Changelog

What changed in each Orbital release, newest first

What each Orbital release added, improved and fixed, newest first. Changes that only affect how Orbital is built or tested are left out, and so are nightly builds. Each release links to its GitHub release, and each change to its pull request.

v0.3.11

10 October 2026 · GitHub release

New

A workflow can declare a decide step. It asks a decision model structured questions and follows the answer, or takes its default path when no model answers (#3000, #2990).
A fan-out can decide which of its branches start (#3001). The workflow editor adds and edits both (#3008, #3009).
Settings has a Decision models page with Jev, Clef, Laya and Kev presets. Decision models are configured on the server and reach every run (#3007, #3005). Decision providers are plugins, and System One HTTP and Cloudflare Workers AI ship first (#2987, #2992).
Each decision shows as a card in the run thread, with the path it took and why (#3006).
Keyboard shortcuts: a command palette, a help view and rebinding in Settings (#3002).
Settings → About lists the third-party licences Orbital ships (#2985, #3014).

Improved

Stored credentials move into one secret store, protected by a master key that always exists (#2988, #2998).
The runs list stays responsive while several tabs poll it (#3004).
The docs cover decide steps, deciding fan-outs and decision models (#3010), and the docs sidebar shows that it scrolls (#3003).

Fixed

Condition pills stay off other edges’ lines on the expanded imports map (#2986).
The decision model API key hint no longer says where the key is stored (#3013).
The web app accepts session tokens only from its own origin, and discards superseded account link completions (#2993, #2994).

v0.3.10

9 October 2026 · GitHub release

New

Use models through OpenRouter (#2957). Each harness reports the models it can use, and OpenCode’s connected providers list the models Model settings offers (#2886, #2969).
The start composer picks a preset, not a harness, and the Claude and Codex presets ship with every installation (#2885, #2882).
Claude Haiku 5.5 joins the model catalogue and titles runs (#2881).
A run started with Repeat starts again each time it delivers a pull request (#2879).
Trigger rules have MCP tools (#2901).
Shipped workflows live in the database and are editable like roles and presets (#2953).
Runs are titled after their ticket and show its epic (#2958).
Update and restart from About, and a restart that cannot relaunch says so (#2954).

Improved

Trigger rules are more predictable. A re-enabled rule resumes from now, a halted rule resumes on any save, a Start rule starts at most five runs per check and skips an item its own run still works on, and a schedule rule fires at its tick (#2924, #2925, #2932, #2931, #2933).
A schedule tick missed while Orbital was closed is shown, and the latest one runs once on return (#2935).
A rule waiting out a rate limit says so, and a check that cannot read every change says how much it skipped (#2937, #2942).
Preview says saving does not act on the listed matches, and counts the runs a Start rule would start (#2946).
The Runs page loads a page of runs at a time (#2904).
Home and project workflows save in place (#2951).
Toggling a notification switch shows an example notice, and Orbital says why switched-on notifications cannot show (#2894, #2878).
The start page, Model settings and the agent question card are polished (#2890, #2891, #2893).
Run branches show without the orbital/ prefix, and pull request and issue numbers show what they are (#2960, #2961).
A running skill shows which skill it is (#2956).

Fixed

A Linear checkpoint keeps only the scope its rule watches, and label and assignee conditions test the changed value (#2936, #2930).
Switching a rule off stops its pending starts, and a start that keeps failing gives up (#2938).
A schedule’s plain words match when it runs (#2939).
A dragged step on the expanded map keeps its edges (#2884).

v0.3.9

8 October 2026 · GitHub release

Fixed

Check for updates, and the automatic update checks, work again in the desktop app (#2872).

v0.3.8

8 October 2026 · GitHub release

New

Pi joins Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode as a harness (#2784).
A paused chat carries into a workflow goal (#2781, #2783).
pursue-goal reduces drift after every implement round (#2842).
Sending a message at a parked gate continues the run (#2814).
A second server on the same Orbital home refuses to start, and the app opens its window on that home’s running server (#2846, #2856).

