-class price. (#1233) - **Admin invites, fixed.** Creating an invite no longer throws a silent 520, "Pro" is renamed to "Continuum App," the email field is sized correctly, and invites now default to a 3-month Continuum App code. (#1229, #1239)

# Continuum 0.65.1 Mesh connections that stay connected, a monochrome Continuum mark that fits the tray, and a batch of dogfood polish across Chat, Code, and Settings on iOS and Mac. ## Fixed - **Your devices stay connected.** iOS mesh connections now persist and recover on their own instead of getting stuck "handshaking" — no more re-selecting a device and hoping it connects. A watchdog gives up on a dead rendezvous and reconnects cleanly. (#1219) - **Every device is selectable.** The Devices list is now grouped into Available and Other, with your Macs first and hosts sorted by session count. Windows and Linux hosts show as connected and can run sessions directly — pick any available device from New Session. (#1219) - **A Continuum mark that fits.** The Continuum provider glyph is now a monochrome mark that matches the app icon, sitting alongside Codex, Cursor, and Grok in the model tray instead of a colored chip. (#1219) - **Chat, Code, and Settings polish.** Full Cursor model catalog in New Session, Continuum hosted inference shows only when you've enabled it, Code rows carry Mac-parity git branch/PR icons, and a round of Chat/Settings/Usage cleanup from dogfooding. (#1221) ## Under the hood - **Security headers restored on the web.** continuumcode.ai now sends clickjacking and HSTS protection (X-Frame-Options, CSP frame-ancestors, Strict-Transport-Security) on every response — these were dropped when the backend moved to the self-hosted box. (#1220) - **Web release points at the live backend.** `release-web.sh` now forwards to the box deploy instead of the retired Cloudflare Worker path. (#1220)

# Continuum 0.62.0 Spend numbers you can trust: token costs now price Anthropic's five-minute and one-hour cache writes separately — with the rate that was actually in effect when the usage happened — and the Mac, Continuum Cloud, and the web dashboard all agree to the cent. Chat gets a big one too: Broadcast can now **Synthesize** the replies from every provider into one cited answer. Plus clickable links, configurable App Shot trigger keys, and a batch of transcript fixes. ## Features - **Broadcast → Synthesize.** After every selected provider finishes replying, one click compiles their answers into a single cited response — each claim traceable to the exact reply it came from — using the summarizer model you picked in the composer. Continue from the synthesis and it becomes a normal solo chat with just your question and the answer. (#1086) - **Pick your App Shot trigger keys.** The both-modifiers screenshot chord is now configurable: both Options (default), both Commands, or both Shifts — switchable in Settings and applied live, with no accidental fires while another modifier is held. (#1091) - **Links in chat are actually clickable.** PR links and bare URLs in replies open in your browser on click, show the hand cursor, and reveal the full destination on hover. Only http/https/mailto links are ever openable. (#1088) ## Fixed - **Token spend is now correct across every surface.** Anthropic 5-minute vs 1-hour cache writes are priced at their real rates (1.25× vs 2×), historical usage uses the rate active at the time (including Sonnet 5's launch promotion, which expires Sept 1), OpenAI cached input is validated before discounting, and a corrupt pricing download can no longer wipe known rates. Mac analytics, Continuum Cloud, and the web dashboard now compute the identical dollar figure. (#1092) - **Background sessions keep their activity.** Switching a session between providers (Claude → Codex/Grok/Cursor) no longer risks losing chat activity or leaking a stale feed into the new provider's transcript. (#1093) - **Slash-skill messages show what you typed — once.** Invoking a skill now renders one user bubble with your exact `/skill arguments` text and one SKILL.md attachment, instead of duplicate provider payloads and stray markdown attachments. Two invocations of the same skill no longer merge into one. (#1090) - **Finished sub-agents say Done.** Synchronous Agent runs that returned their full report no longer sit on "Started" with a running timer forever; only genuinely backgrounded agents stay on Started until they finish. (#1089) - **Interrupted turns show how long they ran.** A turn you stop (or that errors) now displays its elapsed time in the footer, even though there's no final answer to copy. (#1085) - **Slash-skill search ranks by name match.** Typing `/rev` puts `review` above skills that merely mention "review" in their description — exact name, then prefix, then contains, then description-only. (#1087) - **Less noise beside the live timer.** The redundant "thinking…" caption next to the active-turn data stream is gone; the stream and timer are the working-state cue. (#1084) ## Under the hood - Xcode project generation is now byte-deterministic across worktrees (a checkout-named group was churning the project file on every machine), and duplicate idempotency-key handling releases its reservation before an early-exit response so a fast retry can't see a phantom "in flight" conflict. (#1091, #1086)

