Releases

Improved

• A downloaded update is replaced when a newer one comes out, and Restart Now checks for one first.
• If an update ever fails to start, cmd finds and installs a fixed version by itself.

Fixed

• The app opens again: version 0.32.0 quit at launch with a JavaScript error.

New

• Browser inspector. ⌥⌘I opens the developer tools for a web page, beside it or inside its window, in your cmd theme.

Improved

• A new window opens right after the one you opened it from, and closing a window selects the next one, like tabs.

New

• Quick Commands. Save commands, prompts and links, then run them from the palette, Session → Quick Commands or their own shortcut. To start a coding agent, add one that runs it, like claude.
• Show Sidebars. ⌥⌘S hides all of a workspace's sidebars and brings the same ones back. Attach any window as a left or right sidebar.

Improved

• Switching views, opening large folders and long Markdown, and running many agents at once are smoother.
• Settings opens almost instantly after the first time.
• On your phone, a terminal keeps your Mac's size until you choose Fit to This Phone.
• On your phone, the prompt stays in view with the keyboard up, and a button jumps back to the latest output.
• Your phone reopens on the terminal you had open.

Fixed

• Your phone no longer gets stuck on Connecting… after switching networks.

New

• Now Playing widget. Shows the cover and track your Mac is playing, with play, pause and skip, and a bar you can drag to seek.

Improved

• The workspace switcher's menu and the Workspace menu list workspaces in the same order, with ⌃1–9 reading down the list.
• File → Open Recent lists the workspaces you closed recently.
• A long path a program wraps over several lines opens with one ⌘-click on any of its lines.

Fixed

• Names in narrow tables, like Live Diff's file list, end in an ellipsis instead of running into the text beside them.
• Closed terminals in the Navigator's Recent no longer show an agent's spinner in their title.
• The strip no longer shows a scrollbar under its page dots.

Removed

• The New Claude Session and New Codex Session commands: open a terminal and type claude or codex instead.

New

• Agent integration. Agents in your terminals can know they run in cmd and use its tools to open files, pages and terminals for you. Turn it on in Settings → Agents.
• Approvals. When an agent asks to do something, cmd asks you right away on one sheet: allow once, for the session or always. Choose per kind of action in Settings → Agents → Permissions.

Fixed

• Closing a workspace while a dev server in it starts up no longer makes cmd stop.
• Closing a Magic widget while it builds no longer makes cmd stop.

New

• Live Diff across worktrees. When agents work in other worktrees, Live Diff shows each one's changes beside yours, named after its agent. Files two agents change on the same lines come first.

Improved

• Live Diff opens a file's diff in a pane below the list, side by side or unified, with the changed words marked.

Fixed

• Many terminals with fast reloads no longer run cmd out of memory.
• Scrollbars line up with their window at every zoom in the free-form canvas.
• Run Last Action Again opens the Actions widget instead of failing when that action's workspace is closed.

Improved

• Charts and dashboards read easier, with steadier lines, numbers in the UI font and more room between sections.
• Sparklines and punch cards fill the whole width of their pane.

Fixed

• ⌥ keys type characters like @, [ and | on German and most European layouts, so you can type @ into Claude Code and Codex.
• Scrollbars stay with their window while it resizes or moves.
• The Stats window counts cmd's stalls correctly instead of showing the longest one's length.

Improved

• Browser windows can stay in colour when another window is selected: turn off Dim browser windows in Settings → Windows.

Fixed

• Magic widgets no longer sometimes stay empty after you allow their media.

Operator, an assistant that works your workspace while you watch.

New

• Operator. Ask Operator… (⌘J) starts agents, runs commands, reads pages, edits files and arranges windows while you watch. It asks before every step that changes something.
• Operator conversations. Conversations get a name, and Past Conversations in Operator's toolbar brings one back.
• Always allow. Approve one kind of Operator step for a workspace or a site once, and forget it again from Remembered Approvals.

Improved

• A phone that loses its connection retries by itself instead of saying it's not paired anymore.
• Settings cmd doesn't know show a quiet note with Remove instead of an error.
• List rows move as one piece and keep gliding while a section folds.