Improved

Resume, Retry, Jump and gate passage carry a run on from its last settled state, so a restart loses less (#2768, #2773, #2800).
Each step keeps one Claude process or Codex app server across clean turns (#2817, #2816).
Every tab following a live run is sent the same encoded event, so busy runs cost less to watch (#2837).
Model settings are easier to use (#2782, #2798).
Start-up reads each unfinished run once before runs walk their workflows (#2851).

Fixed

A turn cut short by more than one restart continues its newest session (#2848).
Pausing a queued run takes it out of the queue for good (#2855).
A replay after a restart follows the edges the live run chose (#2861).
An ended run stays ended when something fails after its end, and an Abort that failed in the running server finishes (#2860, #2859).
A pending tool permission waits for you like an open question (#2776).
A failed pull request look no longer ends a run’s walk or watch (#2850).
Codex approves Orbital’s own MCP tools (#2796).
The pull request probe leaves out repositories the run never changed (#2797).
orbital skill install links where Claude Code reads skills (#2867).
The run menu opens in Firefox (#2845).

v0.3.7

5 October 2026 · GitHub release

New

The workflow editor becomes a studio for reading and editing steps. It opens steps over the map, edits expanded imports, searches and creates steps from a route’s step picker, and marks new steps and what is left to finish (#2545, #2617, #2669, #2682).
A step declares the values it hands over as fields: short text, paragraph, number, yes or no, a choice with a description and step for each option, optional fields and lists of items. The studio previews what the agent is told (#2679, #2694, #2702, #2708, #2716).
A step lists the values it needs and where each comes from (#2721).
One Model settings screen holds roles, presets and harness set-up. Model presets are stored, one is in use, and a running run takes the preset in use at its next turn (#2706, #2678, #2686).
Roles carry a prompt and a description, and the role card and picker say what a role is for (#2667, #2676).
The run log records where a harness could not carry a setting across (#2591, #2597).
list_runs over MCP pages its answer, filters more and shows recent runs by default (#2697).

Improved

A run’s history is written in one transaction per step, so a crash loses less and replay is faster (#2607, #2637, #2730).
Health answers before work that grows with runs, worktrees and projects (#2646).
Billing counts every Claude token once, on its model, and says what is missing (#2584). The Cost tab shows one model per row and fits without scrolling (#2690).
Codex checks its sandbox once per mode and folder (#2576).

Fixed

Orbital leaves alone the processes another running server started (#2650).
A queued run answers Move to front truthfully and re-queues after Retry (#2719).
A finished fan-out branch leaves no checkpoint (#2577).

v0.3.6

4 October 2026 · GitHub release

New

The sidebar groups runs into Needs you, Working and Queued, and you can move through them by keyboard (#2505, #2474).
A trigger rule can review new commits pushed to pull requests (#2462).
Pause and chat conversations are held, and a durable Resume needs your approval (#2457, #2458).
Runs prepare, run commands and harnesses in their selected environment, and recover on the environment they recorded (#2447, #2449, #2450, #2453).
Run rows show duration, and billing splits token usage into labelled columns (#2475, #2470).

Improved

Large runs load faster: a snapshot is encoded once, a prompt reads only the blobs its template names, and repeated history bodies are compressed (#2503, #2504, #2549).
Pause no longer loads the run’s workflow, and start-up and pull request refresh decode only the runs they use (#2508, #2525).
Queue positions show in the sidebar, and run titles and context are easier to read (#2471, #2484).
Onboarding happens once per server installation (#2460).
The release bundle no longer ships its source map (#2479).

