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Settings got reorganized around what you actually do in them, PRs open faster and remember where you left off, automations stop firing on stale schedules, and orchestrator chats get a locked-down, provider-native tool policy.

Settings

  • General is now about the machine, not a junk drawer. It covers ADE’s runtime status, project health, CLI access, and privacy; things like clipboard-paste-into-new-chat and automatic updates moved to the tabs they actually belong to (Appearance, and a combined Updates section under About).
  • Renamed tabs to match what’s in them: Lanes, Notifications, Diagnostics, ADE Stats.

Pull requests

  • The GitHub tab redirects and restores selection faster, with target history tracked per-PR so reopening a PR or lane returns you to the same spot instead of resetting to the top of the list.

Automations

  • A rule that gets disabled, deleted, or has its schedule edited no longer fires on the old schedule. Queued schedule triggers are re-validated against the rule’s current state right before they run, and stale ones are suppressed and logged instead of executing.

Orchestration

  • Orchestrator-led chats run under a stricter, provider-native permission profile shared across Claude, Codex, Cursor, Droid, and OpenCode, closing gaps where a lead or worker session could reach tools the orchestration model didn’t intend to expose.

Chat & lanes

  • Fixes to remote shell swapping, cross-machine lane state, and lane/PR settlement bookkeeping.