Patch Notes

The feedback patch.

August 2026 · 20 changes · macOS, Windows & Linux

Every line below started as a message from someone using the app — a bug you hit or a feature you asked for. Here’s what broke, and what we shipped in response.

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August 2026

20 changes · from your reports

New & improved · 7

  • A boss orchestrator agent. Promote one agent to Orchestrator and give it a goal — it plans the work and delegates to your idle agents automatically, queues when everyone’s busy, reassigns if a worker crashes, and can even hire more. How it works →
  • Zoom, orbit, and let your agent redecorate. Scroll to zoom, drag to orbit, double-click the floor to reset — and the room is now an MCP surface your agent can drive: change the palette, swap the pet, throw a ball or grow the room.
  • Set your terminal font. A new Terminal section in Settings: pick any font installed on your system, Nerd Fonts included, size it 9–24, and every live terminal reflows on the spot. Guide →
  • Import a whole skill library at once. Point the picker at a folder and every SKILL.md inside is discovered, de-duplicated and added in one pass — or copy skills straight from another agent. Guide →
  • Ten new ways to make the room yours. A bean bag, bar stool, lava lamp, moon lamp, record player, terrarium, hourglass, wall clock, wall mirror and a framed record — all drag-and-drop, all re-colored to match your palette.
  • A real folder picker on Windows. Opening a project now uses the native directory dialog, with an address bar and a paste-ready Folder field, instead of a tree that wouldn’t accept a pasted path.
  • Termi runs on Linux now. The desktop app ships as an AppImage and a .deb, right alongside macOS and Windows — same 3D room, same agents. Claude Code on Linux →

Fixed · 13

  • Escape soft-locked the terminal. Esc now passes straight through to the shell, so commands like /status and /context exit cleanly instead of freezing.
  • The terminal jumped to another agent while you typed. A typing lock now holds your place — a background spawn, a fresh terminal or a halted agent can’t steal focus mid-keystroke.
  • Ctrl/Cmd+Enter did nothing. It now inserts a newline in the composer, so multi-line prompts don’t fire early.
  • The terminal sometimes went blank. It now recovers from rapid WebGL context loss with a DOM-renderer fallback and a repaint, so your text keeps showing.
  • Auto mode still stopped to ask. One shared answer algorithm now clears permission prompts across every CLI — Claude Code, Codex, Copilot and the rest.
  • Your settings.json permission mode was ignored. The forced --permission-mode default override is gone; the mode you configure is the one the agent starts in.
  • Permission popups cut off the request. The approval card no longer clamps to three lines — long requests scroll, so you can read exactly what you’re approving.
  • OpenCode never got the handoff prompt. The briefing, skills and context now reach it through its --prompt flag, with a guard so a --prompt you set yourself is never overwritten.
  • Alerts opened on the wrong monitor. The toast now anchors to whichever screen the app window sits on, and follows if you drag the window or unplug a monitor mid-session.
  • Editing the room deleted agents. Loading now unions the two rosters and pins the room host, so every agent and the layout survive the round trip.
  • The cat looked like a dog. Each of the six pet breeds got its own silhouette and coat patterns — the cat’s pricked ears and upright tail, the corgi’s long body, the shiba’s curled tail.
  • A phantom “waiting” state, and a bell that wouldn’t stop. An idle agent no longer flips into a blocked state, and the notification bell is throttled so it can’t chime on a loop.
  • Usage numbers were inflated. A project restored at launch no longer logs as a new agent, and an agent lost to a crash no longer logs as a removal — so the counts reflect real work.

Every fix here came from user feedback.

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