Java Support, Guided Tours, and Bug Reports From the App
Current
v1.13.0
Released
October 20, 2026
Surfaces
Desktop · portal · mobile · CLI
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Revv1.13.0Latest
Orchestration Across Hosts, Follow-up Reports, and Safer Member Removal
Added
Agents coordinating work can list the projects and worktrees on your other hosts, read a session's transcript there, and start new sessions on them
A finished subagent can send follow-up reports to its parent after later rounds of work, including a parent on another host
A decision gate can wait until the tasks it depends on finish before it asks its question, and the Plan panel lists it as an upcoming decision
Removing a member revokes the hosts and keys they registered, moves their managed cloud hosts to another owner and signs them out of the organization on every device
Improved
The member removal warning says what will be revoked, and a summary afterwards shows what changed, in the desktop app, the web portal and the mobile app
Signing in to the desktop or mobile app from the browser waits for you to click Continue, and the manual sign-in code is only shown behind a never-share warning
When a sign-in is ended from another device, the sign-in page says your session ended
The desktop app keeps up to five 10 MB log files, so there is enough history to diagnose a problem
Crash reports no longer include your machine name or home folder path
Debug on Any Host, Workspaces Grouped by Host, and Agent Sign-in Without SSH
Added
Debug Node.js, TypeScript, Python, Go, .NET and Java on any of your hosts, from the desktop app or the web portal, with a Debug tab in the Run dock and a Debug pane in the IDE sheet
Debug TypeScript, test files and front-end code in Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge, or start the file you have open with Debug current file
Conditional breakpoints, hit counts, logpoints and exception filters, plus values on hover while paused, and breakpoints that stay set between sessions
Glueprint installs a missing debugger for you from the Debug view or Settings
Launch configurations are read from .vscode/launch.json (comments included), generated for Node.js, Python and Go, and can run a pre-launch task in the Run dock
When a program pauses, Ask agent hands the stack, locals and paused line to a new or existing session
Sign agents in on another host without SSH—Glueprint runs the agent's own login there and shows each step, with Continue in terminal as a fallback, and the CLI gains glueprint agent login
Workspaces are grouped under collapsible hosts in the desktop app, the web portal and the mobile app
Pick an icon for each host; host icons show an online dot, and the host the desktop app runs on is marked with an asterisk
The host picker opens a host's settings or adds a new host, and the desktop app can rename, re-point or delete projects on another host
Improved
Assistant replies show in full without a Show more control
File links in a session's replies open in that session's workspace editor, including on other hosts
When a program pauses, the editor jumps to the paused line, with a floating debug toolbar and a status bar chip that lists every debug session
Debug sessions on another host stay readable while that host reconnects
Fixed
Always Allow no longer lowers a session's permission mode; it only stops asking about that tool for the rest of the session
Messages load again after a session is continued
A Codex plan still waiting for review is kept when its session restarts
The update banner no longer blocks dragging the window
A waiting prompt's header stays visible below the long-history banner
Revv1.11.0
Orchestration Plans on Every Client, Agents in the Editor and Debugger, and a Sturdier Mobile App
Added
The orchestration plan above the composer now works for sessions on any of your hosts, in the desktop app, the web portal and the mobile app—tasks in order, decisions waiting on you and each worker's live status, beside the session's subagents
On mobile, a session's plan and subagents open from one bar above the composer, and a subagent's session opens right inside that sheet
Agents can open a file in your editor at a line, read debug sessions, stacks and variables, and set breakpoints with your approval
A device an agent boots or launches opens in an emulator tab in its workspace
The Run panel finds Nx workspace targets, grouped by project
Agents can file a bug report for you—you approve the exact report and attachments before anything is sent
Computer use reaches apps whose windows are on another macOS Space, for example while Glueprint is full screen, and can bring an app to the front or open it
