Fleet now shows what needs you, Workspaces holds the tree, and wmux runs on iPad. • Fleet shows what needs you now: permission prompts and questions as cards you answer in place, panes waiting on you, and finished work to review with its result. Inbox is part of Fleet. • The workspace tree moved to the new Workspaces tab. Each workspace is a card, and you can filter by state, kind, agent or fan-out. • Moa is the first tab, with the desktop's Moa character as its icon. Moa's conversation shows what you wrote, not the context wmux sends along with it. • iPad: the conversation keeps a readable width, and with a hardware keyboard ⌘↩ sends. • Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets show how many approvals are waiting and when that number was last updated. • From a pane's Source control, open a pull request, squash-merge it after Face ID, or push. • Save commands you type often and insert them from the terminal key bar. • When pairing fails, the app says why — the name didn't resolve, the computer refused, a certificate problem — and shows Tailscale's state. • The conversation's status line moved under the title. Buttons are monochrome. • Fixed: the terminal key bar went behind the keyboard in landscape; a picture's sending bubble stayed after it was sent; risk alerts could flood notifications; section headers overlapped cards; the agent filter showed shell panes and ended agents. Update wmux on your computer to 4.3 or later for finished-work reports in Fleet, and for pull requests, merges and pushes, which also need git write turned on in wmux.

Talk to Moa, the coordinator in wmux, from the new Moa tab. • The Moa tab is a conversation with Moa on your computer. Decisions waiting on you appear as cards in the conversation, and if Moa runs on more than one computer, tap the title to switch. With wmux 4.1, your first message starts Moa if it isn't running yet. • Messages you send while Claude is working go into the current turn, like typing into Claude in the terminal, instead of waiting for the turn to end. Your message shows the moment you tap Send. • In a pane with no agent, a start panel lets you start an agent, continue the last conversation, or start without approvals (YOLO) after a confirmation. When an agent has ended, Resume starts it again in the same session. • Numbered menus in the terminal, like Claude Code's /model, and prompts the phone couldn't answer before now show as a card in the conversation. Tap an option or use the number, arrow, Enter and Esc keys. This needs phone input turned on for that computer. • The / list shows Claude's built-in commands like /model and /compact first. • When a turn fails, the conversation, Fleet and a notification say why. Codex panes show your usage. • Claude's question forms show each option's description and tell you why an answer was refused. Create a worktree from Source control. Pictures an agent sends with SendUserFile appear in the conversation. • Back-to-back tool calls fold into one line, code blocks stay in place, ! shell commands show as a chip, and notes the agent's tools add are hidden. • Fixed: your message sometimes appeared many seconds after sending; long conversations sometimes opened blank; a terminal card sometimes appeared for no reason; a dismissed failed message came back a day later; the phone terminal could send hidden signals when it reconnected. Update wmux on your computer to 4.0 or later for the Moa tab, the start panel and Resume, terminal cards, worktrees and pictures, and to 4.1 or later for sending into a running turn, starting Moa from the phone, and failure reasons.

See it in your Inbox when an agent @mentions someone in a channel. • When an agent @mentions a person in a channel, it shows up in Inbox. Read the conversation from the channel list and the channel screen, and join a channel to follow it. A view-only device can read but can't join. There is no posting to channels from the app. • If you tap Stop right after sending, a message that never ran goes back into the text box and is marked Not run. You no longer have to clear it in the terminal. • Tap a video in a conversation to download and watch it, then save it from the share sheet. • The jump to bottom button now always appears once you scroll away from the end. Update wmux on your computer to 3.66 or later to turn on the channel Inbox and getting your message back after Stop. Videos need wmux 3.59 or later.

Answer Claude Code plans, OpenCode questions and Codex commands right from the approval card. • Read a Claude Code plan in full, then approve it with a long press or type what to change. • Answer an OpenCode question by picking one or several options, or by typing your own. • On a Codex command, "No, stop the turn" asks once more before it is sent. • Stop now follows what your computer reports, so it no longer reappears and gets refused on the same turn. If a Claude Code or Codex turn won't stop, you can Force Stop it after a confirmation. • Pick which agent account set up on your computer a new pane uses. "Continue in a new pane" in the pane menu carries the conversation over. If a new pane can't be created, the app says why. • All hosts has the new pane (+) button too. On a computer with phone input turned off, tapping it tells you how to turn input on. • Select several lines in a diff and send one change request for all of them. • Go from a result's details straight to its changes, files or browser preview. • Source control shows CI checks, branches and projects. • Pairing starts with the QR scanner, and if camera access is off, the app tells you how to allow it. • Send, Stop and the terminal keys are easier to tap. Update wmux on your computer to 3.64 or later to turn on answering plans, questions and commands, Stop results and Force Stop, account choice and continuing in a new pane, and CI checks, branches and projects. Choosing an account also needs the wmux desktop app.

