Release notes

Changelog

Every release of the CLI bridge, the browser extension and the web dashboard, newest first

v0.0.22

  • The web dashboard is now available in Portuguese - the browser language is picked up automatically, or choose it in Settings
  • tmux.online itself now speaks Portuguese too, at tmux.online/pt
  • Fixed: after deleting one history session, deleting any other no longer needs a page reload

v0.0.21

  • The dashboard now shows agent session history from six CLI stores: claude, codex, pi, opencode, cursor, and copilot - including sessions from before this app existed
  • History clusters flat, by CLI, or by folder; entries show token weight per session with a time/tokens sort toggle
  • Click a history row to see full details, copy the resume command, or delete the session from the CLI's own store
  • Two-column dashboard on wider screens: live tasks on the left, history on the right

v0.0.20

  • Smooth scrolling in Claude Code panes again: Claude Code 2.1 turned on mouse tracking, so every wheel tick and pointer move cost a round trip and a full repaint. The terminal now keeps the mouse local and batches wheel input, as it already does for OpenCode, and dragging to select text works again

v0.0.19

  • Cursor Agent joins the supported CLIs, with lifecycle hooks reporting busy and waiting state
  • The share option in the tab menu now stays visible when the server has sharing off, and shows the command to enable it instead of disappearing
  • Folder and machine counts hide while expanded, since the rows underneath already show what is inside

v0.0.18

  • Task folders now have a clearer hierarchy with folder and machine icons, indented children, and a separate ungrouped section
  • Folder and machine totals now count tabs, including live merged tabs, instead of counting only task rows

v0.0.17

  • A host that cannot be reached now shows that it is still being retried, with a button to try again straight away instead of waiting for the next poll

v0.0.16

  • Auto retry: when a CLI reports its turn ended in error and its own retries have given up, the server types a retry command into the pane for you - with an attempt budget and growing backoff, and a notice on the pane so you can tell "it retried" from "it hung". Runs on the server, so it works with every browser closed. Toggle, retry text and attempt cap live in Settings
  • Pi sessions now report failed runs, so auto retry covers them too
  • An approved phone is now a full client: every window, every capability, same as the desktop. Approving new devices stays on the desktop
  • Web settings hide the dropped-file path section on browsers that cannot grant a folder

v0.0.15

  • Bracketed paste is restored on attach for every AI CLI, so a multi-line paste stays one message instead of one submit per line
  • The CLI offers to install an upgrade instead of describing it, and asks at most once a day

v0.0.14

  • Phones grew up: their own entry point, a task drawer, screenshot paste into the message box, and a readable text view of any pane instead of an 80-column picture
  • A paired device collects windows; the desktop shows which phones are connected and can cut any of them off
  • Pick which address the QR code points at
  • Failed turns land on the dashboard's "Needs me" list, and a failed turn can stop being true once you deal with it
  • Smoother scrolling under a finger, tappable controls, and a phone can no longer re-grid the desktop's window

v0.0.13

  • Dashboard task chips cluster by group, and toasts carry the CLI mark on the title

v0.0.12

  • The upgrade prompt fires whenever the published version differs, not only when it is newer

v0.0.11

  • First published release of the AI Anywhere bridge: chat with the AI CLIs on your machine (claude, codex, gemini, ...) from a browser side panel or the web dashboard
  • Hand one tmux window to a phone by QR code, behind --share
  • Remote hosts over ssh, per-account scratch dirs, and connected hosts marked with the app-wide green check
  • Published to npm via Trusted Publishing (OIDC), no long-lived token