A session that hands work to subagents can steer, interrupt, message and answer them without an approval card for each call
On mobile, channel messages render markdown, and a reopened channel shows while it is still checking for new messages
Improved
Computer use can confirm that an action produced the result it expected, types every character reliably on macOS, and shows line breaks and the caret in text fields
On mobile, sessions and workspaces appear at once from what was last loaded, and large sessions open faster
On mobile, a message that could not be sent stays in the conversation as "Not delivered" with Resend, Edit and Discard
On mobile, a dead connection is noticed and reconnected sooner, and every failed load offers Retry
On mobile, prompt cards use the desktop's waiting orange, and the working clock reads H:MM:SS past an hour
Fixed
On mobile, a network blip no longer signs you out, and the app opens signed in while offline
On mobile, a failed hosts load no longer reads as "no hosts", and the session list stays accurate through live updates, refreshes and archives
Retrying an orchestration task no longer fails with "Session is already starting", and a busy session says so
A screenshot pasted into the bug report sheet is attached wherever the paste lands
Retrying a project clone no longer fails for projects created by older versions, and the unused Spec Root Path field is gone from project settings
Revv1.10.0
Computer Use, a Run Plan Above the Composer, and Instant Worktree Removal
Added
Computer use—let sessions and assistants see and control the desktop apps you allow, on macOS, Windows and Linux. It is off by default; turn it on in Settings > Computer use
Approve each app once per session from the desktop, the web portal or the mobile app, or choose apps that never ask. Glueprint itself, password managers and system settings are always blocked
A status-bar chip shows which session is using which app, with Stop
A session that coordinates or works on an orchestration run shows the run's plan above the composer—tasks in dependency order, what each waiting task needs, decisions waiting on you and each worker's live status
Right-click a file in the Changes tab to review it, open it in the editor, stage or unstage it, copy its path, add it to .gitignore or discard it, on the desktop and in the web portal
Improved
Removing a worktree is instant—the row disappears at once and the folder is cleaned up in the background, instead of the sidebar filling with thousands of deletions
Creating a worktree finishes sooner, and the sheet closes as soon as git is done
Pinned workspace rows show the repository icon, like the project row
Fixed
Creating a worktree no longer flashes a false "already checked out" warning
The activity spinner on pinned workspace rows keeps turning instead of stalling
Orchestration task rows no longer repeat the task key, and a single run's progress is shown once
Revv1.9.0
Java Support, Guided Tours, and Bug Reports From the App
Added
Java support in the editor—install the Java language server with one click (needs JDK 21 or newer), then debug, generate launch configurations and open library sources as read-only tabs
Gradle and Maven builds show up as tasks in the run dock
Report a bug, request a feature or send feedback from the Help menu, with screenshots or videos attached
Short guided tours for each section, offered once and always available from the Help menu
The composer's Subagents list now includes Claude and Codex subagents, and opens their activity
On mobile, manage stashes, branches and remotes, compare branches and amend commits, with git actions on every workspace screen
On mobile, pull request review matches the desktop—branch checks, inline line threads, the timeline and a commit list with author avatars
Improved
Ahead and behind counts against the base branch stay current when the base moves elsewhere, and the Git panel fetches in the background every 5 minutes while it is open (Settings, Git Forge, Fetch in the background)
The context gauge reads 1M-token Claude models correctly from the first turn
Pull request comments render inline HTML, and submitted reviews appear in the conversation
Codex sessions can call Glueprint's own tools without extra approval prompts or refusals
A refused subagent spawn explains why
Fixed
Committing a selection that includes an already staged deletion no longer fails, and stash conflicts are reported instead of a blank error
Long sessions keep their complete history and your scroll position
Host terminals opened before setup keep working after the host registers
The GitHub repository list in the sidebar scrolls
On mobile, creating a pull request works, and pull request and CI screens show failures with a retry instead of hiding them