Stop an agent mid-turn from chat, and keep sending while it works. • While an agent is working, the send button becomes Stop (■). Messages you send meanwhile wait in a queue and show Queued, Sending…, or "may have been delivered" if the connection dropped. Hold a queued message to cancel it. • The chat no longer tells you to go to the terminal to stop an agent. With an older wmux, it just says you can send when the turn finishes. • Fleet tasks now sit under the pane that asked for them, and tasks from a closed pane get their own group. • When a permission prompt's command is too long for the card, open the full command before you answer. Prompts the phone can't approve can now be declined from the phone, and notifications for prompts that are no longer waiting are cleared. • The terminal keyboard no longer covers the line you're typing on. • In All hosts, long-press a computer's name to give it a nickname, and filter the list by computer. • When an OpenCode chat can't load, the app says why and how to fix it. • The skills button is gone from the chat box. Type / to open the same list ($ also works in Codex). Update wmux on your computer to 3.63 or later to turn on Stop, queued sends, long-command approval, declining from the phone, the OpenCode reason line and the pane tree.

Fleet now looks like the desktop sidebar, and terminal permission prompts reach your phone. • Fleet shows workspaces, then sessions, with fan-out tasks folded under their parent. Status reads by shape, and what needs you comes first. • Answer Claude Code's terminal permission prompt with Yes or No. Yes takes Face ID and a hold. • Pick the folder for a new pane from recent folders, or browse your computer. • Search a whole computer: conversations, sessions and scrollback, with a note of what was searched. • A recovery center gathers uncertain sends, answers queued offline and expiring attachments in one place. • See the devices paired with your computer, turn off input from this phone, or disconnect it. • The dictation language chip no longer turns into an empty button. Update wmux on your computer to the latest version to turn on search, devices, permission prompt cards, folder browsing and the task tree.

Chat with the agents already running in your terminals. • Reply to Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode in a terminal pane from a native chat — the same conversation the terminal shows. • Start an agent in an empty shell pane with your first message, and insert its skills with / or $.

Search, a reading view, and more of your computer from the phone. • Read the terminal as plain text: find, select and copy across the scrollback. • Find inside a conversation, or search the recent conversations of every pane at once. • Pair more than one computer and see all of their sessions in one list. • Stage and commit from the phone, browse workspace files, keep quick commands, and see what each run finished with. • Change a Codex pane's model and effort without leaving the phone.

Fixes from real-world use. • New approval requests appear in the Inbox the moment they arrive. • The terminal's top rows no longer hide under the title bar. • Recently answered shows the tool for permission requests, marks expired ones, and translates each answer.

The lock screen keeps up with your computer even when the app is closed. • When an approval arrives, your computer raises the lock screen Live Activity and updates the number itself. The app does not have to be running. • Images in the conversation appear as thumbnails and open full screen on a tap. • Return makes a new line in the reply field. The button sends. • Both screens carry the same two controls at the top right: the other screen, and a ⋯ menu. What changed, restart and close are now reachable from the conversation too. • The app no longer says it is live before your computer has actually answered. The lock screen updates and the images need wmux 3.58 or later on your computer.

The fleet list now tells you what each pane is doing. • A pane that is working shows a turning arc beside its name, from the agent's own hooks rather than a guess at its last activity. • An idle pane shows the agent's last sentence, so you can see what to say next without opening it. • Workspaces are ordered by what you touched most recently, not alphabetically. • Photos attach as thumbnails you can remove, instead of a file path typed into the message. • Light mode is monochrome. The pane screen is titled by its folder, not by the agent's name. • Typing / in the reply field lists the commands and skills that session can run, filtered as you type. The activity arc, the last sentence and the / list need wmux 3.57 or later on your Mac.

What's new in 1.1.0: - Terminal rendering now runs on the GPU, so agent output stays smooth - Pinch to zoom any pane; links in terminal output open with a tap - Select and copy text in read-only panes (long-press, then drag) - Korean typing: composition shows live above the keyboard and reaches the terminal as you type - The keyboard no longer hides what you're typing - the view follows the cursor - Open-source licences (SwiftTerm, D2Coding) acknowledged in Settings