Fixed

• Agents in terminals keep being detected after a hiccup, instead of only after cmd restarts.
• Layout changes made while cmd reconnects in the background are kept instead of undone.

Stats on how you and your agents work, notifications on your phone, and far less disk space used.

New

• Stats. A widget shows how you and your agents used cmd: agent time, turns, commands and what failed, tokens and commits. Add it from the Widget Library.
• Notifications on your phone. A paired phone gets cmd's notifications, by default only while you're away from the Mac. Choose when in Settings → Remote Access.
• Getting Ready. When an update needs a moment to prepare your records, cmd shows what it's doing and how far along it is.

Improved

• Your records take much less disk space: cmd keeps less of what tools printed, and slims older records once after this update.
• Windows and lists have roomier, more even spacing.
• List rows glide into place as they move, and sections fold smoothly.
• Forgetting a session or project also removes the journal days, summaries and stats made from it.

Fixed

• Timers ring on time after the Mac wakes from sleep.
• A phone on a slow connection catches up instead of being disconnected during heavy terminal output.
• Asking for a summary again keeps your edits to it.

Reopen closed windows, play and trim videos, and render a jam to audio.

New

• Reopen closed windows. ⇧⌘T brings back the last window you closed, in its place. The Navigator lists recently closed windows too.
• Video window. Videos play in their own window with speed, loop and a scrubber. Trim one and save the kept part as a copy.
• Render a jam to audio. Jam saves the first cycles of your pattern as a WAV file while the music keeps playing.

Improved

• The text editor has Go to Line (⌃G), Toggle Comment, code folding and word wrap, which ⌥Z turns off.
• Window title bars and toolbars stand apart more clearly from their content, in every theme.
• Scrollbars take the colours of your theme.
• Your phone can add cmd to its Home Screen and shows it in your Mac's theme.
• Files show an icon for the window they open in, such as a film for videos.

Fixed

• Closing a terminal that just opened no longer asks about a process called spawn-helper.

Fixed

• Phones paired in Safari stay paired after you close and reopen it.
• Terminals keep every line of output after cmd restarts, on your Mac and on your phone.
• Your phone no longer shows a terminal's recent output twice when it reconnects.
• A text window picks up a change made right after you save, such as an agent's edit.
• A quick flick of a window onto another swaps them, like a slower drag.

The first release with everything in 0.24.0, which didn't ship.

Fixed

• ⌘↑ in the Files window goes up one folder, not two, right after ⌘↓.

Reach your Mac directly over Tailscale, and decide what websites may use.

New

• Direct remote access. Phones can reach your Mac through Tailscale or your own URL instead of the hosted relay. Settings → Remote Access walks you through it.
• Site permissions. Websites in browser windows ask before using your camera, microphone, location or notifications. Review and remove your answers in Settings → Browser.

Improved

• Spaces are now called workspaces, and the workspace menu and ⌘O list them by recent activity.
• Windows, Settings and widgets share one refreshed design, and sheets fade out when they close.
• Links to other apps or scripts ask before they open.
• Magic widgets reach the internet and your files only as far as you allow.
• The Files window shows hidden files and sorts by any column.

Fixed

• A window that runs into an error shows a message in its place instead of blanking the app.
• A change made right after you open a folder now shows up.
• Search no longer slows cmd down while it rebuilds its index.

Workspace Actions run your project in one click, and every Space can have its own window.

New

• Workspace Actions. A widget lists how to run, build and test the project you're in, from its scripts and task files, and runs each in its own terminal.
• A window per Space. File → New Window… (⇧⌘N) opens a Space in a new window. Turn on Settings → Windows → Spaces to give every Space its own.
• Image windows. Images open in their own window that fits them on open, zooms around the cursor, and steps through the folder with ← and →.
• Jam. A widget for Strudel patterns that play as you type. Ask for a change in words, and save your jam as a .strudel file.
• Visualizer. A widget that plays MilkDrop presets to your microphone, system audio or a window's sound.

Improved

• Windows that were fullscreen when you quit come back fullscreen.

SQLite files open in their own window, and windows glide instead of jumping.

New

• SQLite windows. Open a .sqlite or .db file to browse its tables, sort and filter rows, and run read-only queries with ⌘↩. Export a table as CSV.