Revv1.8.0
Start Without an Account, and Sign In From Your Browser
Added
Use Glueprint on your own machine without an account—open projects and run sessions and terminals locally, then set up an account whenever you are ready
Sign in or create your account in the browser first, then claim a host that is waiting for this machine or create a new one; entering a host key is still available
Preview Channels, Tasks and Assistants before you set up an account—locked destinations carry a badge, and Settings shows what each one needs
Improved
Assistants, Channels and built-in Glueprint boards and tasks now need an account on the Lite plan or higher; GitHub Issues, Jira and Linear task sources stay available on every plan
Deleting a project archives its sessions instead of asking you to remove them first, and re-adding the same repository reconnects them
The workspace welcome screen leads with a compact setup checklist you can come back to, and workspaces, sessions and terminals have clearer empty states
New project, new session and new terminal buttons in the sidebar headers
Host setup gives up on a stalled request and tells you what went wrong instead of waiting indefinitely
Fixed
Deleting an assistant stops and archives its sessions instead of leaving them running
On Windows and Linux, the sign-in link returns to the running app instead of starting a second copy
On Windows, the duplicate window header is gone and the pull request strip no longer crowds the window controls
Composer drafts and appearance settings survive account setup
Revv1.7.0
Steering with Attachments, and Sessions That Need You Stand Out
Added
Steer a running Claude Code or Codex turn with images, files and other composer attachments—they no longer wait for the turn to end
Improved
A session waiting on a permission, question or plan stands out—the prompt card takes the waiting color, and a split pane showing a waiting session is outlined in it
Worktree and project rows show a waiting session ahead of a running one, so a blocked session is never hidden behind a sibling's spinner
A new session's first message appears the moment you send it, and sent image attachments keep their thumbnails
On mobile, a tighter context bar, header color carried under the status bar, and a terminal control bar that appears only when another device holds the terminal size
Fixed
Background subagent cards stay current after their parent's turn ends instead of reading "Running, 0 tools"
The session timeline stays connected while an agent keeps working after its turn closes
A reply that streams in late no longer shows "Could not load this content."
macOS autocorrect no longer capitalizes text typed in the composer and other fields
On mobile, pending question cards survive a history reload, terminals are no longer underlined after Claude Code starts, the cursor stays above the keyboard, and the session outline refreshes when a turn completes
Revv1.6.0
Channels, the GitHub Hub, and Inline Subagents
Added
Channels—named channels, DMs, group DMs and threads for people and assistants, with sidebar sections, sort modes, unread rollups and an Add a channel browser, on desktop, the web portal and mobile
Assistants live in channels—mention one to wake it, reply in a thread it joined, and see when its host is offline; assistant replies are mirrored into your DM with it, workbench files included
Inline attachment previews in channels for video, audio, PDF, SVG, markdown, mermaid, CSV and text
The GitHub hub—My work, pull requests, issues and Actions across every repository, with Actions re-run and cancel and one-click start of PR work, on desktop and the web portal
Inline subagent sessions—agents delegate to child sessions that render inside the parent timeline, open in a sheet, stop with their parent and archive with it
A subagent that needs input asks its parent first and escalates to you only when the parent cannot answer
Assistants can open a full-tab session for you on a branch or worktree
Projects are grouped by repository across machines, with the repository's own icon
GitHub Issues as a task source beside Glueprint boards—link an issue to a session and start work from it
Keyboard navigation for workspaces, tabs, panes, panels and the agent, with a shortcut cheat sheet
Native menus and right-click on desktop
Improved
A persistent navigation rail with Workspaces, Channels, Tasks, Routines and Assistants, hover previews, and pinnable plugins
The web portal now matches the desktop app's layout, dialogs, settings, status bar and styling
Desktop settings open as full screens, with agent versions and updates up front
A workspace-focused welcome screen replaces the home dashboard
