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# Release Changelog Tracker
Internal preparation file for release summaries. This is not yet published to the changelog page or docs.
## v0.11.201
#### Commit
`15725dfb`
#### Released at
`2026-04-04T01:59:47Z`
#### Title
Workspace lists collapse cleanly and Den organization setup recovers more reliably.
#### One-line summary
Hides collapsed workspace task rows, steadies session loading, and fixes Den skill saving plus organization draft and invite recovery.
#### Main changes
- Collapsed workspaces now hide task rows, empty states, and loading shells until reopened.
- Session loading stops refetch churn and early stream flicker.
- Den now saves skill metadata from frontmatter and restores pending org drafts and invite counts.
#### Lines of code changed since previous release
3956 lines changed since `v0.11.200` (2440 insertions, 1516 deletions).
#### Release importance
Minor release: focuses on interface polish and workflow fixes across the app and Den without adding a substantially new product capability.
#### Major improvements
False
#### Number of major improvements
0
#### Major improvement details
None.
#### Major bugs resolved
True
#### Number of major bugs resolved
3
#### Major bug fix details
- Fixed collapsed workspace lists so hidden workspaces no longer leak session previews or loading states.
- Fixed session loading and streaming churn that could cause repeated fetches or visible flicker.
- Fixed Den skill saving and org management by parsing skill frontmatter correctly and restoring pending invite and draft state.
#### Deprecated features
False
#### Number of deprecated features
0
#### Deprecated details
None.
## v0.11.202
#### Commit
`ff981742`
#### Released at
`2026-04-04T20:45:30Z`
#### Title
Translations fill out across the app and shared skill imports work again.
#### One-line summary
Adds Thai, restores missing page translations, fixes migrated shared-skill links, and tightens docs and local desktop dev setup.
#### Main changes
Completed localization coverage across the app and added Thai as a selectable language.
Also released:
- Restored shared-skill import links and canonical bundle fetch URLs.
- Added clearer automations and skill-import docs.
- Stopped desktop dev from reusing another checkout's Vite server.
#### Lines of code changed since previous release
8103 lines changed since `v0.11.201` (7198 insertions, 905 deletions).
#### Release importance
Minor release: expands localization coverage and fixes important import and desktop-dev paths without changing the core product model.
#### Major improvements
True
#### Number of major improvements
1
#### Major improvement details
- Added Thai and completed translation coverage across the app's shipped locales.
#### Major bugs resolved
True
#### Number of major bugs resolved
3
#### Major bug fix details
- Restored missing page translations and corrected locale labels so translated screens stop falling back unexpectedly.
- Restored migrated shared-skill links and canonical bundle fetch URLs so docs imports work again.
- Stopped desktop dev from reusing another checkout's Vite server.
#### Deprecated features
False
#### Number of deprecated features
0
#### Deprecated details
None.
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# Release Changelog Tracker
Internal preparation file for release summaries. This is not yet published to the changelog page or docs.
## v0.18.9
#### Commit
`1d86565d`
#### Released at
`2026-07-28T09:49:35Z`
#### Title
Linux AppImage installs repair themselves
#### One-line summary
Integrates Linux AppImages with the desktop, silently repairs the launcher after updates, and stops Den workers from wedging on existing sandboxes.
#### Main changes
- Linux AppImages now integrate with the desktop and the launcher repairs itself silently after updates.
- Update chain-repair budgets widened so repairs finish on slow networks.
- Den workers now adopt an existing Daytona sandbox instead of wedging forever during provisioning.
#### Lines of code changed since previous release
2279 lines changed since `v0.18.8` (2079 insertions, 200 deletions).
#### Release importance
Minor release: focuses on Linux install and update reliability plus cloud worker recovery without adding new product capability.
#### Major improvements
False
#### Number of major improvements
0
#### Major improvement details
None.
#### Major bugs resolved
True
#### Number of major bugs resolved
3
#### Major bug fix details
- Fixed Linux AppImage desktop integration so installs land with proper launcher entries.
- Fixed the AppImage launcher to repair itself silently after updates, with wider repair budgets for slow networks.
- Fixed Den worker provisioning to adopt an existing Daytona sandbox instead of blocking the worker forever.
#### Deprecated features
False
#### Number of deprecated features
0
#### Deprecated details
None.
