A cleaner vault and more reliable browser shortcuts. • The vault now uses one streamlined row for Recent, Secrets, Logins, Recovery and SSH Keys. • Organization and project filters now live together in the main header for faster navigation. • Git signing identities now appear with SSH keys and can be edited, organized and scoped to an organization and project. • Quick Password always copies a password, even when a website cannot be filled automatically. • Blank organization, project and environment choices now resolve consistently to useful General or Any environment catch-alls. • Removed unfinished Passkey and Secure Note categories so the vault only shows supported credential types.

A smoother, more resilient NoxKey. • Appearance now follows your Mac by default, with persistent Always Light and Always Dark options that update the entire interface immediately. • Settings, Audit Log, Keyboard Shortcuts and Updates now live in one compact branded menu; Updates opens the Mac App Store directly. • Add, edit and share drafts are preserved when you click outside NoxKey, so reopening the menu-bar window returns you to exactly where you left off. • AI agent connections can now refresh their own signed MCP helper after an update without restarting NoxKey or disturbing other connected agents. • Safari and Chrome login workflows have more consistent project metadata, field handling and save confirmations across the app and MCP. • Blank project, organization and environment fields now resolve predictably to General or Any environment, giving every saved item a useful catch-all scope. • The utilities menu now stays above banners and vault content throughout the menu-bar window. • Login cards now show the website domain followed by the account email, including useful fallbacks for older hostless records. • The Updates action now opens the published NoxKey listing in the Mac App Store.

A cleaner, faster NoxKey built around your vault. • A completely redesigned light interface keeps search, organizations and credential types stable at the top while every view scrolls naturally underneath. • Switch organizations without leaving your current workflow, then browse Recent, Secrets, Logins and specialist credential types from one consistent layout. • Projects, logins and secrets now use clearer cards, aligned project columns and type badges, with progressive loading for large vaults. • Logins are identified by their website and username, with searchable project selection wherever a credential is created or edited. • Copy actions always confirm success, destructive actions require confirmation, and recovery codes are consistently identified as Recovery. • The quick-access window now sits cleanly beneath the menu bar, stays stable while changing tabs and closes when you click away. • Large vaults scroll and navigate more smoothly through lazy rendering, cached grouping and fewer Keychain/configuration reads. • Refreshed NoxKey branding, app icon and accent system align the app with the wider Nox family while preserving a calm, readable light theme. • Command-Shift-A once again opens Create Login, and Git signing handles additional SSH signature formats safely.

Faster browser setup, clearer agents, and safer Git signing. • A shorter, fully skippable setup now explains NoxKey, helps enable its bundled Safari extension, and optionally saves your name, email, organization, role, and phone for signup autofill. • Safari can fill saved logins and signup details, generate private email aliases and strong passwords, and save a new login only after the website is submitted. • Browser filling handles more modern form labels, password confirmation controls, and birthday formats. • See verified NoxKey MCP integrations and inspect each live agent connection, including its client, verified host, connection age, and helper version. • Connect an AI coding agent through a concise guided flow without changing shared project configuration. • Use a separate Secure Enclave Git signing identity for each organization. Approval prompts show the commit subject, repository, and branch, bound to the exact payload being signed. • Quick Password keeps one predictable meaning and never silently reads a saved login password.

Clearer agent connections and safer Git signing. • See verified NoxKey MCP integrations and whether Codex or Claude Code is active right now. • Expand an integration to inspect each live MCP connection, including its client, verified host, connection age, and NoxKey helper version. • Set up NoxKey as an MCP server through a dedicated guided flow without changing shared project configuration. • Git signing prompts now show the commit subject, repository, and branch so Touch ID approvals are easier to recognize. • Commit context is bound to the exact payload being signed and sanitized before it reaches the system authentication prompt. • Agents receive clearer, safer instructions for completing protected NoxKey operations without exposing secret values.

A better home for every login and clearer secret rotation. • Browse all saved logins in one dedicated screen, grouped by organization and project. • Search logins, filter by environment, and sort by recently added, last used, or name. • Login rows keep email and password together, with quick access to edit or open the associated site. • Mark secrets with a rotation deadline such as 90d or a calendar date. NoxKey shows when rotation is approaching or overdue without blocking access. • Recent and pinned sections now treat a login as one credential instead of separate username and password entries. • Search, shortcuts, empty states, and login editing have been polished throughout the app. • The MCP server understands rotation deadlines and returns clearer login details to connected AI agents.