Session timelines show when each message was sent and each reply finished, and active subagents fold into a compact roster
Pull request overview and conversation are combined into one view
Assistant team chat is replaced by channels
Fixed
Finished subagents are skipped when stopping a session and no longer linger in status pills
Terminals wait out a transient checkpoint lock instead of failing
Desktop windows refuse to open external origins
Large repository icons are normalized before publishing, and detected icons render in settings
Sidebar state survives clicks on the navigation rail
Revv1.5.0
Branch Review, Guided Conflict Resolution, and Live Agent Status in Terminals
Added
Guided conflict resolution—hand a merge conflict to an AI session and work the resolution in a review sheet, on desktop and the web portal
A branch review sheet for committed changes—syntax-highlighted diffs, a file tree, expandable unchanged context, sticky file headers, and virtualized scrolling
Private AI review notes on committed and uncommitted files—write them against the lines they belong to, group them, and send a selection straight to a session
Live agent status in terminals—Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini running in a Glueprint terminal report running, waiting, and completed, rolled up onto workspace tabs, status menus, and the web portal
Terminal tabs and their agent sessions now come back after a restart
Lite—a new entry plan with one host, one seat, and cloud relay in the desktop and mobile apps, but live web portal access is not included
Commit ancestry graphs and ref labels in history across desktop, web, and mobile
Workspace file search by filename and by content, toggled from the toolbar, alongside file visibility controls
Recent activity and tool details now load on demand in session timelines, with jump to bottom for subagent timelines
Settings > macOS Permissions—see what Glueprint has been granted and raise each prompt on request
The browser tab remembers addresses and suggests recent URLs plus the worktree's own ports
Branch and upstream context in git changes, with divergence from the base ref
Shared themed file icons across the IDE, workspace tabs, and file trees
A workspace preference for how files open
Improved
A neutral appearance across desktop and web—status color is reserved for status, so agent, tool, and navigation chrome stays quiet
Session timelines were reworked end to end—activity rails, plan headers, collapse behavior, message expansion, and natural transcript scrolling
Git change trees and summaries separate committed branch totals from your current changes and use one consistent color language
Pull request merge sheets are simpler, with a clear status hierarchy, a confirmation step, and merge commit messages that match GitHub's defaults
The Changes tab windows its file cards and bounds untracked line counts, so large working trees stay responsive
Text size now defaults to medium on every platform
Provider avatars appear across review and history views
The website gained a Steps of AI Adoption guide, an adoption scorecard, and a walkthrough recorded from the shipping app
Fixed
Port forwarding on mobile no longer dies after navigating within a forwarded site
Port detection no longer raises the macOS network-volume permission prompt on every scan
A waiting session restores its question card from the host, so a reopened session can still be answered
Usage recovers after a system login change, and the Codex meter now reads the account bucket only
A merged pull request no longer hides Create PR once the branch has moved on
Missing tool history expands in live sessions, and image chips survive lazily loaded messages
Text selection works again in session timelines on the web portal
Git sync tolerates a transient index lock instead of failing
A frozen iOS streaming helper can be stopped from the tab, and an adopted helper's cached frame is never shown as a live screen
The workspace side panel survives narrow windows, and recent session views survive workspace switches
Mobile no longer names plan tiers or shows purchase calls to action
A backgrounded shell command holds its session in Running until it finishes or times out
Revv1.4.0
Port Forwarding, Managed Accounts, and a Browser and Emulator in the Workspace
Added
Port forwarding replaces Tunnels—every host detects the ports listening on it, attributes each to the worktree that owns it, and lets you open a remote host's port from desktop, web, mobile, or the CLI
A ports popover on every surface with manual port entries, bind-address control, copy URL, and stop process