Fixed

Updates that stalled on restart recover, and start once the app’s main window has loaded (#2425, #2430).
Archived runs disappear from the list at once (#2429).
Paused conversations stay visible, keep refused messages, accept answers and can hand off (#2464, #2530, #2552).
The whole operator backlog reaches a run (#2550).
Billing accounts for sub-agent usage (#2482).
Ticket prefixes no longer crowd sidebar run titles (#2426).
Concurrent OpenCode turns keep their own MCP attachments, and handoffs survive MCP prefix blocks (#2528, #2547).

v0.3.5

30 September 2026 · GitHub release

New

Onboarding guides new projects to their first run and lets you skip it (#2402, #2423).
Binary choices in settings are toggles (#2409).
The sidebar has run controls, with Restart in the menu (#2395).
Run now is a visible trigger action (#2400).
GPT-6.1 Sol joins the Codex catalogue (#2424).
Usage analytics, with an opt-out in the app (#2420).

Improved

The start action is called New task, and the project palette opens only for it (#2389, #2396).
Repeat markers for step visits are subtler (#2386).

Fixed

The server log is restricted, request queries stay out of logs, checkout reads are contained and sibling origins are rejected on live requests (#2403, #2408, #2412).
The desktop app refuses unsafe external link schemes (#2398).
Delivery pull requests are attributed to the run’s work (#2406).
A validated goal that needs no change completes (#2415).
Stale start-up assets and project decode retries no longer cause trouble (#2410).
Run error diagnostics stay contained, and checkboxes return for list selection (#2404, #2418).

v0.3.4

29 September 2026 · GitHub release

Improved

Long runs are far quicker to open and follow. Session transcripts render a bounded window, and live updates, tool groups, Markdown blocks, step projection, Logs search and history indexing all got faster (#2350, #2354, #2365, #2373, #2360, #2382).
Run billing is worked out only when you open the Cost tab (#2356).
Run standing reads the same everywhere (#2368).
improve-codebase stops after one improvement (#2357).

Fixed

Accepted Claude handoffs complete, and MCP waits finish on the run’s phase (#2377, #2378).

v0.3.3

29 September 2026 · GitHub release

New

Saved triggers start on demand (#2342).
The simple built-in workflows return (#2343).

Improved

Disabled workflows collapse below enabled ones, and completed sidebar rows are quieter (#2335, #2341).
The splash reuses the Orbital icon (#2333).

Fixed

Step transcripts open in Session (#2338).

v0.3.2

29 September 2026 · GitHub release

New

Manage which workflows are available (#2296).
Pull request conversation feedback is handled by the review step (#2292).
Orbital notifies you when a run waits for input (#2305).
Choose an update channel, with nightlies published (#2308).
Check for updates from the macOS menu (#2274).
Claude Sonnet 5.5 joins the model list (#2300).
The run history keeps who or what sent a control, and why (#2310).
Failed and blocked runs explain how they ended (#2302).

Improved

The desktop splash shows at once and start-up is faster (#2233).
Runs take up less storage and exports are self-contained (#2272).
Recent runs are ordered better and their rows are easier to open (#2273).
A run waits for new review feedback without republishing (#2283).
Operator messages reach every fan-out branch (#2320).

Fixed

Fan-out billing and cached model estimates are priced correctly, and cached usage is kept (#2307, #2281).
Pull requests a probe found stay visible across branches (#2287).
Codex offers only supported approval policies, clears cancelled approvals and keeps MCP failure text and startup diagnostics (#2247, #2285, #2246, #2278).
Blocked epic delivery parks for you instead of looping (#2238).
A missing build prerequisite no longer ends a run (#2293).
Run slots are kept correctly through recovery, removal and method changes (#2268, #2277, #2299).
The desktop app waits for permission before restarting for an update, hides CLI installation when it is installed, and opens server page links in Orbital (#2232, #2261, #2279).

v0.3.1

28 September 2026 · GitHub release

New

Documentation is reorganised by what you want to do, with screenshots of the real app, a Write prompts guide and Docs, Examples and Reference tabs (#2131, #2151, #2183).
Choose the repositories Orbital can use through the GitHub App (#2139).
Connect Linear on the web app, and a linked Orbital gets the account’s GitHub and Linear credentials (#2159, #2194).
Queue method in Settings: Interleave or Finish first. With Finish first, a run keeps its slot until it ends, and finishes up after a merge without queueing again (#2196, #2190, #2203).
Desktop updates appear in a banner and in About, with the reason when Orbital cannot update (#2181).
Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode are equal choices, and explain-repo runs on each (#2141).
Codex asks for permission in the run (#2223).