## v0.18.10
#### Commit
`ff93acce`
#### Released at
`2026-07-29T05:37:14Z`
#### Title
Org connections reach the desktop and cloud providers turn dependable
#### One-line summary
Lets members manage organization connections from the desktop and reworks cloud LLM provider delivery so org-approved models reliably reach the engine.
#### Main changes
- Organization connections can be connected, reconnected, and disconnected directly from the desktop Extensions surface.
- Cloud LLM providers are materialized server-side, made engine-global, and verified from the instance so they actually reach the engine.
- Cloud workspaces gained a status and version overlay with one-click update, boot states took over the main area, and the OpenWork Models startup dialog became a quiet inline hint.
- Den invite lifecycles were fixed and the BYOK provider editor was redesigned with auto-naming and a sticky save bar.
#### Lines of code changed since previous release
23146 lines changed since `v0.18.9` (21354 insertions, 1792 deletions).
#### Release importance
Major release: reworks how cloud providers reach the engine and brings organization connection management into the desktop app.
#### Major improvements
True
#### Number of major improvements
3
#### Major improvement details
- Added desktop management of organization connections, including connect, reconnect, and disconnect flows.
- Made cloud LLM providers engine-global with atomic server-side materialization so org-approved models work dependably.
- Added a cloud workspace overlay with status, version, and one-click update.
#### Major bugs resolved
True
#### Number of major bugs resolved
3
#### Major bug fix details
- Fixed Den invite lifecycles so already-accepted invites resolve, member removal sticks, and re-invited members revive cleanly.
- Fixed den-api to tolerate sandboxes older than itself instead of rolling back working credentials.
- Fixed the composer so attachments work before a session exists and model access can be retried from the inline hint.
#### Deprecated features
False
#### Number of deprecated features
0
#### Deprecated details
None.
## v0.18.11
#### Commit
`ed16748e`
#### Released at
`2026-07-29T22:16:08Z`
#### Title
Live agent runs stop getting interrupted
#### One-line summary
Keeps agent event streams alive through credential and provider changes, speeds up composer pickers, and hardens Den organization lifecycles.
#### Main changes
- Agent event streams now survive credential changes, ref-count churn, and provider re-materialization, and no-op provider patches no longer reload the engine.
- Composer skills, MCP, and extension pickers load instantly from local data while cloud results land live.
- Den organization lifecycles were hardened: serialized invitation transitions, re-invite recovery, team cleanup, legacy SSO and SCIM migration, and preserved model-access policy on rejoin.
- A malformed workspace list no longer makes the app unloadable, and much of the remaining diff is internal evals lab infrastructure.
#### Lines of code changed since previous release
26773 lines changed since `v0.18.10` (23326 insertions, 3447 deletions).
#### Release importance
Minor release: concentrates on streaming reliability, Den lifecycle hardening, and internal test infrastructure rather than a new product surface.
#### Major improvements
True
#### Number of major improvements
1
#### Major improvement details
- Made composer skills, MCP, and extensions load instantly with local-first data while cloud results stream in.
#### Major bugs resolved
True
#### Number of major bugs resolved
4
#### Major bug fix details
- Fixed agent event streams so credential changes and ref-count churn no longer abort live runs.
- Fixed provider re-materialization and no-op provider patches so they stop interrupting the engine mid-run.
- Fixed session-group syncing to advance an event cursor instead of refetching from zero.
- Fixed workspace-list handling so a malformed list can no longer make the app unloadable.
#### Deprecated features
False
#### Number of deprecated features
0
#### Deprecated details
None.
## v0.18.12
#### Commit
`1119afb5`
#### Released at
`2026-07-30T08:30:18Z`
#### Title
Managed provider credentials reach the engine
#### One-line summary
Hotfix release that delivers managed cloud provider credentials to the engine auth API and redeploys den-api when the snapshot pin changes.
#### Main changes
Delivers managed provider credentials to the engine auth API so org-approved models authenticate correctly, and fixes the release pipeline to redeploy den-api after snapshot pin updates so pinned fixes actually take effect.
#### Lines of code changed since previous release
487 lines changed since `v0.18.11` (476 insertions, 11 deletions).
#### Release importance
Minor release: a focused hotfix for cloud provider credential delivery and release plumbing.