Managed harness accounts—keep several provider logins per harness on a machine and choose one per session, for Claude Code and Codex, across settings, the composer, assistants, and usage on desktop, web, and mobile
Continue a stopped session under a different account, copying its transcript across
Terminals get their own account selection, independent of any session, with one account per provider
A browser tab in the workspace—frame a running dev server beside your session, pick elements, leave comments, draw markup, and send any of it to a session; full-featured on desktop, and on the web portal for your own forwarded ports
A mobile emulator tab—mirror an Android emulator or iOS simulator live with touch, keyboard, rotate, and paste, plus Grab, Annotate, and Markup, and gp_emulator_* tools so an agent can drive the same device
A rich WYSIWYG markdown editor that preserves your file's existing style on save, with a heading menu and an outline panel
One unified file header over every opened file—the full path, view modes, diff navigation, the outline toggle, Save, and word-wrap and whitespace options
An "uncommitted changes" view mode—your working copy against HEAD as an editable diff, right on the file tab, with a staged view alongside
Text files up to 10 MiB now open and save on every surface, up from 512 KB, with chunked transfers and live progress
A usage meter in the status bar—provider limits, reset countdowns, a per-agent drill-in, and refreshes that cost no tokens
The file tree, quick open, and open editor tabs now follow changes made on the host
Merge conflicts surface directly on the worktree registry row, its glyph, and the pull-request strip
Improved
Mobile session streaming was rebuilt for parity with the web portal—the working footer, gap-fill recovery, reconnect behavior, live status, and session ownership now agree across clients
Creating a session on mobile lands on its detail immediately and keeps your draft intact if it fails
The mobile workspace hub lists every session under a worktree and supports swipe to stop and archive
Reconnection keeps retrying instead of giving up, with explicit Stop and Retry controls and a nudge when you come back online
Pull-request and branch-check polling paces itself, derives when it is actually due, and refreshes when the app comes to the foreground
The editor announces read and save progress to screen readers on desktop and the web portal
Diffs can be requested against HEAD as well as the index
Long file reads and saves report progress instead of appearing to hang
Fixed
Forwarded connections no longer storm when a stream closes, and hosts now reach dev servers that bind IPv6 loopback
Mobile no longer floods a host with git status requests from the home screen
Unsaved rich-text edits are flushed before a tab closes, saves, or reloads, so nothing is silently discarded
Copy that advertised a concurrent agent session cap was removed—no plan has ever limited concurrent sessions
Rotating the iOS simulator now turns the picture, and the last device is remembered and booted with the tab
Windows fixes across terminals, port inventory, and long paths
Stability and security improvements across the relay, hosts, and clients
Revv1.3.0
Workspaces, Detached Windows, and a Complete Pull-Request Workflow
Added
A new Workspaces surface—the center pane is now worktree-scoped, with tabs for sessions, terminals, and files, split panes, and one shared layout model across desktop and web
Pop any worktree or project out into its own window—with its own titlebar, terminals, and scoped sidebar, and layouts that stay in sync with the main window
A full pull-request workflow—Overview, Conversation, and Files changed tabs, inline review threads, a reviewer picker, batched review submission, and a readiness ladder that names merge conflicts and provider refusals
Plugins—install, edit, and manage plugins with an IDE-style Files tab, import existing ones straight from your harness, and route MCP servers per harness
A Run dock for tasks—automatic discovery across Node, Python, Go, .NET, Composer, and VS Code tasks.json, with live run records, output, and failure hand-off
Rich file previews in the editor—markdown in document mode, Mermaid diagrams, zoomable images and SVG, sandboxed HTML, CSV and TSV tables, video, audio, font specimens, and PDFs
Tunnels—expose a local port through a public URL, managed from desktop, web, mobile, the CLI, and gp_tunnel_* MCP tools
File attachments on sessions, across every surface and every harness
Six themes and a per-theme accent matrix, unified across the desktop app, web portal, mobile, and the website
A rebuilt Settings experience on desktop—one sheet with Account, Hosts, Members, Organization Teams, Plan and billing, Editor, and Keyboard sections