Improved

Runs keep working after the project’s folder is moved or renamed (#2163).
A run’s pull request state stays current after its gate and after it ends (#2189).
Delivery recovers when probes exhaust their retries, and stale merges at pull request gates are ignored (#2211, #2209).
The pull request gate says its label once (#2184).
The docs explain permissions and tool access on each harness (#2224).

Fixed

Draft pull requests are made ready before auto-merge is requested (#2222).
Jumps keep a run’s slot (#2221).
Codex keeps read-only shell available (#2206).
The Supervisor exposes the valid MCP tools (#2219).

v0.3.0

27 September 2026 · GitHub release

New

Claude runs default to Opus 5.5 (#2123).
Onboarding and desktop start-up offer the orbital command and the agent skills (#2126).
The web app has Orbital’s look for sign-in, the account page and its loading and error states (#2129).

Improved

Tooltips are shorter and share one component (#2127).
Destructive alert dialogs have an opaque surface with a red top stripe (#2125).
Back is at the top of the Settings sidebar (#2123).

v0.2.21

27 September 2026 · GitHub release

New

Sign in to the web app with GitHub (#2112).
pursue-goal is the default workflow (#2109).

Improved

Each agent skill has one current status in Settings (#2110).
An aborted run says who stopped it and why (#2115).
The light theme has an off-white page background (#2117).
The docs carry the Orbital mark and fix the points of a review against 0.2.19 (#2116).

v0.2.20

27 September 2026 · GitHub release

Improved

The turn in flight is told when its run’s goal is revised (#2091).
A probe step leads with its verdict (#2092).

Fixed

No new step starts once the server has begun shutting down (#2093).

v0.2.19

27 September 2026 · GitHub release

New

Public documentation from overview to reference, and llms.txt (#2030).
Choose light, dark or match your computer in Settings → General (#2052).
Orbital turns on auto-merge itself when a workflow asks for it (#2059).
A project limits its own runs, and the scheduler takes turns between projects (#2027).
Copy chosen untracked files, such as .env, into every new worktree (#2036).
Open a sub-agent’s card to see its messages, tool calls and final report (#2037).
Agents read pull request status and secure a run’s work through Orbital’s MCP server (#2047).
control_run moves a queued run to the front of the queue (#2033).
Every settings change is recorded with what changed and where it came from (#2049).
Orbital runs the agent tools you installed, and ships none (#2090).

Improved

Orbital explains missing or blocked harness programs, and never starts a switched-off harness (#2008).
A Claude turn waits for its background work, and refused tool calls show in the run (#2025).
The composer footer names the harness and model of the same step (#2026).
A gate opens as soon as the run records its pull request merged or closed (#2032).
A run waiting at a gate shows as waiting, not paused (#2076).
Dropped connections heal quietly, and Orbital shows Connecting only for a lasting outage (#2075).
The Projects list and project page are quicker to scan and act on (#2085).
The dock’s Run tab scrolls as one column, and each section folds under its heading (#2024).

Fixed

Runs recover from a restart, and a step’s harness and model resolve together (#2028).
Stop and clear works on a run whatever state its workflow is in (#2051).
Pasted images become chat attachments (#2016).
Skills folders that are symlinks to directories are followed (#2015).
Pages work over plain HTTP on a LAN host (#2064).
The editor opens a workflow whose import cannot be read (#2039).
A restarted turn starts afresh when its harness holds no session to continue (#2077).