#### Major improvements
False
#### Number of major improvements
0
#### Major improvement details
None.
#### Major bugs resolved
True
#### Number of major bugs resolved
2
#### Major bug fix details
- Fixed managed provider credentials so they are delivered to the engine auth API and cloud models authenticate.
- Fixed the release pipeline to redeploy den-api after updating the sandbox snapshot pin so the pin takes effect.
#### Deprecated features
False
#### Number of deprecated features
0
#### Deprecated details
None.
## v0.18.13
#### Commit
`c7c115dc`
#### Released at
`2026-08-03T10:12:56Z`
#### Title
Extensions becomes the Library and skill sharing opens to every member
#### One-line summary
Renames Extensions to a stateful Library across desktop and web, lets any org member create and share plugins and cloud skills, and adds multiple named Google Workspace connectors.
#### Main changes
- Extensions became the Library: state tabs for ready, needs-sign-in, and needs-admin-setup, one catalog endpoint, real provider logos, and a member library on the web dashboard.
- Skill sharing opened up: org members can create plugins and cloud skills, share them from chat, and see access edge by edge through plugin access and team visibility panels.
- Organizations can add multiple named Google Workspace connectors; each member signs in per connector and agents pick accounts by name.
- Chat ergonomics improved: KaTeX math rendering, immediate submit feedback, number shortcuts for visible sessions, an attachment actions menu, and a right-panel action chooser.
- Cloud sandboxes keep chat history across recycles via engine session database checkpoints and per-instance materialization caches.
#### Lines of code changed since previous release
51224 lines changed since `v0.18.12` (48244 insertions, 2980 deletions).
#### Release importance
Major release: reshapes the extension and library experience and materially expands team skill sharing and Google Workspace connectivity.
#### Major improvements
True
#### Number of major improvements
3
#### Major improvement details
- Turned Extensions into the Library with readiness state tabs across desktop and web.
- Opened plugin and cloud skill creation and sharing to all organization members, with granular access visibility.
- Added support for multiple named Google Workspace connectors per organization.
#### Major bugs resolved
True
#### Number of major bugs resolved
3
#### Major bug fix details
- Fixed recycled cloud sandboxes so engine session history survives via database checkpoints and per-instance materialization caches.
- Fixed the artifact panel to refresh when the agent modifies the open file.
- Fixed billing to distinguish team seats from AI model access.
#### Deprecated features
False
#### Number of deprecated features
0
#### Deprecated details
None.
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# Release Changelog Tracker
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## v0.18.27
#### Commit
`802906bfaa2fbf5347076bd8ac404a5623b7374f`
#### Released at
`2026-08-17T19:28:29Z`
#### Title
Safer organization setup and signed Windows releases
#### One-line summary
Adds private-admin organization bootstrap, public cloud deployment guidance, stronger Okta setup, and signed Windows builds.
#### Main changes
- Added the initial private-admin bootstrap flow for Den organizations.
- Added public cloud deployment guides and improved Okta SSO/SCIM setup.
- Windows builds are signed by default, and Sentry events now include the app version.
#### Lines of code changed since previous release
61026 lines changed since `v0.18.26` (60881 insertions, 145 deletions).
#### Release importance
Major release: improves organization provisioning, enterprise identity setup, and Windows release trust.
#### Major improvements
True
#### Number of major improvements
3
#### Major improvement details
- Added private-admin bootstrap for Den organizations.
- Added public cloud deployment guides and improved Okta SSO/SCIM setup.
- Enabled default signing for Windows builds.
#### Major bugs resolved
True
#### Number of major bugs resolved
1
#### Major bug fix details
- Added the app version to Sentry events for more actionable desktop diagnostics.
#### Deprecated features
False
#### Number of deprecated features
0
#### Deprecated details
None.
## v0.18.28
#### Commit
`ecf5549afdb77d6cf1ce8d84d37363cbfa12f1f5`
#### Released at
`2026-08-18T00:00:39Z`
#### Title
Connections move into the Library
#### One-line summary
Unifies Library and composer Connections while laying the foundation for private native MCP App hosting.
#### Main changes
- Library and composer Connections now share one consistent experience for discovering and using organization capabilities.
- Added the foundation for hosting native MCP Apps in the desktop's private host.
