Servers and HQ • Connect to Linux servers to manage their tmux sessions and coding agents. • New access history shows when paired devices and browsers connected, what they requested, and the results. • The companion Mac app adds an HQ workspace for tracking work, linked sessions, and recorded actions. Conversations and controls • Fixed Codex history being cut short by large tool output. Session updates recover more reliably on slow networks and when returning to the app. • Keep your reading position when switching between wrapped and original-width terminal views, with a loading indicator during the change. • Copy and share controls sit closer to each message. Continue typing after choosing or annotating an image. • Larger terminal control keys, distinct Settings icons, and clearer session search and server details. • Updated the built-in demo's conversations, HQ actions, and usage information. Update gtmux on your server to use the new server features.

Desktop conversations • Read ChatGPT desktop Work conversations on your phone, with updates as the conversation progresses. • Choose which desktop conversations HQ follows, with separate controls for notifications and knowledge collection. By default, only their status is shown. Chat and reading • Your messages now support Markdown. Copy an agent's full reply or share it through the system share sheet. • Chat and Terminal share text-size settings. Terminal also lets you wrap lines or keep their original width. • Long instructions appear as a compact preview at the top. Tap to read the full text. HQ and other improvements • Long-press the HQ floating button to open Usage or Knowledge Base. • Improved list scrolling, bottom spacing, icons and accessibility labels, with fixes for Codex session status and terminal rendering. Update gtmux on your Mac for the latest session detection and terminal improvements. Desktop Work conversations are available to read; continue replying in their original client.

Servers - The Servers page shows which Mac you are on and whether each Mac answers. Hold a Mac and drag it to put your Macs in your own order. - A Mac's ••• opens a menu to see its details, rename it on this phone, disconnect or remove it. Details shows the Mac's host name, system, chip, memory and uptime. - Tap the Mac's name at the top of the radar to switch Mac. - When a Mac has removed this phone, the app says access was rejected and asks you to pair again. Sessions - Start a new tmux session on your Mac from the radar or All panes. Its terminal opens right away. - The terminal always fits the phone and redraws only the lines that change. - The prompt Codex pins to the top of its screen shows in full in a bar above the terminal. - When a session is asking you something or is still working, the app says so as you send. Notifications and sharing - Turning off a Mac's notifications also ends its Live Activity. - A share link's code opens on the phone as a guest, and Sharing & pairing says when a change did not take, and why. HQ - The HQ page shows HQ's latest escalation, completion or brief. "What HQ did" lists its actions by day. Other improvements - The app fits better at the largest accessibility text sizes and in landscape. - Plus many other fixes. Details needs gtmux 1.0.95 or later on your Mac, and new sessions need 1.0.71 or later. Update it with gtmux update.

Notifications - Choose which Macs can send push notifications from the Servers list. Offline Macs show when a change is waiting to sync. Codex conversations - Codex replies appear in Chat during a task, without waiting for the turn to finish. - Codex sessions outside tmux show their saved titles and identify whether they belong to a terminal or ChatGPT desktop. Desktop sessions no longer offer Move to tmux. - Improved completion detection reduces incorrect status changes and extra notifications caused by usage warnings. Connections and controls - Routes show a loading state and display known routes sooner. Direct route selections are more reliable after switching. - Control keys give tap feedback. Input history styling and long-press menus for sessions at the bottom of the list have been fixed. Update gtmux on your Mac for the Codex status and Direct route improvements. The Mac companion now also supports the cmux terminal.

Connection and routes - You can now choose the Direct route your Mac uses. In Settings → Route, see the current route and latency measured from your phone, then pick another route. The Mac app also lets you choose a Direct server in Preferences or the pairing window. - The phone reconnects after your Mac wakes, gtmux restarts, or its connection address changes. The last known list dims while the Mac is offline so it cannot be mistaken for live status. - A failed route switch keeps the previous route. Pairing and connection failures explain what happened and what to try next instead of spinning indefinitely. HQ and Codex - The HQ page on phone and iPad now lists work that is still running or waiting for you. Open the list to jump straight to a session. - Chats show whether a message came from you, HQ, or another agent. Older HQ replies keep the name of the agent that wrote them after you switch between Claude Code and Codex. Time markers appear after a day or a longer break. - Codex completion and approval states are identified more accurately. Completed turns leave the working state promptly, reducing false alerts. HQ's internal wake-ups no longer produce ordinary session notifications. - HQ now confirms that long tasks sent to Codex were submitted, including when Codex folds the pasted text into a short label. Terminal, attachments, and sharing - Terminal panes can keep their original Mac width, with horizontal scrolling for wide Codex screens. The cursor also stays in place around Chinese text. - Send attachments up to 30 MB. Oversized files and failed uploads show a clear error, and the send button stops spinning. - Share links now show the short code at the end without truncation. Copy the link, use the system share sheet, or copy the terminal command; you can reopen the delivery panel later from the link list. Diagnostics and accessibility - The phone now keeps a local diagnostic record. In Settings → Diagnostics, browse it by day, filter errors, or copy and share it. The record stays on the phone until you choose to share it. - Pairing, input, and attachment controls have clearer VoiceOver labels. The iPad sidebar shows the full Mac name, and task and share panels fit the larger screen. Update gtmux on your Mac as well for the HQ, Codex, and route improvements.

iPad support - gtmux now runs on iPad as well as iPhone. On an iPad the session list sits on the left, and the session, HQ page or All panes you open shows on the right. - With a hardware keyboard attached, hold ⌘ to see every shortcut. HQ conversation - Scroll up to see the conversation from before a /clear. - Tasks HQ dispatched, sessions it reclaimed and the times it was woken appear in the conversation when they happened. - Items HQ is waiting on you for have a Tell HQ button: accept its recommendation in one tap, or reply yourself. Usage - Plan bars change color with use: blue normally, amber once a weekly window passes 85%, red when a window is used up. - Token use by day, shown as a calendar heatmap with today's and this week's totals and how many days in a row you have used it. - Window names, reset times and machine warnings follow your phone's language. Other improvements - Interface text is plainer, and errors say what to do next. - The HQ page's tiles and All panes show a loading indicator while they load. Plus many bug fixes.