v0.2.18

27 September 2026 · GitHub release

New

Triggers. Start and steer runs from schedules, GitHub and Linear, with rules a non-technical user can build, and a Triggers page listing every project’s rules (#1821, #1894, #1906). Triggers are behind a feature flag in Settings, off by default (#1920).
MCP. Coding agents drive Orbital through its MCP endpoint, and external agents can inspect runs (#1769, #1748). Every harness gets a user-wide MCP setup (#1793).
Supervisor. An experimental standing Supervisor chat acts as delivery lead, woken by what Orbital sees in its runs, behind a Supervisor flag (#1919, #1903).
Roles, model settings and tool access are resolved per step and edited in Settings (#1877, #1896). Claude, Codex and OpenCode enforce a turn’s tool classes (#1867, #1870, #1876).
Workflows pursue-goal and port-project ship (#1731, #1829).
Revise a running run’s goal (#1939).
Chats: every turn reaches Orbital’s MCP server, and you can attach files (#1900, #1942).
Every run gets a readable title, generated with Claude Haiku or Codex Luna, and you can name or rename runs (#1597, #1657).
Edit a built-in workflow in place and revert it (#1606).
Run orbital run start to queue runs from the terminal, and install skills with orbital skill install (#1687, #1946).
A run keeps and lists every pull request it delivered (#1884).
The run composer accepts a message at every point and says when it lands (#1706).
Gates show their next check and total wait, and you can skip them (#1905).

Improved

A run carries on from its last finished activity after the server dies, and every unfinished workflow execution resumes after a crash (#1734, #1674).
Pause, Resume, Retry, Jump and Abort work on every run (#1768).
The queue keeps its order across a restart, and a cap change applies at once (#1758).
Human gates park runs without holding a slot, and stalled turns are retried (#1833).
Runs are priced per turn by the model the harness reported (#1676).
The run page lists only the actions you can take now, and its Workflow tab leads with the drawing (#1704, #1917).
Web pages are usable on a phone (#1767, #1820).
The sidebar folds completed runs under a Completed section, and failed and blocked runs stay in Recent runs until resolved (#1914, #1953).
A themable desktop design system with compact controls (#1956).
Each project folder has a check command the review-evidence step runs (#1955).
Orbital runs are renamed from graphs to workflows throughout (#1681).

Fixed

Orbital stops every harness process a dead server left behind (#1701).
A delivered run no longer fails because its pull request branch was rebased (#1723).
A run pauses when GitHub never ran a failed check (#1773).
A gate keeps checking its pull request after a restart, and Skip opens it (#1971).
A sandboxed Codex turn that cannot set up bubblewrap pauses the run (#1797).
Orbital reports start-up failures to open clients, and starts over unreadable start-up records (#1786, #1787).
Copying works on any address, including a LAN host over plain HTTP (#1804).
A harness running out of quota ends the turn with a typed reason (#1922).

v0.2.17

24 September 2026 · GitHub release

New

implement-epic-quickly, an epic workflow with eight parallel reviewers (#1586).
Stopped runs can restart and show as paused, and you can archive a paused run from its menu (#1591, #1592).
Cmd+N opens the new run palette in the desktop app (#1580).
The start page preselects the workflow a project last ran, and the homepage opens the new-session composer (#1559, #1584).
Resize and collapse the app sidebar and the editor’s side panel (#1578).
Settings save every edit as it is made, and every setting can be set from Settings (#1601).
A download link that always serves the newest Mac app (#1581).

Improved

Waiting runs and quiet turns say what they are waiting on (#1595).

Fixed

A control takes effect on the first click while a run is working (#1598).
Fan-out answers no longer grow every prompt after a review loop (#1602).
Workflow pills that overflow the start strip are hidden (#1579).

v0.2.16

23 September 2026 · GitHub release

Improved

The Mac app is presented as Orbital, published by Effective Labs Ltd (#1557).

Fixed

The signed Mac app is built with the right entitlements (#1558).

v0.2.15

23 September 2026 · GitHub release

No user-facing changes. This release fixed the Mac app’s packaging.

v0.2.14

23 September 2026 · GitHub release

New

Orbital ships as a signed macOS app that updates itself (#1546, #1307).
The start page asks which project work starts in before anything else, and again when New session is pressed (#1538, #1553).
Skip a wait from its row in the thread (#1550).

Improved

A run’s worktrees are cleaned up when it is archived or deleted (#1545).
The Changes tab keeps files in one order and opens on the branch scope (#1549, #1554).
The project palette is centred over a blurred page (#1551).
A checkout with no pull request is decided by its content (#1544).

Fixed

A run’s thread keeps advancing after a pause and a resume, and a stopped run carries on when its wait is skipped (#1547, #1552).
Updates ignore a minimum release age when installing (#1541).

v0.2.13

23 September 2026 · GitHub release

New

The start page remembers the project you chose (#1531).
Work that waits for you stays under “Pick up where you left off” (#1533).

Improved

The Claude and Codex harness SDKs are upgraded (#1532).

Fixed

A bare address in agent Markdown becomes a link (#1536).

v0.2.12

23 September 2026 · GitHub release

New

Update and restart from the browser, and Orbital offers to update when orbital serve starts and knows when a newer release exists (#1527, #1524, #1508).
The workflow editor is reworked into a Graphviz-shaped design, and you can rename a saved workflow from it (#1504, #1519).
A workflow that drives an epic to closure one ticket at a time, and one that simplifies a complex function as one pull request (#1506, #1523).
A run can watch for its own pull requests (#1511).
Claude Opus 5.5 and the new GPT-6 models are offered as suggestions (#1507).
Steps hand their outputs over through a handoff tool instead of trailing JSON (#1497).

Improved

A run is left resumable when orbital serve is stopped or killed mid-turn, and a run that stopped on a failed step can resume (#1513, #1515).
Restart orbital serve into a freshly installed version (#1516).
Branch answers carry past the fan-in and branches show apart (#1522).
The prompt an agent receives shows nothing twice (#1512).

Fixed

The Claude harness no longer signs commits and pull requests (#1510).
The run page keeps following a run after it stops and is resumed (#1517).
Stopped visits recover with their saved continuation (#1498).

v0.2.11

22 September 2026 · GitHub release

New

Chats: start a conversation with a coding agent beside your runs, each with a worktree of its own (#1493, #1494).
Start workflows from inside a chat, in the chat’s checkout (#1495).

Improved

Runs and chats read as one thread, served a window at a time (#1496).

v0.2.10

18 September 2026 · GitHub release

New

Run project commands and open links from a run (#1488).
Run steps merge into the Run dock tab (#1490).

Fixed

OpenCode returns operator answers in order for question batches (#1486).
The whole agent response is stored as the step’s last response (#1487).
A run’s owner that departed is recovered before its lease expires (#1489).
A transcript row ends at the harness’s own message boundary (#1492).
The probe searches the forge by the branch’s upstream name (#1479).

v0.2.9

18 September 2026 · GitHub release

New

Review a run’s changes, and explore its worktree and files, from the workspace dock (#1402, #1409).
Choose your IDE, and open run folders in it from the run header (#1366, #1372).
Retry stopped work on another harness (#1392, #1401).
Manage a project’s custom actions from its details, with commands and links validated (#1459, #1398).
Choose models with reference prices, through a searchable harness and model picker (#1429, #1456). The model catalogue is expanded and runs retain the models you selected (#1425, #1427).
A New run button sits at the top of the sidebar (#1420).
The run workspace navigation and context views are redesigned (#1370).

Improved

Pull requests are found regardless of branch naming, remembered across failures and restarts, and tracked from detached and renamed checkouts (#1437, #1441, #1475).
Wait actions and run controls stay available when waits or workflows change (#1380, #1386).
Agent output stays together across tool activity (#1430).

Fixed

Questions keep their full text and pending answers, can be answered inline from every tab, and failed sends retry (#1334, #1338, #1339, #1340).
Claude and Codex return complete answers to every question and no longer deliver stale replies (#1414, #1426, #1431).
Custom action saves no longer overwrite another editor or lose drafts when a save fails (#1438, #1452).
Paused step state resets when a run resumes, and the page returns to the latest steps in long runs (#1416, #1324).
Pending retries stay isolated between runs (#1410).

v0.2.8

16 September 2026 · GitHub release

Fixed

Claude provider failures are preserved through SDK shutdown (#1311).

v0.2.7

16 September 2026 · GitHub release

Improved

The Orbital logo, and onboarding in Storybook (#1308, #1309).

v0.2.6

15 September 2026 · GitHub release

New

Archive a settled run (#1298).
Adjustable step pane widths (#1302).
The new run form prefills the goal from the workflow’s description (#1306).
orbital serve binds a stable default port, so an installed browser app survives restarts (#1301).

Improved

Standing badges show the current step, and paused steps show without spinners (#1303, #1304).
Branches chosen inside attached worktrees are tracked (#1300).

Fixed

Unpushed commits are counted from the pull request head (#1299).
The detail pane stays in step with streaming rows (#1297).

v0.2.5

8 September 2026 · GitHub release

Fixed

Optional checks are excluded from CI routing (#1294).

v0.2.4

7 September 2026 · GitHub release

New

Documentation site guides you from installation to graph delivery, with three header topics (#1279, #1290).

Fixed

Skipping a wait works inside a fan-out branch, is a durable state change, and survives a lapsed lease (#1278, #1283, #1289).
A pull request that merges under the probe is reported (#1286).
A control is decided against the ledger its offer was read from (#1292).

v0.2.3

6 September 2026 · GitHub release

New

The run view shows the working branch’s pull requests (#1276).

v0.2.2

6 September 2026 · GitHub release

Improved

Project create, read, update and delete is improved (#1273).

Fixed

The output format is clearer and step scroll position is preserved (#1274).

v0.2.1

6 September 2026 · GitHub release

New

Reviewed tickets, ticket hierarchies, complete goals without tracker tickets and codebase improvements are delivered through one shared pull request loop (#1237, #1243, #1245, #1238). Performance delivery requires parallel evidence reviews (#1241).
Manage the server GitHub token from Settings, and GitHub credentials survive restarts (#1159, #1152).
Workflow design is available in installed releases (#1252).
Export the whole log of a run as JSON (#1265).
Imports leave through named exits (#1147).
The pull request probe reports auto-merge (#1153).
Continuous codebase improvement is restored (#1269).

Improved

Run lists load from their summary rows alone (#1112).
Delivery reassesses after five failed repair rounds, bounds ineffective repairs and finishes unreviewed repairs before merging (#1203, #1266, #1234).
Review catches scoped defects before publication, and publication is verified before a merge is requested (#1212, #1218).
Only the six autonomous delivery workflows ship (#1247).
Step colours stay stable across visits (#1181).

Fixed

Resume, Retry and Jump reach a live held run, and Retry starts a fresh visit (#1114, #1264).
An interrupt is recorded as Interrupted, keeping the session (#1106).
A run whose snapshot and control ledger disagree is reconciled (#1127).
Blocked tickets are told apart from completed work (#1232).

v0.2.0

4 September 2026 · GitHub release

New

agent-graph is renamed Orbital, with a new mark in the app and its icons (#1046, #1049).

Fixed

You can steer a running turn without interrupting it (#1045).
Worktrees checked out directly under worktrees/ are migrated (#1050).

v0.1.7

4 September 2026 · GitHub release

Contains the same changes as v0.1.6.

v0.1.6

4 September 2026 · GitHub release

New

Run inputs are populated with their defaults (#1043).

Fixed

Runs that ended as abandoned before Abort existed are listed (#1044).

v0.1.5

4 September 2026 · GitHub release

Fixed

The step thread stays where you scrolled it (#1041).

v0.1.4

4 September 2026 · GitHub release

New

The implement-epic workflow (#989).
Skip a wait from the run actions menu (#1025).
Concurrency is capped by runs in flight, not agent turns (#1040).

Improved

The README explains install, build from source and every mise command (#1015).

Fixed

A recent run opens on its steps (#1021).
Links to other websites open in a new tab (#1027).
An aborted run ends everywhere and names what it stands at (#1039).

v0.1.3

4 September 2026 · GitHub release

No user-facing changes. This release fixed how the package is published.