- Improved Code Mode routing, public API proxying, and MCP synchronization reliability.
#### Lines of code changed since previous release
5993 lines changed since `v0.18.27` (4860 insertions, 1133 deletions).
#### Release importance
Major release: unifies capability discovery and adds the private MCP App host foundation.
#### Major improvements
True
#### Number of major improvements
2
#### Major improvement details
- Unified Library and composer Connections.
- Added the foundation for a private native MCP App host.
#### Major bugs resolved
True
#### Number of major bugs resolved
1
#### Major bug fix details
- Improved Code Mode, public API proxying, and MCP synchronization reliability.
#### Deprecated features
False
#### Number of deprecated features
0
#### Deprecated details
None.
## v0.18.29
#### Commit
`7043a8c292f4e86a67be40c8c90cb603740d129a`
#### Released at
`2026-08-18T19:09:00Z`
#### Title
SSO setup respects verified domains
#### One-line summary
Gates SSO configuration on domain verification and adds the Okta SAML callback setup path.
#### Main changes
- SSO configuration is now gated on domain verification.
- Added the Okta SAML callback configuration and setup documentation.
#### Lines of code changed since previous release
24135 lines changed since `v0.18.28` (18266 insertions, 5869 deletions).
#### Release importance
Minor release: hardens enterprise identity setup with focused SSO validation and documentation.
#### Major improvements
False
#### Number of major improvements
0
#### Major improvement details
None.
#### Major bugs resolved
True
#### Number of major bugs resolved
2
#### Major bug fix details
- Prevented SSO from being enabled before the organization's domain is verified.
- Added the missing Okta SAML callback configuration path.
#### Deprecated features
False
#### Number of deprecated features
0
#### Deprecated details
None.
## v0.18.30
#### Commit
`50935ba1f696812c53930f9ef76b467c4e7d144c`
#### Released at
`2026-08-18T20:57:03Z`
#### Title
Queue follow-ups and simplify the session workspace
#### One-line summary
Makes queued follow-up messages run sequentially, streamlines the model picker and sidebar, and strengthens release validation.
#### Main changes
- Follow-up messages now run sequentially, so queued work stays ordered instead of competing with the active turn.
- The model picker is more compact and the session sidebar is denser, leaving more room for the conversation.
- Improved E2E test coverage, LiteLLM provider evidence, and runtime failure handling make releases easier to validate.
#### Lines of code changed since previous release
4147 lines changed since `v0.18.29` (3158 insertions, 989 deletions).
#### Release importance
Minor release: improves the core session workflow and release validation without changing the product model.
#### Major improvements
True
#### Number of major improvements
1
#### Major improvement details
- Added sequential execution for queued follow-up messages.
#### Major bugs resolved
True
#### Number of major bugs resolved
2
#### Major bug fix details
- Simplified model and sidebar controls to preserve conversation space.
- Hardened E2E and LiteLLM provider validation plus expected runtime failure handling.
#### Deprecated features
False
#### Number of deprecated features
0
#### Deprecated details
None.
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## v0.18.31
#### Commit
`a9c304f3`
#### Released at
`2026-08-19T00:32:39Z`
#### Title
Enterprise identity records stay valid
#### One-line summary
Keeps linked SSO and SCIM account IDs valid while making release validation faster and easier to diagnose.
#### Main changes
- Fixed linked enterprise identity accounts so their IDs always use the required TypeID format.
- Strengthened SSO-before-SCIM lifecycle validation.
- Made release checks faster and improved alerts when extended tests fail.
#### Lines of code changed since previous release
1294 lines changed since `v0.18.30` (937 insertions, 357 deletions).
#### Release importance
Minor release: hardens enterprise identity records and improves release validation.
#### Major improvements
True
#### Number of major improvements
1
#### Major improvement details
- Made release validation faster and improved extended-test failure alerts.
#### Major bugs resolved
True
#### Number of major bugs resolved
1
#### Major bug fix details
- Enforced valid TypeIDs for linked SSO and SCIM accounts.
#### Deprecated features
False
#### Number of deprecated features
0
#### Deprecated details
None.
## v0.18.32
#### Commit
`ab878c31`
#### Released at
`2026-08-19T07:18:19Z`
#### Title
Workspace imports and SAML replay protection get safer
#### One-line summary
Bounds workspace archive expansion and keeps SAML replay reservations compatible with stored identity records.
