New: • Quick Ask leads with what you just copied. Copy some text, a picture or files and Quick Ask shows a card with errands for it: explain, summarise, translate, improve or reply for words; describe, read the text or explain for a picture; summarise, explain or review for files. An errand writes its instruction and pastes what you copied, and never sends on its own. • Delegate holds a passing patch for you to read before anything touches your repository. Open the run to see each changed file with its line counts and its diff, then Apply to the tree (unstaged) or Discard. If a chat is working in the same repository, Tailscode names it before you apply. Needs delegate 0.4 on the machine. • Type /delegate in any chat, or choose "Delegate a task…" from the chat's ⋯ menu, to start a packet on that chat's machine with the task and the repository already filled in. Changes: • Quick Ask's starters are a grid of tiles, and recent questions fit on one line with their age. • Delegate's window leads with New packet, shows the ladder as one row of tiers with each tier's pass rate, and groups runs into Needs you, Running and Earlier, each with its repository and age. • A run leads with what matters: why it stopped in the verifier's own words, the tier waiting for your approval, or the patch ready for review, followed by one main action. • The new-packet sheet asks for the goal, the repository (picked from where your chats and runs work) and the paths first; class, verifier and tiers fold into one “How it runs” line you open only to change them. ⌘↩ sends it. Fixes: • Messages you queue during a turn now go out one turn each when it ends, instead of all at once with only the last one answered. • A queued message is no longer sent the moment you reopen a chat whose turn is still running.

The Mac app answers the pointer: hover to act on chats and messages, and thoughts, tool calls and chats open instantly. Plus Full Disk Access for Mac servers. Tailscode now speaks Polish. Faster and more responsive: • Everything you can click lights up under the pointer and responds the moment you press, and a click on Tailscode while another app is in front lands where you aimed instead of only bringing the window forward. • Rest the pointer on a chat to pin, save, archive or open its menu, or on a message to see when it was sent, copy it or undo from there. • Thoughts and tool calls open instantly, even in long chats, and new steps arrive without a stutter while an answer streams. • A chat shows its latest messages right away, the last three chats you switched between come back instantly, and a chat starts loading while your pointer rests on it. • Moving status icons are drawn by macOS itself, so an idle window uses almost no energy. Mac servers: • A server running on a Mac shows whether its agents have Full Disk Access. Without it, macOS stops a turn at a permission dialog on the Mac's screen, where nobody is looking. • One click opens System Settings at Full Disk Access on that Mac, with claude-bridge shown in Finder beside it, and Tailscode notices the moment the switch is on. Adding a Mac server asks once; Not now skips it. Needs claude-bridge 1.12. Fixes: • Quick Ask's model menu responds to clicks and lists your machine's own models from the start. • The sidebar follows your theme. • A server removed and added again no longer shows each of its chats twice. • Popovers from the bar — git, spend, context, the model dial and the briefing — are legible on every theme. • The Analytics, Usage, Settings and Updates windows open at a sensible size and can be made narrower. • Tailscode no longer crashes at launch with the Metal performance HUD turned on. • Sending a message in a long chat keeps it at the top with the answer written under it, instead of scrolling back to the start. Search results, tool details and the newest agent scroll to the right place. A better Mac app: • Every menu, window and label is in your Mac's language, in all ten languages Tailscode speaks. • The menus you expect: Services, Hide Others, Paste and Match Style, Find Next and Previous (⌘G), Spelling, Substitutions, Speech, Enter Full Screen and Help. The Dock icon offers New Chat and Quick Ask. • The window can be made much narrower, and cards wrap inside their borders in a narrow pane. • With Full Keyboard Access, tool details, pictures, git files and the delegate ladder are reached with Tab and opened with Space. VoiceOver names every tool row. • Japanese, Chinese and Korean input no longer sends the message when Return picks a word. • Closing the window keeps Tailscode running, so a turn still finishes and notifies you. Click the Dock icon to bring it back. • Windows reopen where you left them, links in your messages can be opened or copied, ⌃C stops a terminal command, and ⌘-click and typing a name work in the chat list. • Smart quotes, dashes and autocorrect are off, so commands and paths arrive as typed. Turn them on in Edit ▸ Substitutions. • The first notification is no longer lost while macOS asks for permission, and a shared analytics card matches its preview. opencode 2 chats: • Undo from here: right-click one of your messages to wind the chat back to it, with the agent's file changes put back and your words returned to edit. Restore brings it all back until you send again. • A rate-limited provider shows its reason and a countdown to the next attempt, with a button to the fix it names. • Quiet lines show when the model changed or the server picked a turn back up, and a cut-off turn can be continued or let go. • Tailscode detects opencode 1.18 or 2.x and uses the right API, with every project's chats, streaming, permissions, questions, compaction, fork and rename.

Model and effort are one dial. The two menus over the composer — one for the model, one for how hard it thinks — are now a single pill: the model's name, the level's word and five bars that light with the heat, from a hollow ember for a model's lowest level up to a rainbow that travels along the word for ultracode. Rolling the wheel over it or pressing ⌃⌥↑ and ⌃⌥↓ steps the level one notch without opening anything, and the wheel stops at the model's lowest level the way it stops at its highest. Click the pill, or press ⌃⌥M, to open the dial: your shortlist and every other machine's models on the left, the model's own ladder on the right. Arrows walk the models and Enter takes one, ← and → and the digits set the level the moment they land, a typed name searches the whole fleet, and the full catalog is one row further down. The pill keeps its width whatever level it says, so nothing shifts under the pointer as you step. The quick ask wears the same dial for the machine the question is aimed at: ⌃⌥↑↓ steps the level, ⌥M or ⌥E opens the shortlist, and picking a model on another machine aims the question there. Effort levels are the model's own on Oh My Pi. A chat on an omp server was offered Claude Code's ladder, ultracode included, whenever the app could not find its model in the catalog — and it could not find any model reached through a gateway, because the server named it door first while the catalog keeps the door and the id apart. The app now finds the model either way, a model the catalog has never heard of gets omp's own levels from minimal to max, and a model that takes no level shows none instead of the last model's "low". The archive files what is over and may not hide what is still going. A chat working in the background could be archived from the desktop and vanish from the sidebar while the phone still listed it; a running turn, a waiting question or background work now keeps the row in the list whatever the archive says, and filing a chat says so. A chat started in the omp terminal is named after its first prompt and says which model it runs the moment it appears in the list, without anyone opening it first; omp-bridge 0.5.5 fixes that at the source. A chat whose agent left a command running that will never finish no longer sits in LIVE NOW as BACKGROUND for the rest of the day. The bridge now reads every background shell against the machine and ends one that has shown no CPU time and no output for ten minutes past the budget the model gave it, saying so in the chat. A row carrying work says how long the machine has been at it, work the server found stuck reads STALLED, and Stop background work in the row's menu ends the work yourself, with the server's reason when it cannot.

The whole app is now localized — every screen, not just this page. Now in German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Brazilian Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese.

The whole app is now localized — every screen, not just this page. Now in German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Brazilian Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese.

The whole app is now localized — every screen, not just this page. Now in German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Brazilian Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese.

The whole app is now localized — every screen, not just this page. Now in German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Brazilian Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese.

The whole app is now localized — every screen, not just this page. Now in German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Brazilian Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese.

The whole app is now localized — every screen, not just this page. Now in German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Brazilian Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese.

The whole app is now localized — every screen, not just this page. Now in German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Brazilian Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese.

The whole app is now localized — every screen, not just this page. Now in German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Brazilian Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese.