Changed
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Working from your phone is spelled out where you set it up. The phone section of Settings sits right under Appearance, and its steps now run to the end: pair, press Let it control sessions to work rather than watch, add it to the home screen (an iPhone pairs once more there), carry on a session from its Chat, and turn phone access on again after a restart. The command palette has Open Caprock on your phone, which opens that section.
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Each tab shows its jump key. ⌘1–⌘8 by position and ⌘9 on the last tab, as iTerm shows them (Ctrl⇧1… on Windows and Linux); the keys worked before, but only a tooltip said so.
- The status bar carries the session in front. With an agent's tab in front, the bar along the bottom shows its model, how full its context is, what the next call costs to re-read it, and what the session has cost.
- What's new, in the app. The version in the status bar opens the notes of the release you are running, and the update card's What's new opens the new release's notes in the app instead of a GitHub page.
Fixed
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Windows and Linux see their own shortcuts. Hints, tooltips and the shortcuts sheet showed ⌘ on every platform; off macOS they now read Ctrl+Shift+N, Ctrl+Alt+Shift+N, Ctrl+Enter, F5, the keys that actually work there. The pane keys, which exist only on macOS, are no longer offered elsewhere.
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Feedback no longer looks like a volume control. Its icon is a speech bubble rather than a megaphone, and in the desktop app it is a labelled Send feedback row above Dashboard instead of a bare icon beside Settings and the theme switch.