#### Main changes
- Workspace imports now reject archives that expand beyond safe file-count or size limits.
- Fixed SAML replay reservations so their identifiers remain compatible with the identity database.
- Clarified how to validate a live Okta SCIM setup.
#### Lines of code changed since previous release
258 lines changed since `v0.18.31` (161 insertions, 97 deletions).
#### Release importance
Minor release: closes focused safety and enterprise identity reliability gaps.
#### Major improvements
False
#### Number of major improvements
0
#### Major improvement details
None.
#### Major bugs resolved
True
#### Number of major bugs resolved
2
#### Major bug fix details
- Bounded workspace archive decompression by file count and expanded size.
- Made SAML replay reservation IDs compatible with the identity database.
#### Deprecated features
False
#### Number of deprecated features
0
#### Deprecated details
None.
## v0.18.33
#### Commit
`86e727e8`
#### Released at
`2026-08-19T13:48:15Z`
#### Title
Library setup gets clearer and background connections recover cleanly
#### One-line summary
Adds a clearer Library item picker, makes Desktop automations recover from credential failures, and bounds background cloud requests.
#### Main changes
- The Library Add flow now presents clear item-type choices before setup begins.
- Desktop automations recover rejected credentials and back off repeated reconnect failures.
- Cloud MCP health probes and GitHub token requests now have strict request budgets.
- Added a Google Cloud deployment prompt and stronger OpenCode MCP OAuth validation.
- Repaired npm publishing so releases can complete reliably.
#### Lines of code changed since previous release
10820 lines changed since `v0.18.32` (7023 insertions, 3797 deletions).
#### Release importance
Major release: improves Library setup, automation recovery, cloud request resilience, and release reliability.
#### Major improvements
True
#### Number of major improvements
2
#### Major improvement details
- Added a clear item-type picker to the Library Add flow.
- Added a Google Cloud deployment prompt and stronger OpenCode MCP OAuth validation.
#### Major bugs resolved
True
#### Number of major bugs resolved
4
#### Major bug fix details
- Recovered Desktop automations after rejected credentials.
- Added backoff for repeated Desktop automation reconnect failures.
- Bounded cloud MCP health probes and GitHub token requests.
- Repaired npm publishing for stable and recovery releases.
#### Deprecated features
True
#### Number of deprecated features
1
#### Deprecated details
- Standardized end-to-end test and evidence terminology and retired legacy names.
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## v0.18.34
#### Commit
`03507e5d`
#### Released at
`2026-08-20T19:28:27Z`
#### Title
MCP Apps guide connection setup and Desktop automations recover cleanly
#### One-line summary
Adds first-party MCP App cards for connection flows, strengthens Desktop automation recovery, and renames Programs to Workflows.
#### Main changes
- Added first-party MCP App cards that guide connection, plugin, and skill-created flows directly in chat.
- Desktop automations now report outcomes, open their execution threads, and recover missed runs and credential failures.
- Renamed Programs to Workflows and retired legacy MCP App surfaces and selection tools.
- Hardened MCP recovery, OAuth grant liveness, server credentials, and connection error handling.
- Added current product screenshots, enterprise desktop deployment guidance, and an Automation deployment kill switch.
#### Lines of code changed since previous release
63338 lines changed since `v0.18.33` (58371 insertions, 4967 deletions).
#### Release importance
Major release: expands interactive MCP Apps, makes Desktop automations recoverable, and simplifies Workflows across the product.
#### Major improvements
True
#### Number of major improvements
4
#### Major improvement details
- Added first-party MCP App cards for connection, plugin, and skill-created flows.
- Added Desktop automation outcome reporting and direct execution-thread access.
- Renamed Programs to Workflows and removed obsolete selection surfaces.
- Added current product documentation and an Automation deployment kill switch.
#### Major bugs resolved
True
#### Number of major bugs resolved
3
#### Major bug fix details
- Recovered missed Desktop automation occurrences and rejected credentials.
- Kept Desktop server credentials coherent during managed MCP recovery.
- Hardened MCP connection failures, protocol compatibility, OAuth liveness, and reconnect bursts.
#### Deprecated features
True
#### Number of deprecated features
2
#### Deprecated details
- Retired legacy MCP App surfaces.