# Continuum 0.61.0 Continuum Cloud sessions arrive: run agents on zero-setup managed cloud runners straight from the dashboard. On the Mac, chat and the sidebar get a batch of polish — real paragraph breaks in streamed status lines, one copy button instead of two, hover-to-archive for Cowork tasks, a data-stream cable that actually stops when the turn ends — and Personal Claude accounts now heal (and honestly report) their sign-in state. ## Features - **Continuum Cloud serverless sessions.** Start a cloud session with zero setup — GCP-managed runners spin up on demand from the dashboard, with managed active-minute and concurrency limits per org. (#1042) - **Archive Cowork tasks from the sidebar.** Task history rows now show the same hover-to-archive control as the Code sidebar, with an Undo toast in case a click was accidental. Archiving the open task safely closes its thread. (#1063) ## Fixed - **Personal Claude status heals the moment you re-log in.** Pasting a fresh setup-token now revives the usage gauge and flips the status dot immediately — no restart, no permanent "Re-log in" button on healthy accounts. A rate-limited check no longer paints a working account as dead. (#1059) - **"Re-log in" appears exactly when it should.** If a saved token is actually rejected by Anthropic, the row now turns red and offers the one-click re-paste — instead of showing green with no way to fix it. Transient network blips still stay quiet. (#1064) - **Agent status lines get real paragraph breaks.** Grok and other delta-streaming agents no longer glue status sentences together across tool calls ("…done.Looking…") — each status renders as its own paragraph. (#1061) - **One copy button per answer.** Completed assistant answers showed two hover copy controls (the footer chip and a body glyph); the footer is now the single affordance. Your prompts and error bubbles keep their hover-copy. (#1060) - **The data-stream cable stops when the turn ends.** The Code sidebar animation no longer keeps running after a model finishes — the chat's own turn state is now authoritative, with the coarse session status used only while a background session's store is evicted. (#1062) - **Settings copy cleanup.** OpenCode Go no longer carries a "Recommended" badge and Z.ai Coding's subtitle drops the "via OpenCode" attribution. (#1058) ## Under the hood - The signup → payment funnel is now measurable end-to-end: the dashboard fires a server-side `payment_completed` event when a subscription activates, native Google Analytics events carry real session identifiers (GA was silently dropping everything), and the marketing site reports pageviews. (#1056) - Relay endpoint tests now assert the branded `relay.continuumcode.ai` primary that went live 2026-07-11, clearing the last latent red in the shared suite.

A faster, smoother Continuum across the board. New • Attach files when you start a session: the new-session composer gets a plus menu with Photos/Videos and Files options — selected items show as removable thumbnails and upload with your first prompt. • Your paired Mac now shows by its actual name in the device picker. • Grok 4.5 is available in the model pickers, with pricing so usage and cost show up correctly. • A dedicated Claude Fable usage bar joins the usage surfaces. Fixed • Sessions you start from your phone now actually run — your typed prompt sends as the first turn instead of leaving an empty tab. • The live "Working…" footer shows a steady elapsed-time stream matching the Mac. • Duplicate completion notifications are gone. • The spend chart opens on a single tap, even on narrow bars. • Chat updates arrive noticeably faster, and session history stays consistent — archived sessions no longer resurrect. Plus a deep performance and reliability pass shared with the Mac app: chat streams apply only what changed, usage and analytics load faster, and session storage is hardened against races.

Seventeen PRs land as one coordinated release: plan approvals that actually flip to Code mode, a faster Mac, a multi-account iOS Usage screen, and a web app rebuilt to match the Mac. NEW - Multi-account on iOS Usage. Work/Personal-style account pills appear under the provider selector when you have secondary accounts; the hero gauge and limits follow the selected account, matching the Mac. - Cowork connector browser sign-in persists. Each app connector gets a durable browser profile, so web sign-ins survive relaunches and updates — kept fully separate from agent-usable credentials, with token paste still available. - Branded Mac download. mac.continuumcode.ai now redirects to the latest signed DMG, and the website's download buttons use it everywhere. - Web app, rebuilt. continuumcode.ai/app now matches the Mac app's Quiet Black chrome — Mac-parity titlebar with Chat | Cowork | Code, a new Organisations tab, and frictionless onboarding. FIXED - Approved plans switch to Code mode. Approving a plan respawns the session with Code-mode permissions instead of a lower prompting tier, and the composer pill reflects it — including for managed/SDK providers, which now surface "Approve & run" even without structured plan text. - Your prompt no longer vanishes mid-send. The pending message stays visible while the provider streams (the "create pr" disappearing-text gap), and titlebar Create PR always targets the active session without flashing collapsed turns open. - Code sidebar cleanups. First-turn sessions get compact 1-5 word titles again (manual names always win), and archived branches no longer resurrect from lingering drafts or terminal tabs. - Custom project icons sit cleanly on the black sidebar — no tinted pill behind uploaded logos, and flat corner fills are knocked out on import without eating dark logo art. - Codex live usage refreshes on cadence for ChatGPT-auth accounts even when local session files are quiet. - Chat attachment paths with spaces are preserved and no longer leak bogus artifact chips. - iOS spend chart opens on a single tap, even on narrow 90-day bars. - iOS Settings shows your signed-in email, backfilled automatically on older installs. - iPhone visitors to the website get "Install iOS app" (App Store) instead of a Mac DMG they can't use. FASTER - Mac session switching is instant-feeling with 8-12 active sessions: hidden tabs stop burning CPU on animations, the transcript pool is right-sized with recovery, and composer/header state moved onto narrow slices.

New in this update • Continuum Cowork — a new surface for folder-scoped agent work. Point it at a project and it gets durable memory plus scheduled or on-demand runs, with a live run timeline on iPhone. • Org Control — provision provider workspaces and keys, track usage against team and member budgets, and enforce limits automatically when a budget trips. • iPhone-first onboarding — your account is now the spine. Sign in on iPhone first and attach your Mac (or other devices) afterward without redoing setup. • Multi-account Claude usage — a second Claude account now shows a working secondary gauge and a combined account card. Fixes & polish • Historical Opus 4.6/4.7 sessions now price correctly instead of showing $0. • Token and cost numbers line back up with ccusage. • In-progress composer text is saved and restored instead of being lost. • Usage now reflects account labels you've renamed. • Smoother with many concurrent sessions, plus device-mesh reconnect and reliability fixes.

This update introduces a redesigned Continuum Mobile experience for iPhone: • A refreshed interface with a native Liquid-Glass tab layout across Chat, Code, Usage, and Settings. • On-device voice dictation — speak your prompts and have them transcribed privately, right on your iPhone. • Start, monitor, and steer your coding agent sessions from anywhere. • Reliability and performance improvements throughout.