Social sign-in with Google, GitHub, and Apple, plus passwordless member key delivery and linked-account management
Support for ACP agents—tool calls, permission cards, live context-window usage, and diff blocks render natively on all surfaces
An Ultra reasoning-effort tier for Claude and Codex
Live provider usage and context-window gauges, refreshed with zero token cost
Typed hosts—a machine registers as either the desktop app or the CLI daemon, with type-bound API keys
A standalone Partner portal for earnings, referrals, commissions, and payouts, with Glueprint-issued referral discounts
Assistants gain a knowledge hub, a workbench, versioned long-term memory, and a cross-host roster
Routines replaces Scheduled Tasks—an agenda, a library, per-routine run history, and host-aware editing
Branch management—multi-branch delete and merge, a local Merge sheet, branch checks for CI without a PR, and a worktree registry with PR and check state
New MCP host tools for session lifecycle, terminals, worktrees, and projects, with a per-grant approval model
Agent CLIs now update themselves, with ownership detection and a background update checker
A redesigned tray popover with live session rows and cross-window actions
Mobile gains a Workspaces surface, a pull-request screen, an IDE file browser, and a "needs you" feed
File-defined email campaigns—drip and newsletter content lives in the repo and ships with a deploy
Improved
Session timelines were rebuilt on one shared model—desktop, web, and mobile now agree on turn grouping, status precedence, and hydration
The session composer gained inline context chips, drag-to-reposition, hover previews, and a shared send path across every surface
Git surfaces on desktop and web were redesigned to match mobile, including history, the create-PR sheet, and worktree lineage in the sidebar
Terminals gained a cross-host inventory, working-directory sync, remote rename propagation, and a dedicated sidebar tab on the web portal
Keyboard shortcuts are now unified across desktop and web, with a rebindable canonical set
Session messages render as markdown, and plan-mode sessions are visually distinct on every client
Detached worktrees are identified and de-emphasized across all surfaces
The admin console and hosted sign-in were rebuilt on the shared design system
The marketing site, docs, and changelog were redesigned around the Agentic Development Environment positioning
Managed host pricing was refreshed, and project-tag plan limits were removed entirely
Fixed
Windows terminals now render correctly—ConPTY answers the startup cursor query, and stopping a session terminates the agent process
ARM64 Linux builds ship, and unbuilt platforms are handled gracefully instead of failing the update check
Changing your password now re-wraps your organization's encryption key instead of minting a new one, across every organization you belong to
Context-window accounting handles Claude 1M windows, model-less harnesses, and excludes subagent rows from the snapshot
Codex file-change approvals require edit and write agreement, and package-managed installs are never natively updated
Git commands never block on an interactive prompt, and merging warns when local changes are uncommitted
Archived sessions no longer leak updates across the cloud boundary, and archived_reason is surfaced everywhere
Sticky prompts update correctly at the viewport edge, and subagent cards nest without copy leaking between them
Revv1.2.1
Glueprint MCP Helper Now Ships With the App
Fixed
The Glueprint MCP helper and analytics companion are now bundled inside the desktop app—previously, installs without the CLI ran agent sessions without gp_* tools, permission routing, or usage analytics
Windows now finds bundled helper binaries correctly
Intel Mac builds get matching-architecture helper binaries
Improved
If the MCP helper is ever missing, sessions now show a clear warning in chat and an "MCP unavailable" indicator in the session header instead of failing silently
glueprint status and the daemon health endpoint now report where each helper binary was found
New troubleshooting guide for diagnosing missing MCP tools, including the CLI-install workaround for older desktop versions
Revv1.2.0
Hosted Sign-In, Two-Factor Auth, and a Mobile IDE
Added
A new hosted sign-in experience—one secure login across desktop, web, and mobile, with end-to-end-encrypted key handoff so your data stays private
Two-factor authentication—opt-in TOTP with backup codes, managed from your profile security settings
Invite teammates to your organization by email, with encryption keys provisioned so they can decrypt shared work right away
A mobile IDE—browse, edit, rename, move, and save code on any of your hosts from your phone
