One thread, every agent
Start a task with one coding agent. When the next step belongs to a different one, hand it over right in the conversation: type @ in the composer to pick who takes over — another runtime, another agent, or a project on a different machine — and the handoff lands as a card in the same thread, with context traveling along. Enable orchestration per agent under Agent Settings, and your handoff options (each computer paired with the runtimes installed on it) are listed for you. Under the hood, concurrent turns now run in isolation, so parallel streams of work stay out of each other’s way.
The input line is the control panel
Goal, Plan and Loop now live in the / menu as pinned actions. There’s no form to fill — you type the instruction itself, like “check deploys every 15 minutes until green”, and a status chip above the input shows the armed mode with the interval one click away. Reference markers for files, skills and handoffs render as tidy pills inside the input, so you can see what a message carries at a glance. The runtime and model picker stopped drifting back to Auto after sending, and new drafts open with the setup you used last. Session titles name themselves now: once the first reply lands, an AI-generated title replaces the placeholder — rename inline whenever you want.
Ship an agent like an app
Agentware, the way you package an agent as a standalone app, completed its rewrite. A strict manifest describes the agent; CrossMind handles registration, lifecycle, crash recovery on restart, and a proper management UI. Every app gets a private preview on its own root domain that only you can open, and publishing promotes it to a stable public URL when you’re ready. The hosting runtime is production-grade, so what you preview is what your users get.
Your machine, your tokens
Runs on your own computer no longer count against your cloud quota — local capacity is yours to spend freely, and the plan covers the cloud-heavy work. The desktop app leveled up alongside: Apple release artifacts are now signed, a stalled iOS build can no longer block desktop releases, and an update check that could freeze the whole app got fixed. Downloads of Claude Code Docker images are much faster, too.
Also shipped
- Managed Skill evaluations — run a multi-round evaluation experiment on any skill and read the report before trusting it with real work.
- Context transparency — each turn now records what consumed the context window: system prompt, tool tables, skills, project docs.
- Organization workspace — a shared org dashboard with discovery of active local projects, and steadier navigation across org sessions.
- Artifact databases — smoother table interactions for structured data.
- Daemon streaming fixes — cleaner ZCode output, ordered message flushes, realtime terminal status.