Reliability release focused on git commit signing and login storage. • Git commit signature verification works again. The signatures themselves were always valid, but the signing helper wasn't passing the commit through to be checked, so "git log --show-signature" reported an error. • Signing now works from any terminal or editor, even when another SSH agent is set up on your Mac. • When your Mac is locked, NoxKey now says so instead of reporting a missing or broken signing key — and it never suggests recreating the key, which would invalidate every commit you had already signed. • "Test signing" in Settings now runs the real signing path from end to end and shows you the result, replacing an internal check that passed even while signing was broken. • Logins saved before 1.4.3 are migrated to the current format on launch, so every login opens and edits the same way. • Create Login gains keyboard shortcuts: ⌘⇧A opens the panel, ⌘⇧E copies the email, ⌘⇧D copies the password. • The audit log no longer records NoxKey's own health check as a rejected connection, so real events are easier to spot.

Project-aware logins plus major reliability hardening. • New Create Login panel: detects the site or local project you're on, picks the right org/project, generates a unique email alias and strong password, and saves both in one step. • Vault now tells you when it is temporarily unreadable instead of showing an empty list — no more "my keys are gone" scares. • Git commit signing survives app updates and reinstalls: signing is served from a stable location that no longer breaks when the app moves. • Clearer agent diagnostics when an MCP connection is rejected, so AI agents get accurate instructions instead of a misleading version-skew error. • Fixes a case where hotkey customizations could be lost or reassigned after an update.

Compatibility hotfix for Claude Code. • Restores MCP tool discovery in recent Claude Code releases. • Keeps the six-tool NoxKey MCP interface unchanged. • Adds a release check preventing incompatible tool-schema roots from shipping again.

More reliable, private AI-agent connections. • A streamlined MCP toolset for discovering, loading, saving, scanning, and importing secrets. • One clear Touch ID or passcode approval performs each protected mutation—without duplicate confirmation screens. • NoxKey verifies its bundled MCP and signed caller identity before protected requests. • Stronger cancellation, timeout, restart, update, and stale-process recovery. • Secret discovery and scan results never expose stored values or value prefixes. • Safer paginated search plus validated, replay-protected `.env` imports. • A new Welcome tour and clearer Vault, Organization, and Personal Vault navigation.

A simpler, more private way to connect AI agents. • One prompt connects any agent. Copy NoxKey's install prompt into your AI assistant and it sets itself up — no per-agent steps, and it works with any MCP-capable agent. • NoxKey no longer needs access to your home folder or your agents' config files. Your agent writes its own setup; NoxKey just guards your secrets. • New in Settings: an "AI agent connection" section to install or reconnect an agent in one step if its NoxKey tools ever stop showing up.

Native MCP for AI coding agents: • NoxKey now ships its own MCP server built in — no Node.js install, no manual config files. Open Settings, hit "Install MCP," and Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and Claude Desktop pick it up automatically. • Self-healing when the app and the MCP server drift out of sync — the MCP detects the mismatch and re-installs itself. • Clearer feedback when an AI agent triggers a Touch ID prompt: instead of a cryptic error, the agent is told the prompt is waiting on you and to pause until you respond. • Reliability fixes around MCP bundle packaging and Release signing.

Built-in MCP installer for AI coding agents: • One-click install: connect NoxKey to Claude Code, Cursor, and other MCP-compatible agents from a new Settings panel — no terminal, no config files. • Faster, leaner MCP server: rewritten in Swift and bundled inside the app, so there's nothing extra to install and no Node runtime required. • Self-healing setup: if you move NoxKey or use multiple Claude homes, the integration repairs itself automatically the next time an agent reconnects. • Clearer error messages when agents talk to NoxKey, so AI assistants give you better next steps when something needs your attention.

Quick-access panel rebuild and Share Secrets: • New full-window quick-access panel replaces the menu-bar dropdown — search secrets, organizations, and actions in one place. • Share Secrets: hand a credential to another NoxKey user with an encrypted .noxkey file. End-to-end encrypted, file-only — no servers, no accounts, no network. • Faster vault search and a more responsive interface across the app. • Reliability fixes around credential search and the recents list.

Quick-access panel rebuild and Share Secrets: • New full-window quick-access panel replaces the menu-bar dropdown — search secrets, organizations, and actions in one place. • Share Secrets: hand a credential to another NoxKey user with an encrypted .noxkey file. End-to-end encrypted, file-only — no servers, no accounts, no network. • Faster vault search and a more responsive interface across the app. • Reliability fixes around credential search and the recents list.

Quick-access panel rebuild and Share Secrets: • New full-window quick-access panel replaces the menu-bar dropdown — search secrets, organizations, and actions in one place. • Share Secrets: hand a credential to another NoxKey user with an encrypted .noxkey file. End-to-end encrypted, file-only — no servers, no accounts, no network. • Faster vault search and a more responsive interface across the app. • Reliability fixes around credential search and the recents list.

Polish and reliability improvements: • Vault search now persists when you close and reopen the panel, so returning to a filtered view no longer starts over. • Refreshed app icon and brand system across the app and website. • Smaller copy, layout, and readability improvements throughout.