Thirty-odd releases since the version on your phone. Here is what you can use. Act on a session by long-pressing it - No need to open it: answer its question, tell it to carry on, interrupt the turn, hand it to HQ, jump to it on the Mac, or read the diff. - The press answers back: the row arms while you hold it, and there is a tap the moment it is recognised. - Reachable by VoiceOver: every action in that menu. The HQ page, rebuilt - What matters first: what is owed to you, then what HQ did while you were away, then the context. - Its work is visible: dispatches, reclaims and notes, grouped by when they happened, with the quiet between them named. - Its documents have a home: the situation board, the knowledge base and usage, each a tile carrying a live figure. - The knowledge base is searchable: hundreds of entries, by title, id or topic. New: a usage view - Where your quota stands: which plan window is tightest, how long until it resets, who is burning it, what the machine has left. - Codex too: its quotas alongside Claude's. Reading and typing - More screen: full screen no longer reserves room for a hidden status bar, and the bar above the terminal is three bands instead of four — about sixteen more lines. - A board you can scan: sections and panes stay folded until you open one. - Drafts survive: a half-typed message is waiting when you come back, and input history follows the project you are in. - A failed send explains itself: it says why, and keeps what you wrote. The Lock Screen card - Sharper: the session that needs you, its actual question, and how long it has waited — and it no longer goes stale. - Bilingual: it follows your system language. The rest is a long run of fixes and polish.

• Fixed: when an agent moved its conversation to a background process, the phone kept showing the old history. • The chat now refreshes on its own instead of waiting for the pane's status to change.

• Sessions that stopped on an error get their own group instead of sitting among the finished ones. • The situation board is laid out properly now. • Paired devices and share links say what device it is, where it connected from, and whether a link has been used.

• Quick-reply buttons in a notification no longer claim a meaning they cannot know. They used to read "1 · Yes / 2 · Always / 3 · No" whatever the agent was asking, so on a two-option question the button labelled Always sent the answer that means No. They now show the number, and the notification lists the real options one per line. • The all-panes browser reads as a tree: panes grouped under the window that holds them, every row led by its stable pane id (%23), and search that finds a pane by id. • The HQ situation board reads like a document again — sections you can fold, tables that fit a phone instead of running off the side, and headings you can actually see. • A session that is working says so with a ring that turns, matching the Mac. It stays slow and calm, and Reduce Motion is honoured. • Long-pressing a notification shows the question instead of a giant coloured square.

• The HQ page no longer says "all normal" when the supervisor itself needs you, or when the Mac is low on disk, memory or power. • Fewer false alarms: a session that only shows the words of a startup prompt is no longer reported as waiting on you. • A link the terminal wrapped onto two lines opens properly again. • A conversation cleared with /clear or /new explains itself instead of looking broken. • After an update the app tells you what changed, including the versions you skipped.

• Native text selection in the terminal — long-press to select with the system handles and magnifier; Copy takes exactly what you selected. • The terminal now renders as a true grid — typing and scrolling in a busy pane is much faster, and scrollback goes back 1,000 lines. • Send now dismisses the keyboard, and the key row gains a backspace key. • Fullscreen is a clean reading mode — the input bar gets out of the way. • Polish: empty panes no longer show a black screen, multi-line input is no longer clipped, long diff lines scroll sideways, pane rows show the agent's name, and Snippets are now Quick replies. • With gtmux updated on the Mac: typing into a plain (non-agent) pane no longer falsely reports a failure, and the Warp terminal is supported.

• Clearer collapse controls when browsing all panes — the section arrows are easier to see, and "fold all" is now an icon. • The in-app demo now matches the live radar, with the floating HQ control. • Assorted polish and stability fixes.

• When the Mac loses connection, the lock-screen Live Activity now dims to an "offline" state instead of freezing on a stale, live-looking tally. • The Servers list now shows when a Mac is set to keep running with its lid closed. • Assorted polish and stability fixes.

• When the Mac loses connection, the lock-screen Live Activity now dims to an "offline" state instead of freezing on a stale, live-looking tally. • The Servers list now shows when a Mac is set to keep running with its lid closed. • Assorted polish and stability fixes.

• Sending a message into a busy agent no longer gets cut off, and sending text together with an image now lands reliably. • The paired-devices list shows what each device is — iOS version or browser — with a matching icon and when it was last seen. • Fixed the QR pairing scanner on notch / Dynamic Island phones. • Assorted input and stability fixes.

• Reach any tmux pane, not just agents — a new pane browser. • The HQ is now a floating disc: the whole fleet's state at a glance. • Fixes and polish across the radar, terminal, notifications, and Live Activity.