ade code, and the CLI.
Sessions can be snoozed or kept active
- Snooze everywhere. Snooze and wake controls now work across desktop, iOS, the hosted client,
ade code, the CLI, and operator tools. - Attention still breaks through. A snoozed session resurfaces for approvals, newer failures, completed turns, or failed session exits instead of hiding work that needs you.
- Settled is reversible. A tri-state override lets you settle a thread explicitly or keep an otherwise finished thread active, with consistent parsing and validation across every surface.
- Lifecycle state stays in sync. Desktop, web, TUI, and iOS now agree on successful lifecycle actions, expired snoozes, bulk settling, and rollback behavior.
Chat switching is immediate
- Large chats stay warm. Chat views use byte-bounded caches and retain their event subscriptions briefly after hiding, so returning to a conversation paints from current local state instead of rereading the transcript.
- Your place is preserved. Each chat remembers whether it was pinned to the live edge or scrolled back; new messages appear behind a jump-to-latest pill without moving the viewport.
- History is authoritative. Desktop, iOS, and
ade codeuse an explicit older-history signal, eliminating false retry banners and protecting rendered history during remote project transitions. - Long user messages stay compact. Large messages collapse behind a gradient without breaking Markdown or code layout.
A clearer message rail and PR pane
- The minimap is now a tick rail. Turn markers compress to fit, preview safely near screen edges, expose interrupted and failed outcomes accessibly, and leave message-text selection unobstructed.
- PR controls have their own title bar. Refresh and create actions move into the pane, source and target branches read as one flow, ahead/behind state is visible, and the chat title becomes the default PR title.
- Pane state follows the chat. Open state persists per conversation, including through temporary remote disconnects.
Tool activity is easier to scan
- Telemetry no longer floods the transcript. Normalized tool-call detail moves into active and completed activity disclosures while narration and chronological file-change cards remain in the conversation.
- Turn boundaries stay accurate. Activity grouping handles missing and mixed turn identifiers, preserves timestamps, and reports how long completed work ran.
- The same model reaches every client. Desktop, hosted web, iOS, and
ade codeexpose equivalent activity detail with presentation adapted to each surface.
Handoffs and imports explain themselves
- Blocked handoffs say why. Disabled actions now list concrete blockers, distinguish behind and diverged branches, and offer a safe fast-forward repair when the destination can update with
--ff-only. - Destination settings are visible. The handoff screen shows the model, reasoning, fast mode, and permissions that will actually travel with the session.
- Imported sessions read like conversations. Provider wrappers and duplicated Codex mirror records are removed, previews retain started and latest anchors, and bounded transcript previews stay keyboard-scrollable.
- Unsupported actions are gated. Cross-machine fork controls no longer appear for providers that cannot complete them.
Safer lanes and runtimes
- Branch drift is visible. ADE detects when a lane worktree no longer matches its recorded branch and offers a guarded switch-back or keep-current-head choice.
- Fork PRs match correctly. PR lookup now checks the head repository owner, preventing a same-named branch from another fork from attaching to the lane.
- Background failures stay contained. Closed terminal streams no longer terminate the app, Claude capability checks no longer boot user MCP servers, and settled tails sort by settle time.