Desktop
- Machine runtime architecture. ADE now centers desktop,
ade code, CLI, remote runtime, and iOS traffic around a shared machine runtime so project switches, sidecars, packaged launches, and phone sync survive more real-world startup and update paths. - Work tab and chat continuity. Work gets a major UI pass with multi-chat/session parity, better scroll stability, full transcript pagination, resumable streams, safer stale-session handling, and stronger recovery when provider or runtime connections flap.
- Provider and model support. Claude, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Droid, and local-provider paths are more consistent, with provider readiness fixes, model picker sync, Cursor key verification caching, Codex goal controls, and newer model support.
- Lanes and branch operations. Lane creation, deletion, duplicate handling, auto-rebase protection, stacked work, and branch cleanup all get sturdier guardrails, clearer loading/error states, and better handling of active sessions during destructive actions.
- PR review flow. The PRs tab now has a richer detail view, better GitHub freshness and conflict state, Path to Merge improvements, Linear linkage, transcript gist publishing, issue resolution flows, queue/rebase cleanup, and stronger behavior around fork imports and team reviewers.
- Files, History, and graph surfaces. Files gains a cleaner workbench, History gets a commit-graph style activity view, hidden-tab work is reduced, and Graph/Lanes/PR state stay mounted and fresher across tab switches.
- Proof, browser, and simulator tooling. ADE Browser proof capture, built-in browser routing, macOS Computer Use permissions, iOS Simulator live capture, simulator preview matching, and screenshot/video artifact handling all received reliability work.
- Security and local-first hardening. Credential storage, browser bridge sockets, GitHub auth, Linear GraphQL, sync host election, remote runtime bootstrap, runtime project switching, and headless service paths were hardened across desktop and CLI.
- Performance and memory. Large workload responsiveness, chat history hydration, CLI session launch latency, terminal load, PR warm paths, hidden work, file watchers, and SQLite/CRDT hot paths were tuned to reduce crashes, hangs, and background churn.
- Docs overhaul. The Mintlify docs were rewritten around the current product: simpler setup, clearer lanes/chat/PR/CTO/mobile flows, less internal reference detail, and no public Automations or VM guide paths.
iOS
- Mobile sync reliability. The companion app now benefits from the new brain-level sync listener, larger payload handling, stable port/reconnect behavior, better project switching, chunked envelopes, and fixes for schema drift and changeset starvation.
- Chat parity and transcripts. Mobile chat receives faster transcript loading, resumable stream support, tail-only markdown rendering, desktop rendering parity, full scroll-back improvements, and shared provider/model state.
- Native terminal streaming. iOS adds a native terminal surface with offset-based sync streaming so phone sessions can follow command output without taking over execution from the Mac.
- PR, Linear, and CTO polish. PR comments, offline/deep-link navigation, CTO status accuracy, attention states, Linear-linked flows, and mobile tab parity were tightened so the companion reflects desktop work more accurately.
- Release build only. iOS stays on the existing marketing version for this release and will ship as a new TestFlight build number only.