Improved

• Windows glide into place as one when they move, resize or switch views, and sidebars slide in from their edge.
• Sheets, menus, popovers and toasts fade out instead of vanishing, and list rows glide when they re-sort.
• Windows go back where they were when you dock or undock your Mac.
• A terminal that can't start sends a notification saying why.

Fixed

• Terminals no longer use up the Mac's supply over time; updating restarts them once to give back what they held.
• Changing an appearance setting no longer blanks terminals.

Improved

• Scrollbars show while you scroll and fade out a second later, like macOS, staying while the pointer rests on them.
• The Space menu grows to fit its widest Space name, so long names show in full.

Fixed

• Closing a YouTube window no longer reports a crash.

Browser windows say why a page didn't load, and the sidebar says where each agent works.

New

• Pages that don't load say why. Browser windows say when you're offline, no server answers or the address is wrong. Continue Anyway opens a site whose certificate this Mac doesn't trust, for good.

Improved

• The sidebar says where an agent or terminal is only when that differs from its Space: a worktree's branch or another project's name.
• A Space whose folder was removed says so in the switcher and the picker, which shows a project's worktree Spaces together.
• cmd ls and cmd search say which folder and branch each agent, terminal and session is in.
• File search leaves out other checkouts of the same files inside the Space's folder.

Fixed

• ⌘-clicking a long link that Claude Code broke across rows opens the whole link, not its first row.
• An agent that starts a subagent in its own worktree keeps its name and place; the subagent's row says where it works.

Fixed

• Icons show at their full size and stay sharp in the installed app.
• An agent session that starts with /release is named Release, not after its release notes.

JSON files open as a tree you can fold.

New

• JSON windows. JSON, JSONC and JSON Lines files open as a tree you fold, search and copy from. ⌘E switches to the editor and back at the same line.

Improved

• Windows in a sidebar look like the other unselected windows.

Fixed

• Starting cmd no longer reports "core connection closed" as a crash.

Find in every window, and one search over everything in a Space.

New

• Find in every window. ⌘F finds in terminals, text files, PDFs, web pages, Markdown and Files. ⌥⌘F finds and replaces in a text window.
• Search. ⇧⌘F searches the Space's open windows, files, past sessions, commands and what they printed, and pages you opened.

Improved

• Search ranks what you and your agents wrote above tool output, and a plural also finds the singular.
• Search results stay on screen while you type, and each kind shows up as soon as it's found.

Fixed

• Indexing a long history of sessions no longer makes cmd stall.

Agents get short names that tell them apart.

New

• Agent names. cmd names each agent after what it works on, or after its worktree's branch. Rename one from its title bar, or turn AI names off in Settings → AI & Agents.

Improved

• Notifications and cmd send use the agent's name, and notifications no longer repeat the project.
• Recent in the Navigator shows the current Space's past sessions and updates as they change.
• Settings → Notifications says whether macOS shows cmd's notifications, and Turn On… opens System Settings when needed.
• A widget added from New… opens on the selected terminal's folder, so Live Diff shows that repository.
• Windows and widgets keep their icon instead of a status light, and Magic widgets pick their own icon.

Fixed

• A busy widget or a search over a long history no longer makes cmd stall.
• ~ points to your home folder even when it isn't under /Users.

Fixed

• After an update, cmd waits while it finishes getting ready instead of saying it couldn't start.

Improved

• The Space switcher sits in the middle of the top bar, like a window title, and its menu lists one Space per line.
• The view modes and New… in the top bar are plain buttons, like those in the status bar.
• An empty Space shows a few shortcuts worth knowing, such as ⌘K for the command palette.

Bigger, sharper icons and one toolbar for every window.

New

• One toolbar for every window. Browser, Files, PDF and widgets share a toolbar that fits any width, moving what doesn't fit into a ⋯ menu. Widget summaries are now in the title bar.

Improved

• Icons are larger in the top bar, the footer and toolbars, and sharp on every display.
• The browser's address bar shows just the site and page until you click into it.
• Files looks and works the same docked in a sidebar as in a window.
• Fewer "done" notifications: none for a quick turn you watched, and agents that finish together share one.
• Settings has more room around its rows and in its sidebar.

