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v0.1.232026-09-03macOS

Threads live in your workspaces

macOS only. Chat mode is now threads in your folders, the way T3 Code works: pick a workspace, start a thread, and Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok Build or OpenCode runs the session there. Each thread shows its folder, branch, engine and model, a Changes panel with the diff, inline permission asks, pins and unread dots. This is the first macOS build since 0.1.20, so everything listed under 0.1.21 ships here as well.

  • Threads in your workspaces. The Chat rail lists your folders with each thread underneath; a thread is one coding session in that folder. Start one from the folder's +, the header's +, ⌘N, or ⌥⌘T from Code mode.
  • Five harnesses, one thread. Cursor, Grok Build and OpenCode join Claude Code and Codex, speaking each CLI's Agent Client Protocol. The model menu lists what the agent reports, and its permission asks appear inline with Allow, Allow for session, or Deny.
  • See what changed. Every thread's header names its folder, git branch, engine and model, and a Changes panel shows the workspace's changed files with a unified diff per file, refreshing when a turn finishes.

Added

  • Chat mode is now threads in your workspaces, the way T3 Code works: the sidebar lists your folders, each thread underneath is one coding session in that folder, and a new thread starts from the folder's +, the header's +, ⌘N, or ⌥⌘T from Code mode.
  • Cursor, Grok Build and OpenCode can run a thread alongside Claude Code and Codex, through each CLI's Agent Client Protocol; the model menu lists what the agent reports, and the agent's permission asks appear inline with Allow / Allow for session / Deny.
  • Each thread's header names its folder, git branch, engine and model, and a Changes panel shows the workspace's changed files with a unified diff per file, refreshing when a turn finishes.
  • Pin a thread to keep it above every folder, and a thread that finishes while you are elsewhere shows an unread dot until you open it.

Changed

  • Chats written before threads had folders still open and run; they list under "Other chats" at the bottom of the rail.
  • A terminal handoff aimed at a chat engine now opens a Chat-mode thread in the workspace instead of a pane beside the terminal.

Removed

  • The Thread pane is gone from Code mode's + menu; a thread is a Chat-mode conversation in the folder now, and ⌥⌘T takes you there.