Changelog

v0.6.5 · latest

Find any Crew window instantly — and a smoother grid

Search and sort your crew, with the active windows grouped up top.

New

• Search & sort in the Crew. Filter windows by name and sort by position or alphabetically. Active windows group at the top, so you see who's working at a glance.

Improvements

• Smoother grid. Performance improvements when mounting and refreshing the terminal grid.

Auto-updates from v0.6.4. Installers for macOS (Apple Silicon + Intel, signed & notarized), Windows and Linux.

v0.6.4

Update with one click, and more reliable Crew missions

A clear signal when a new version is ready, plus missions that don't stall.

New

• In-app update signal. When a new version is downloaded, an "↑ Update to vX" button appears at the bottom of the project rail — one click restarts and installs (your projects and terminals are kept). It shows download progress, and the native restart prompt still works too.

Improvements

• Crew missions don't stall. If a worker finishes but doesn't write its report, the crew nudges it sooner (2 min) and, if it still doesn't answer, escalates to the leader automatically to wrap up with what it has — no manual intervention needed.

Fixes

• "👁 View" works with several projects open. With more than one project running, the crew's "View" (and Control Room) could land on the wrong project and do nothing; now they always open the active project's terminal.

Auto-updates from v0.6.2. Installers for macOS (Apple Silicon + Intel, signed & notarized), Windows and Linux.

v0.6.2

A clearer Crew panel: pick who joins the mission, and see it light up

Crew participation is now opt-in, and the window you activate lights up.

New

• Opt-in crew participation. When you set up a mission, windows no longer all join by default — they start inactive and you activate the ones you want the leader to coordinate. Less noise on projects with many agents.
• The activated agent lights up. Activating a window in the crew turns its row on — name and AI in white on a sage background — and frames its terminal in the grid, so you can see at a glance who's in the mission.

Improvements

• More readable crew rows. The window name and its AI now fit in full; status and actions ("activate", "view") became compact icons so they don't crowd out the text.

Fixes

• "👁 View" now takes you to the window. If the terminal was inside a collapsed group — or outside the Control Room — the button did nothing; now it opens it anyway.

Auto-updates from v0.6.1. Installers for macOS (Apple Silicon + Intel, signed & notarized), Windows and Linux.

v0.4.5

Your editor sticks to TermPuzzle, and more reliable auto-updates

The side editor follows the window; the updater is pinned to stable with logging.

New

• The editor stays glued to TermPuzzle. When you open your editor alongside (VS Code / Cursor), it now follows TermPuzzle — re-arranging when you move or resize the window, without stealing focus. If the Accessibility permission is missing, TermPuzzle asks for it and guides you instead of failing silently.
• More robust auto-update. The updater is pinned to the stable channel with logging, so future versions install themselves reliably.

Auto-updates from v0.4.4. Installers for macOS (Apple Silicon + Intel), Windows and Linux.

v0.4.4

Broadcast promotes every target window to an AI agent

• Broadcast → AI in every window. Broadcasting an AI command (claude, codex…) now turns the target windows into agent windows too, not just the one you typed in.
• More reliable AI auto-promotion. A window becomes an agent even if you brought the command from history (↑), a paste, or Tab-completion — not only by typing it by hand.
• No more broken text on copy/paste. A UTF-8 locale is forced in terminals, so boxes, accents and emoji stop turning into mojibake.

v0.4.3

Cloud Sync for your config, and windows that become AI agents on their own

Sync your setup across machines, and let terminals promote themselves to agents.

New

• Cloud Sync (opt-in). Sign in with Google or an email code and your config — projects, terminals, groups, crew and settings — syncs across your machines. Still local-first: the app works 100% offline if you don't enable it, and logs, history and transcripts never leave your device. Last-write-wins per row with tombstones, no conflicts.
• Automatic AI window. When you run claude, codex, gemini, aider or cursor-agent by hand in a normal terminal, that window turns itself into an agent and remembers to start the AI next time you open or restore the session. Reversible — an "Undo" prompt appears in case of a false positive.

Improvements

• Paths re-map on the target machine. On sync, projects whose folder doesn't exist on the new machine stay "unmounted" instead of breaking, and resolve when the path appears.
• Lighter restore at startup. Restored projects mount lazily on boot.

Fixes

• Scrollback no longer misaligns when launching an AI/TUI. It captures the normal buffer, not the alternate screen (Claude, vim), so history restores at the right width.
• No crash on a fresh profile's first launch. The crew table is created before the sync schema installs.

Platforms: macOS (Intel + Apple Silicon, signed & notarized), Windows and Linux (AppImage + deb).

earlier

Recent releases

• v0.4.0–v0.4.2 — Project Pulse & self-heal, broadcast to all terminals, workspace snapshots, the interactive demo.
• v0.3.x — Workspace Restore, AI agents as terminals, the workspace spec, cross-platform builds.

Full release history and downloads are on GitHub Releases.