Try Glueprint on mobile with a full interactive demo—explore sessions, git, tasks, and assistants on sample data, no host required
True unread indicators for 1:1 assistant chats across desktop, web, and mobile
Assistants show a live status dot and mirror their session prompts and questions into chat so you never miss an ask
Set default permission mode and reasoning effort per assistant, and create, delete, or edit assistant avatars from mobile
User-set initials and unified tag avatars across desktop, portal, and mobile
Rename hosts from desktop, portal, and mobile
Improved
Expanded Tasks and Boards—swimlane view, a five-dimension filter bar, backlog-lane kanban with drag-to-claim, a smart-lists sidebar with a cross-board queue, configurable group-by, and start-a-session from any task
Terminals reconnect gap-fill-first without remounting, and hold their dimensions across devices
A pulsing "Thinking..." indicator makes it clear when an agent is working
Git actions show live ahead/behind counts and refresh pull availability on open
Fixed
Renaming a running session no longer reverts
The active branch stays correct when you switch branches mid-session
Numerous mobile, chat, and git polish fixes
Revv1.1.0
Mobile Push, Unified Tasks, and Host Terminals
Added
Mobile push notifications for sessions that are waiting, failed, or completed—with per-category preferences and assistant-channel mention alerts
Tasks and Boards now on the web portal and mobile—board switcher, kanban, task detail, members, human-readable task keys, labels, comments, and attachments
Host-scoped terminals—open a terminal at a host's home directory without a project, across desktop, portal, and mobile, with dedicated multi-host Terminals views
Bidirectional file and image attachments in assistant chat
Mobile redesign—watch multiple live sessions in a swipe pager, an inbox bell for sessions waiting on you, and swipe to interrupt, stop, archive, or delete, plus a native splash and home quick-actions
Overnight auto-update with a remote update trigger
New website ACP agent pages, an SEO overhaul, and a mobile navigation redesign
Improved
More resilient cloud relay—paced host output and delta resubscription eliminate disconnects under load
tmux-grade terminal scrollback when taking over a session, with connectivity hardening
Terminal dimension ownership is claimed automatically by the device that creates it
Sessions self-heal when stuck and refresh their status on wake from sleep
Usage banner now appears at 75% and shows the full reset date
Fixed
Taking over a terminal no longer stacks duplicate prompts
Clicking the macOS dock icon reopens the main window
The permission-mode pill stays in sync when a plan is accepted from another device
Deleting a session fully purges local state so reconnecting no longer resurrects it
Numerous mobile polish fixes across sessions, git, chat, and tasks
Revv1.0.0
General Availability
Agents and Sessions
Native desktop app (Tauri + Rust) for macOS, Windows, and Linux
Real-time session streaming with structured stdout parsing—prompts, responses, thinking, tool calls, and results
First-class adapters for Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini, plus any ACP-compatible harness (more than 30 in the registry)
Per-session reasoning-effort tiers and resumable sessions
Integrated terminals on every surface with scrollback, copy-paste, and split tab grids
Assistants and Teams
Long-running AI assistants with persona, constitution, memory, journal, and task queue
Cron-driven routines that wake assistants on a schedule
Assistant teams with role-gated Task Flow Definitions for multi-agent coordination across hosts
Governance controls—permission tiers, tool filters, budgets, and quiet hours
Workspace
Unified tasks and boards (list, kanban, swimlane, queue) with assignment, due dates, and full-text search
Built-in IDE with Monaco, full LSP, a Node.js debugger, and a task runner
Git integration—diffs, staging, commits, branches, merge and rebase conflict resolution, history graph, and PRs
Command Center mosaic workbench with named layouts and pop-out windows
Cloud and Encryption
Optional cloud relay with zero-knowledge end-to-end encryption (AES-256-GCM, PBKDF2-SHA256 at 600k iterations, AES-KW)
Web portal and mobile app for remote monitoring and control across every host
CLI daemon for running Glueprint headless on a server
Gap-fill recovery for missed events and WebSocket reconnection with exponential backoff
Plans and Storage
Subscription tiers—Free, Pro, Team, and Enterprise—with PKCE OAuth and activation keys
Local-first storage in ~/.glueprint (YAML, JSONL) with atomic writes; the cloud relay is entirely optional