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# v1.2.64

> Release notes for ADE v1.2.64 - August 25, 2026

Codex in ADE now speaks the 0.149 app-server: unsandboxed `!` / `/shell`, a queued follow-up when compaction or review is in the way, and a quiet stop for background terminals. Prompt settings stay independent of the model you pick. OpenCode no longer echoes ADE's prompt into the tracked CLI, and you can attach a GitHub issue to a chat the same way you already attach Linear.

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## Codex

* **`!` and `/shell` run as your shell, not the model's.** An unsandboxed user-shell chip marks the turn; the command is an app-server RPC, not model text.
* **Follow-ups wait when Codex cannot take them.** During compaction or a pending review, ADE queues the next message instead of trying to steer a turn that will reject it.
* **Memory reset asks first.** `/memory reset` confirms before wiping the thread's memory.
* **Background terminals have a stop.** The stop control is small and explicit; it does not look like a failed turn.
* **Compaction fail-opens.** An interrupted or stalled compaction does not leave the session stuck; ADE surfaces the failure and continues.

## Prompt settings

* **The model you pick does not rewrite access settings.** Approval, sandbox, and fast-mode preferences stay as you set them when you change models or providers.

## OpenCode

* **One v2 SDK client.** OpenCode sessions share a single runtime client instead of mixing SDK shapes.
* **The tracked CLI no longer reprints ADE's prompt.** Your prompt stays in ADE; the CLI session does not echo it back as if you typed it there.

## Chats and Work

* **GitHub issues attach to a chat, alongside Linear.** You can bind a GitHub issue the same way you already bind a Linear issue.
* **Cursor Cloud has a fleet view.** Project-scoped cloud agents show up on desktop, iOS, and the TUI instead of only as one-off chats.
* **The PR pane can open itself** when a review or check needs you.
* **Work model catalogs follow the prompt-box machine.** The picker lists what that machine can actually run.

## iOS simulator and Work on the phone

* **Simulator builds stay on the lane's worktree**, and the simulator drawer reports what it can actually do.
* **Work chat on iOS scrolls and renders without shipping the whole models.dev catalog to the phone.**

## Fixes

* Project picker recents are less noisy.
* Windows brain heartbeat honors `ADE_BRAIN_HEARTBEAT_STALE_MS`.
* Storage, suspension-aware watchdogs, runtime leak, and updater status tell the truth instead of looking healthy while they are not.