Fixed

• Icons sit level with the text beside them instead of a pixel off.
• Notifications about finished agents no longer arrive late with OpenAI models.

Removed

• The Sidebar padding setting; cmd now sets the spacing itself.

One record of your work, kept on your Mac, and you decide what goes in it.

New

• Your sessions, kept. cmd keeps its own copy of every agent session, command and commit, so search and the Journal still find work an agent has since deleted.
• Settings → Data. Choose what cmd keeps and for how long, and name folders, sites and commands it should never record.
• This week. The Journal widget sums up the week's main threads of work, and agents can ask for it with cmd journal week.
• cmd data. Search everything cmd recorded, follow it as it happens, or forget a session or project for good.
• Event Stream. Everything cmd records, as it happens. Turn on Settings → Magic Widgets → Developer widgets to find it in the Widget Library.

Improved

• Passwords and tokens are taken out before cmd stores text or sends it to your AI provider.
• Magic widgets can show your own work, like the commands that failed today or this week's commits.
• The Commands widget keeps every command and what it printed across restarts.

Fixed

• Open Spaces are no longer forgotten after an update or when you close the last window.
• Subagents leave the agent list once their agent's turn is over.

New

• New… (⌘N). One place for every new window and widget, windows first. Type a URL or a path to open it, or describe a widget to make it with Magic.

Improved

• New Terminal is now ⌘T, and the top bar's + opens New….

Fixed

• ↑ and ↓ in the command palette scroll the list along with the selection.

New

• Journal. A work log of each day, written by your AI provider from your agents, commits, releases and commands. Add it from the Widget Library.
• cmd journal. Agents can ask what happened this week, or where work was left, and get the day-by-day log as Markdown.

Fixed

• Agents started outside cmd, even in a sandbox, no longer fail on cmd's hook.
• A claude -p run from an agent's terminal no longer replaces that terminal's agent.

New

• Drag and drop. Drag files from Finder or a file browser into a terminal to type their paths, into a file browser to move them, or anywhere else to open them.
• Drag files out. Drag a file browser's rows, or a window's title icon, into Finder, Mail or any other app.

Improved

• Every move from a drag can be undone from its toast, and cmd asks before moving something an open window uses.
• Your home folder, disks and folders like Documents and Library can't be moved by accident, and cmd tells you why.
• Hold ⌘ while dropping a folder on a terminal to type cd and its path.
• Onboarding, Feedback, What's New and the Widget Library look like your windows, with a title bar.
• Dimmed windows keep a crisp outline that matches the sidebars.

Fixed

• The Task Manager's column headers line up with their columns.
• A text window whose file was moved or deleted no longer shows an error.

Improved

• Settings descriptions are one short line each, with an info button on the few that need more.

Fixed

• Number fields in Settings show their whole value next to the unit, like 10000 lines.

New

• Resize windows from the keyboard. ⌥⌘+ and ⌥⌘− make the selected window wider or narrower.

Improved

• API keys are checked as soon as you paste them, with Get a Key right beside the provider.
• Onboarding, Feedback, What's New and the Widget Library have a cleaner look that matches your window settings.
• Text fields are roomier, with clearer edges.
• Agent notifications no longer end with how long the turn took.

Fixed

• The space switcher says "Connecting…" while cmd starts, instead of showing an empty menu.

New

• Resize to 1500 × 900. A command in the palette and the Window menu that sets the window to that size, for consistent screenshots.

Read PDFs in cmd, and four new built-in widgets.

New

• PDF viewer. PDFs open in their own window, with search, page thumbnails, the outline and zoom. It stays on your page when the file changes.
• Built-in widgets. Commands lists what your terminals ran, Notifications keeps what cmd sent, Resources shows CPU and memory, and Timer counts down.

Improved

• The backdrop behind your windows has a light grain, and windows cast softer, deeper shadows.
• Window outlines and focus rings no longer spill into the gap beside a sidebar.

Improved

• When cmd can't start, it offers to try again, check for updates, or show the log.

Fixed

• Terminals and agents saved by an older version can no longer stop cmd from starting.

Fixed

• The app starts again when agents from before 0.13 were open, instead of saying "the core did not start".

