v1.1.10 - ADE

v1.1.10 ships three commits since v1.1.9: stronger Cursor SDK model handling, a shared desktop-to-mobile model catalog, tighter iOS Simulator packaging and stream behavior, and an asc-backed internal TestFlight build path. The iOS companion ships in TestFlight build 1 of 1.1.10.

Desktop

Chat and providers
Runtime and simulator

Chat setup gets a more explicit Cursor SDK path, clearer provider status, and one shared model catalog for desktop and mobile clients.

Cursor API key handling. ADE now stores provider API keys through the platform credential path, verifies Cursor keys through model discovery, and clears stale readiness state when credentials change.
Shared model catalog. Desktop exposes a structured chat.modelCatalog response and moves provider grouping into shared catalog code so renderer, remote commands, and mobile model pickers use the same provider families.
Cursor SDK runtime cleanup. Cursor SDK sessions use private socket paths, extracted hook management, and cleanup for one-shot catalog or cloud requests so temporary runtime state does not accumulate between probes.
Provider status copy. Connection states now distinguish missing keys, unavailable credential storage, SDK initialization failures, and cached discovery results more directly.

The release hardens packaged desktop behavior around simulator helpers, artifact validation, and run-tab state.

iOS Simulator helpers. Packaged builds resolve native simulator helper caches more reliably, keep stream fallback state ordered, and preserve the intended IOSurface path for packaged desktop sessions.
Release artifact checks. Desktop packaging now audits macOS runtime artifacts more explicitly and validates universal app payload files during the release pipeline.
Run session titles. Generated terminal titles are sanitized before display so live run sessions keep cleaner names and status details.
Internal TestFlight automation. A self-hosted Mac workflow and asc script can bump, archive, upload, and distribute internal iOS builds from CI.

iOS

Model picker
Work chat

The mobile companion now builds its Work chat model choices from the desktop catalog instead of carrying a separate view of provider families.

Desktop-backed catalog. SyncService can request chat.modelCatalog, cache the response per host, deduplicate in-flight requests, and fall back predictably when the desktop catalog is unavailable.
Provider grouping. WorkModelCatalog maps the shared desktop catalog into the mobile model picker, including current Claude, Codex, Cursor, and related provider groupings.
Model picker sheet. WorkModelPickerSheet uses the refreshed catalog data so model choices line up with the connected desktop app.

Work chat keeps the new catalog state visible while staying compatible with the current desktop sync protocol.

New chat flow. WorkNewChatSheet refreshes model selection behavior for new sessions and keeps the selected model aligned with the catalog returned by the desktop host.
Session state. WorkChatSessionView and related remote model types handle the updated model identifiers and display labels from the shared catalog.
TestFlight build. The 1.1.10 mobile build is cut as a new TestFlight train and will be distributed to all non-empty internal tester groups.

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