Attention follows your work
- One account-wide Attention view. See the agent, PR, and machine items that need you without hunting through projects or connected computers.
- Native MacBook notch status. ADE can surface focused agent state in the physical notch, with virtual-notch and menu-bar fallbacks, privacy controls, reduced motion, and exact actions.
- iPhone, widgets, notifications, and Live Activities agree. Attention state, destinations, acknowledgements, and device ownership now share one model across ADE surfaces.
- Delivery recovers more reliably. Live Activity tokens register independently from alert permission, failed deliveries retry safely, and hidden or minimized desktop windows keep notch snapshots fresh.
Work stays scoped and calm
- Quiet lanes stay compact. Settled and snoozed lanes collapse to a muted summary while sessions that need you remain visible.
- Project and machine state persists correctly. Work and Lanes remember their organization per project and machine without stale cross-surface overwrites.
- Detached chats appear only once. Starting a chat on another machine files it immediately under that machine instead of briefly creating a duplicate UUID-named lane.
- Foreign sessions render like local sessions. Optimistic rows survive stale refreshes, disappear immediately after deletion, and use the same compact settled view as local lanes.
Lane storage can be reclaimed safely
- Archive & Reclaim removes only verified worktrees. ADE blocks active, attached, running, dirty, unmerged, symlinked, or otherwise unsafe lanes before touching the filesystem.
- Storage review is understandable. Settings shows lane size, age, ownership, reclaim estimates, and concrete blocked reasons before confirmation.
- Restore and retry are built in. Archived lanes can be recreated safely, with cross-process locking and exact branch/worktree verification.
Prompt stashes handle images
- Text and attachments round-trip together. Stashing a prompt now preserves image thumbnails and restores attachments atomically.
- The stash UI stays out of the way. The control hides when empty and its menu stays within the viewport.
- Runtime ownership is preserved. Image bytes remain on the owning machine, live stash files are protected from cleanup, and machine-local paths are not exposed off-origin.
Reliability fixes
- Fixed runtime chat-history requests that could silently discard paging options across desktop and
ade code. - Hardened account Attention D1 trigger installation so remote migrations use the supported ingestion path and fail safely before deployment.
- Improved stable scope-denial reporting without weakening worker isolation or older-host compatibility.