Publishes 0.13.0, whose build stopped before it was released.

Dock any window as a sidebar, and watch YouTube in a widget.

New

• Sidebars. Dock any window to the left or right of a Space: right-click its title bar and choose Make Sidebar.
• File browser as a sidebar. Docked, it shows a compact folder tree. Bookmark folders and files to get back to them.
• YouTube widget. Paste a link and the video plays in its own window.

Improved

• A top bar holds the Space switcher, the view modes and New.
• Resize a strip window from either edge, with a grip that shows where you are.
• Sign-in pop-ups such as Google's work in browser windows.
• Focus mode keeps the window's title bar and frame.
• Fit on the canvas shows every window, even with both sidebars open.

Fixed

• The file browser asks before moving files to the Trash.

Agent notifications say what happened, and a session can be summarized in a click.

New

• Smarter agent notifications. A notification says in one line what an agent did or wants. Turn it off in Settings → Notifications.
• Session summaries. Right-click an agent's title and choose Summarize Session to see what you asked for, what was done and what changed.

Improved

• You get a notification when an agent stops on an error, such as a usage limit.
• Typing to an agent while it works keeps what it did in one turn.
• Tooltips appear at their new place instead of sliding across the window.
• Settings has one AI & Agents page, and About is now Updates & About.
• Choose how many past sessions the sidebar lists under Recent, in Settings → Appearance.

Fixed

• Agents no longer stay marked as needing you after you answer or dismiss their question.
• The strip's dots follow the selected window when it's already in view.

Improved

• The strip shows a dot for each window in place of its scrollbar; click a dot to bring that window into view.

Your agents connect to cmd by themselves, and cmd keeps a record of what they did.

New

• Agents connect by themselves. cmd adds its hook to Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI, profiles included, and keeps a copy of each file it changes.
• Agent history. cmd agents turns shows what an agent did, turn by turn: the prompt, the files it changed and its last answer.

Improved

• Agents you interrupt no longer stay marked as working.
• Transcript search finds Claude Code profiles kept anywhere in your home folder.

Fixed

• Notifications that an agent is done show its final message again.

The public usage stats are better protected against made-up numbers.

The public usage stats no longer count cmd's own test builds as installs.

Set up AI once for all of cmd, and keep your widgets in a library.

New

• AI setup. cmd asks for an Anthropic or OpenAI API key when you first open it. Change it any time in Settings → AI.
• Widget Library. ⇧⌘L shows your widgets and the built-in ones. A widget you take off the desk stays there, ready to put back in any Space.
• Agent Activity. A built-in widget with every agent at a glance: who waits for you, who is working and what just finished.
• Live Diff. A built-in widget with the uncommitted changes in a project, updated as you work.
• Peer briefings (beta). With agents.peers on, each agent learns which other agents work in its repository and can message them.

Improved

• Magic widgets use the newest model your key can use, unless you pick one in Settings → AI.
• Settings → Agents → Hooks connects Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI to cmd.
• Widgets have their own menu and their own section in the sidebar, apart from your windows.
• New Magic Widget is now New Widget with Magic, still on ⇧⌘M.

Fixed

• An agent no longer shows as working again after it finishes while its subagents run in the background.

New

• What's New. After an update, cmd shows what changed since the version you had. Reopen it from the sparkles in the status bar or Help → What's New.

Improved

• Updates arrive sooner: cmd checks for them every 30 minutes instead of every 4 hours.

Fixed

• Restart Core no longer leaves a second copy running, which made terminals reconnect over and over and could crash cmd.

Improved

• Magic widgets are laid out edge to edge like small apps, so they fit a tall strip window as well as a wide one.
• Magic windows are now called Magic widgets, in the menus, Settings and the CLI.

Fixed

• Building a Magic widget no longer fails on its first file writes.
• Popovers stay attached to their button when their content grows.

Fixed

• Clicking the view modes in the status bar switches the view instead of sometimes dragging the app window.

New

• Widget status and notifications. A Magic widget can show a status line in its title bar and notify you when something changes. Mute it from its menu.
• Dock icon in your theme. The Dock icon takes the colours of the current theme.