- Removed obsolete Program selection tools in favor of Workflows.
## v0.18.35
#### Commit
`13504969`
#### Released at
`2026-08-20T20:14:28Z`
#### Title
Desktop respects Automation deployment controls
#### One-line summary
Keeps Automation routes, proposals, and Desktop runners off unless the connected deployment explicitly enables them.
#### Main changes
- Desktop now reads Automation availability from the connected deployment.
- Automation navigation, proposals, and runner registration stay disabled unless the deployment explicitly opts in.
- Older or self-hosted deployments that do not advertise availability fail closed.
#### Lines of code changed since previous release
123 lines changed since `v0.18.34` (86 insertions, 37 deletions).
#### Release importance
Minor release: completes the Automation deployment control by enforcing it throughout Desktop.
#### Major improvements
True
#### Number of major improvements
1
#### Major improvement details
- Enforced deployment-level Automation availability across Desktop routes, proposals, and runner registration.
#### Major bugs resolved
False
#### Number of major bugs resolved
0
#### Major bug fix details
None.
#### Deprecated features
False
#### Number of deprecated features
0
#### Deprecated details
None.
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## v0.18.36
#### Commit
`0f0c7d4e`
#### Released at
`2026-08-24T00:34:54Z`
#### Title
Hosted MCP Apps and cloud sign-in become more reliable
#### One-line summary
Routes hosted MCP Apps through the credential-bound Den gateway and hardens cloud sign-in, live sessions, updates, and MCP recovery.
#### Main changes
- Hosted MCP Apps now render through the credential-bound Den gateway, and Connect refreshes its MCP App catalog when cached inventory is incomplete.
- Fixed Den callback routing, API-origin derivation, and cookie forwarding so hosted sign-in remains on the correct domain.
- Workspace switches preserve live agent runs under load, while stale tool activity and scrolling no longer disrupt the active transcript.
- Desktop update channel selection stays stable, Automation control-plane traffic is bounded, and standalone MCP requests stop retrying indefinitely.
- Clarified the difference between local setup, managed OpenWork Cloud, OpenCode models, and OpenWork-managed models.
#### Lines of code changed since previous release
125650 lines changed since `v0.18.35` (13432 insertions, 112218 deletions).
#### Release importance
Major release: makes hosted MCP Apps, cloud authentication, live sessions, and background recovery more dependable.
#### Major improvements
True
#### Number of major improvements
2
#### Major improvement details
- Rendered hosted MCP Apps through the credential-bound Den gateway.
- Clarified local, managed Cloud, OpenCode, and OpenWork model setup.
#### Major bugs resolved
True
#### Number of major bugs resolved
4
#### Major bug fix details
- Repaired Den callback routing, API-origin derivation, and cookie forwarding.
- Preserved live agent runs across workspace switches.
- Kept desktop update channel selection stable.
- Bounded Automation and standalone MCP retry traffic.
#### Deprecated features
False
#### Number of deprecated features
0
#### Deprecated details
None.
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## v0.18.37
#### Commit
`b0cbe846`
#### Released at
`2026-08-26T13:25:06Z`
#### Title
Managed dashboards arrive and everyday navigation gets faster
#### One-line summary
Adds organization-managed MCP App dashboards and improves artifact browsing, navigation, streaming performance, and Azure provider setup.
#### Main changes
- Organization-managed MCP App dashboards now render on desktop, with a personal grid and an add-from-Connect picker that refreshes automatically.
- Code Mode and MCP Apps are enabled by default, and Dashboard visibility follows each deployment's availability controls.
- Added an artifact code browser, branded connector tool calls, delegated-task shimmer, and smoother keyboard, Library, model, and chat controls.
- Improved streaming and render performance, stabilized sidebar ordering and Settings state, and kept composer focus through refreshes.
- Fixed Azure managed-provider credential selection and clarified Azure Foundry resource names for bring-your-own-key setup.
#### Lines of code changed since previous release
57774 lines changed since `v0.18.36` (49106 insertions, 8668 deletions).
#### Release importance
Major release: brings organization-managed dashboards to desktop and makes daily navigation and streaming substantially smoother.
#### Major improvements
True
#### Number of major improvements
4
#### Major improvement details
- Added organization-managed MCP App dashboards on desktop.
