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Connections stop lying. A machine with no project open is now a real host you can pair with, a wedged brain gets killed and restarted instead of sitting there, and updates run as one transaction you approve rather than a swap that half-lands. The Activity Center got the same treatment: the feed now reports what agents are actually doing, and removing a machine actually removes it.

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Connections

  • A fresh machine with no project open is a full host. PIN, phone, web, and desktop pairing all run through the one real hello/auth stack instead of a projectless shadow handler that had drifted away from it. Desktop sync.* calls fall through to the machine brain rather than failing with “Sync service is not available.”
  • Signing out no longer costs you your pairings. An expired or unreadable session keeps account-owned pairings and the relay tunnel; invalid_grant marks the session dead instead of deleting it; grant rotation is journaled so a crash mid-rotation is recoverable.
  • A wedged brain is killed within ~90 seconds. A 15-second heartbeat plus an identity-checked watchdog — a launchd agent on macOS, supervisor slices on Windows. The brain also self-exits when its own code changes on disk.
  • Updates ask first, then run as one transaction: app swap, service reinstall, brain restart, health check, with a typed result per step. Machine rows get an Update & restart button, and it works remotely.
  • Connection errors say what is wrong. One diagnosed sentence with the routes tried behind Details, a one-tap Pair again, and stale wrong-host endpoints forgotten once something better answers.

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Activity Center

  • The feed is truthful. A turn with live background subagents stays “working” rather than publishing as done — that is what produced “Working 0” above obviously-busy agents. Child shells fold into their parent, identity chats are excluded, and deleting a chat publishes a tombstone immediately instead of waiting for a reconcile.
  • Cross-machine open works. Items carry a machine-independent id; the previous per-machine UUID resolved nowhere else, so every cross-machine click failed.
  • “Clear all” clears. The old revision fence rejected acknowledgements for anything actively running. Bulk acks now chunk, stop at the first failure, and report acknowledged / stale / unreached separately.
  • Removing a machine removes it — Activity purged, tombstones emitted, machine revoked, push and Live Activity targets taken with it.

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Pull requests

  • A lane can carry more than one PR. PRs link to specific chat sessions, chats show only their own, and lane badges roll up counts, CI, review state, and attention.
  • PRs from a previous branch stay available as lane history instead of disappearing when the branch changes, and a merge action only touches the sessions explicitly linked to it.

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Providers

  • Grok support, plus branding for Gemini, Google Vertex, GitHub, GitLab, and TogetherAI.
  • Provider settings are a searchable catalog: per-provider cards with model counts and connection status, OAuth or API key, and retry for an auth method that is not answering.