Improved

• Magic widgets can type a command into a new terminal, open a file in cmd, copy text or play a sound when you click them.
• Links and buttons in a Magic widget work only once its window is selected, so scrolling past widgets no longer opens pages by accident.

Fixed

• Resizing the app window no longer scrolls the strip back to the selected window.

Improved

• Settings, the Task Manager and the other panels share one consistent set of buttons, fields, menus and dialogs.
• Agent status lights are small animated dot glyphs, one for each state: working, needs you, unseen, done and idle.

New

• More themes. Rosé Pine (Main, Moon, Dawn), Kanagawa (Wave, Dragon, Lotus), Everforest (Dark, Light), Ayu (Dark, Mirage, Light) and Tokyo Night Storm and Day.

Fixed

• Magic widgets find tools installed with Homebrew, such as gh, when cmd was started from the Dock.

Improved

• New defaults: a pastel theme, a subtle window shadow and roomier spacing, while settings you changed stay as they are.

New

• Magic widgets, rebuilt. Widgets are checked before they show. Press ⌘E on one to ask for changes, restore an earlier version or see why its data fails.
• Usage stats. cmd sends anonymous counts of launches, window types, agents and crashes. Turn it off with diagnostics.usageStats.

Improved

• A new browser window shows an empty view in your theme instead of a blank white page.
• The empty desk shows a small logo in the theme's dim text colour.
• Startup is faster, the terminal in view fills first, and terminals draw with WebGL by default.
• Idle cmd uses less CPU and memory: it checks quiet terminals less often and refreshes less while no window is open.

Fixed

• Resizing a window in the strip no longer resets the widths of browser, files and text windows.
• Browser windows open ~ paths and plain file paths, and a page that fails to load no longer causes a crash.

New

• Device sizes for browser windows. Right-click a browser window → Device Size to show the page at a phone, tablet or desktop size.
• Window styling settings. Settings → Windows sets outline width and contrast, the drop shadow, how the selected window is marked and an outline for windows that need you.

Improved

• The sidebar footer shows cmd's health, memory and CPU, and a click opens details, Restart Core and the Task Manager.
• Tooltips appear quickly in your theme, and show the shortcut where there is one.
• Tables in Magic widgets fill the window.
• The Settings sidebar has larger icons and more room between items.

Fixed

• Selecting text in a terminal on a zoomed canvas lands on the right characters.

New

• Unfocused dimming. ui.unfocusedDim sets how much windows other than the selected one are dimmed, 10% by default.

Improved

• Remote access has a proper phone layout, with terminals that fit the screen, a compose bar and extra keys.

Fixed

• The installed app starts again, which it couldn't in 0.5.0.

New

• Remote access (beta). Pair your phone in Settings → Remote Access to see what needs you and type into terminals from anywhere. You approve every device on your Mac.
• Git in file windows. File windows show each file's git status and the branch. Rename, duplicate, trash and create files from the keyboard.
• Find in terminals. ⌘F searches a terminal's scrollback. ⌘↑ and ⌘↓ jump between prompts, and ⇧⌘A copies the last command's output.
• Clickable links and paths. ⌘-click a URL or a file path in a terminal to open it, including file:line:col paths.
• Task Manager. Window → Task Manager shows what each part of cmd and each terminal uses, and can end a terminal.

Improved

• Terminals show inline images and progress bars, and shell integration works in bash and fish too.
• Pasting several lines into a terminal asks first, and dropping a file types its path.
• Spaces have icons, and the Space switcher lists every open Space.
• Clicking in the command you are typing moves the cursor there.

Fixed

• Neovim and fish 4 start in terminals that open in the background.

Fixes to how cmd is tested before release.

New

• Terminals survive restarts. After a crash or a reboot, cmd reopens your terminals and resumes the agent sessions that were in them. Terminals also keep running while cmd updates.

Improved

• ⇧↩ inserts a newline in Claude Code and Codex.
• Copy and Select All work in browser windows and Magic widgets.

Fixed

• Closing a terminal while dragging in it no longer breaks dragging in other terminals.

Improved

• New Magic widgets read like terminal panes: one text size, a status line and aligned rows in side-by-side panes that fit any window size.

Improved

• The sidebar has a little more padding by default.