- Enabled Code Mode and MCP Apps by default.
- Added an artifact code browser and branded connector activity.
- Improved keyboard, Library, model, chat, and streaming workflows.
#### Major bugs resolved
True
#### Number of major bugs resolved
3
#### Major bug fix details
- Stabilized sidebar ordering and Settings runtime state.
- Preserved composer focus through refreshes.
- Fixed Azure managed-provider credential selection.
#### Deprecated features
False
#### Number of deprecated features
0
#### Deprecated details
None.
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## v0.18.38
#### Commit
`5a7ea5af`
#### Released at
`2026-08-27T13:24:26Z`
#### Title
Split-view workflows and live sessions get more dependable
#### One-line summary
Adds cross-workspace split view and interrupted-run recovery while keeping live sessions and long-running streams responsive.
#### Main changes
- Added cross-workspace split view and transcript actions for resuming interrupted runs.
- Live session status now survives navigation, workspace switches, and reattachment while long-running streams remain responsive.
- Refined tool-call activity, thought grouping, artifact controls, and Library choices so active work is easier to follow and manage.
- Cloud extension status now reflects real connectivity, remote-session capabilities reach cloud targets, and worker recovery avoids competing owners.
- Added a pull-only Docker evaluation stack and strengthened enterprise licensing documentation and stewardship metadata.
#### Lines of code changed since previous release
12814 lines changed since `v0.18.37` (11415 insertions, 1399 deletions).
#### Release importance
Major release: adds cross-workspace split view and makes live session recovery and active work presentation more dependable.
#### Major improvements
True
#### Number of major improvements
4
#### Major improvement details
- Added cross-workspace split view.
- Added transcript actions for resuming interrupted runs.
- Refined tool-call activity, thought grouping, artifact controls, and Library choices.
- Added cloud-target remote-session capabilities and a pull-only Docker evaluation stack.
#### Major bugs resolved
True
#### Number of major bugs resolved
4
#### Major bug fix details
- Preserved live session status across navigation and workspace switches.
- Kept reattached observers live.
- Improved long-running stream responsiveness.
- Made Cloud extension status and worker recovery reflect real ownership and connectivity.
#### Deprecated features
False
#### Number of deprecated features
0
#### Deprecated details
None.
## v0.18.39
#### Commit
`63625a4b`
#### Released at
`2026-08-27T23:29:36Z`
#### Title
Richer session artifacts and more resilient agent runs
#### One-line summary
Moves session files into the artifact rail, adds richer Markdown controls, and strengthens run recovery across desktop, web, and cloud.
#### Main changes
- Session files now live in the artifact rail instead of interrupting the chat transcript, with safer badge layout and responsive behavior on narrow screens.
- Markdown can render Mermaid diagrams safely, and code blocks offer a word-wrap control for long lines.
- Agent runs recover more reliably from idle admissions, queued follow-ups, event-stream restarts, Settings visits, and large workspace session histories.
- OpenWork Cloud adds per-member managed-model credentials, paid browser access, desktop delivery for remote-session commands, and more reliable worker recovery.
- Electron file transfers now work correctly across the remote bridge, and LiteLLM examples include synchronized model metadata.
#### Lines of code changed since previous release
55851 lines changed since `v0.18.38` (53651 insertions, 2200 deletions).
#### Release importance
Major release: improves session artifact workflows and makes local, remote, and cloud agent runs substantially more resilient.
#### Major improvements
True
#### Number of major improvements
5
#### Major improvement details
- Moved session files into the artifact rail.
- Added safe Mermaid rendering and code-block word wrapping.
- Added per-member managed-model credentials.
- Added paid OpenWork browser access and desktop remote-session delivery.
- Synchronized LiteLLM example model metadata.
#### Major bugs resolved
True
#### Number of major bugs resolved
5
#### Major bug fix details
- Recovered agent runs from idle admissions and queued follow-up wedges.
- Restarted dead event streams after synchronization changes.
- Prevented Settings visits from interrupting healthy runs.
- Bounded large workspace session hydration and improved worker recovery.
- Corrected Electron remote binary transfers and narrow-screen layouts.
#### Deprecated features
True
#### Number of deprecated features
1
#### Deprecated details
- Removed the legacy cloud worker proxy path.