Improved

• Text fields have a softer focus ring, and the find panel, placeholders and checkboxes follow the theme.
• Settings → Appearance sets the sidebar's padding.
• New Magic widgets are flatter, with content straight on the background instead of boxed in cards.

New

• Send feedback. Help → Send Feedback… or the button in the status bar sends a note straight to the developer.

New

• Where links open. A setting picks whether links in Magic widgets, Markdown and browser pages open in a cmd browser window or your default browser.

Fixed

• Open in Default Browser works again.

Fixed

• Clicking a link in a Magic widget opens a browser window instead of blanking the widget.

Improved

• ⌘⌫, ⌘← and ⌘→ delete the line and move to its start or end in terminals, like other macOS terminals.
• Settings → About shows update checks, download progress and a Restart to Update button.
• Right-click a Magic widget → Refresh Every to set how often it updates.

Fixed

• A Magic widget that is rebuilt no longer misbehaves because of its earlier version's scripts.

Fixes to how cmd is built and released.

Fixes to how cmd is tested before release.

New

• Untitled text windows. File → New Text Window (⇧⌘E) opens an empty text window. ⌘S saves it to a file, and closing it with unsaved changes asks first.
• Logs and crash reports. cmd keeps logs in ~/Library/Logs/cmd and sends crash reports with home folders hidden. Turn sending off with diagnostics.crashReports.

Improved

• The Settings window is reorganized into pages like Appearance, Terminal and Agents, and keyboard shortcuts are recorded by clicking them.
• Changing a Magic widget remembers every earlier request, and a widget in a Space knows its project folder.

Improved

• Magic widgets use the provider, model and API key you choose in Settings, from Anthropic or OpenAI.
• A Magic widget shows only once it is drawn with its data, and Change, Refresh and Stop are in its right-click menu.

New

• More agents in search. Search finds Qwen Code and Copilot CLI sessions, and archived Codex sessions.

Improved

• A ring in the search field shows indexing progress, and Settings → Search can rebuild the index.

New

• Updates. cmd installs new versions from GitHub in the background. updates.mode can only notify you or turn checks off, and cmd → Check for Updates… checks now.
• About in Settings. Settings → About shows the version, update status and cmd's processes, with buttons to restart, open logs and copy everything for a bug report.

Improved

• The app is signed and notarized, so it opens without right-click → Open.
• ⌘↩ toggles focus from any view, and the strip returns to where it was.
• Copy Resume Command uses your configured agent command and config folder, and search finds sessions in more places.

New

• Media in Magic widgets. A widget can play audio and video or load images from sites you allow.

Improved

• The strip scrolls natively, with macOS momentum and bounce.
• Switching Spaces slides the sidebar, and the Space switcher shows each Space's name on hover.

Fixed

• Reloading the app no longer garbles Claude Code and other full-screen programs.

Improved

• The strip scrolls freely, without snapping, and has a real scrollbar.

Fixed

• The installed app starts again, which it couldn't in 0.2.0 and 0.2.1.

Fixed

• Magic widgets follow theme changes, including ones that draw on a canvas.

New

• Magic widgets. Press ⇧⌘M and ask for what you want to see, and an agent builds a live widget for it in your theme. It refreshes on its own without calling the model.
• Spaces. A Space is a folder you work in, with its own terminals, agents and windows. Open a folder to switch to its Space; the others keep running.
• Liquid Glass icon. cmd has a new app icon.

Improved

• Clicking and sideways scrolling work over browser windows and Magic widgets like over any other window.
• Windows take their places at launch without gliding in.

Removed

• The Tools section in the sidebar.

The first release.

New

• Terminals and agents side by side. Terminals, browser, file, text and Markdown windows sit on one desk, arranged as a grid, a strip, a canvas or focused on one.
• Agent-aware terminals. Claude Code and Codex are recognised in any terminal, and the sidebar puts the ones that need you on top, with notifications and a Dock badge.
• Terminals keep running. Closing or reloading the app never ends your terminals.
• Session search. Search every past Claude Code and Codex session, and resume one.
• The cmd command line. Run open in a shell to open a file or folder on the desk, and use cmd to start, read and message agents.