Synara 1.0.0-beta.1 release notes.

Synara 1.0.0-beta.1

• I

  Hubs: give larger work a team — Bring a coordinator and worker agents together around shared instructions, linked projects and a versioned Library in Synara Beta.

  Delegate independent work, preserve the original request and attachments, follow durable work cards and checklists, and receive a combined completion summary. The queue supports 1–8 parallel workers (3 by default), with visible waiting, failure and recovery states. New repository work defaults to isolated worktrees; explicit environment choices are respected.

• II

  Tasks: a backlog you can hand to an agent — Create to-dos with notes, priority, project and due date, then start work in a new or existing chat from the task card.

  Choose the Tasks list or Kanban. Follow running, needs-you, review and failed work beside the list. Saved ownership and reconnect reconciliation keep pending edits and uncertain delegation visible.

• III

  Inbox: today’s work in one place — See today’s tasks, work needing attention, review requests and an activity recap together.

  Create a task due today, open its card, or return to the full backlog. Recaps use recorded local activity and provider-attributed usage; they do not invent missing token data.

• IV

  Multiple accounts, clearly separated — Name and configure several accounts for the same provider, then choose their models from separate account tabs.

  Provider account identity follows supported sessions, favorites, imports, forks and handoffs. Account-specific executable paths and environments keep the selected runtime and credentials together.

• V

  Sign in from provider settings — Open the provider’s native sign-in flow in a managed terminal using the selected account’s environment.

  Check authentication before starting work. Pi and Oh My Pi offer their native login choices; external OpenCode servers must be authenticated on that server. Closing sign-in stops its terminal; credentials already saved by the provider remain.

• VI

  Usage for each account — Inspect usage for the active provider’s enabled accounts separately, and choose which provider rings appear in the rail.

  Expandable details keep the compact view readable. Codex credits are shown as a count, not a dollar amount; missing account telemetry is not replaced with another account’s figures.

• VII

  Change providers in the same conversation — Use the model picker to hand work to another supported provider while keeping the same chat and workspace context.

  A divider marks the handoff. Available targets respect account availability, and a failed transition is not reported as successful. Separate-thread handoff remains available.

• VIII

  A new workspace rail — Reach chats, projects and tools from a compact rail with independently customizable destinations.

  Show, hide and reorder rail items; Customize also works on narrow screens. The update action shows download progress, and project icons make recent work easier to recognize.

• IX

  Keep open chats within reach — Move between open-chat tabs with provider icons, running indicators, context menus and keyboard navigation.

  Tabs remain scrollable while chats stream. Unsent new-chat drafts stay out of the strip. Use Cmd+Ctrl+Left/Right on macOS, or Ctrl+PageUp/PageDown on other platforms outside terminal focus.

• X

  Make the workspace yours — Choose full-window or sidebar-only translucency, adjust blur and opacity, and customize project names, icons and colors.

  Supported desktop materials extend through editors, panes, menus and dialogs. The new appearance default uses full-window glass, blur 64 and 90% opacity. Native glass availability depends on platform.

• XI

  Code review, issues and agents together — Browse pull requests and issues in a redesigned list, inspect details, and discuss the item in a side chat.

  Remember filters and sorting, include merged PRs, preview images fullscreen, and send an item to an agent in the correct project and environment. GitHub links have configurable destinations and their own context menu.

• XII

  Auto-fix CI — Enable Auto-fix CI on an open pull request to ask its chat to address failing checks.

  This opt-in Beta feature waits for active work, approvals and questions, respects chat permissions, and limits retries. Uncertain dispatch or lack of progress pauses the watcher with an explanation. It does not automatically merge.

• XIII

  A more actionable Kanban board — Choose an Attention board with Draft, In Progress, Awaiting you and Done columns, or retain Classic.

  See failed, stuck, approval, input and review attention; reorder drafts and send work as a persistent goal. Agents gain eight scoped board tools for durable chat cards. These tools do not expose unsent local drafts or manipulate Tasks to-do records.

• XIV

  Send work as a goal — Start a Kanban task as a persistent goal or set a goal on an existing chat card.

  Long goals are delivered through managed file references instead of being silently truncated. Shared send ownership preserves account choice, attachments and edits when work is dispatched.

• XV

  Snooze a chat until you need it — Hide a chat from ordinary activity until a preset or custom reminder time, then bring it back automatically.

  Choose 30 minutes, one hour, two hours, tomorrow at 9am or a custom time. Reminders persist across restart; Return now cancels the snooze. Running work continues.

• XVI

  Smoother split-pane work — Resize panes continuously, close each pane directly, and spot the focused composer at a glance.

  Chats stay mounted across single/split transitions and rearrangements, preserving the split tree, focus and conversation state.

• XVII

  Side chats that keep their context — Side chats inherit the primary workspace, and GitHub discussions stay discoverable across checkouts.

  Choose an inactivity expiry of one hour, 24 hours or never. Idle expired side chats become read-only and release their provider session. Cmd+Option+S toggles Side chat on macOS.

• XVIII

  Edit shortcuts individually — Record and edit shortcuts in a searchable command list with conflict handling.

  Shift+Tab cycles the selected model’s supported reasoning effort. Thread menus group related handoff, fork and copy actions into compact submenus.

• XIX

  Dictation that fits the conversation — Use Enter to stop/transcribe or stop/send, and dictate while an agent is working.

  Capture waits for real microphone audio before proceeding.

• XX

  Let the message trail follow sound — On supported macOS desktops, animate the trail from system audio, a selected microphone, or both.

  The opt-in feature uses loudness levels rather than recording audio. System-audio levels require macOS 14.2+; microphone access requires permission. Choose a built-in microphone while using Bluetooth headphones; an unavailable selected device does not silently switch to another input.

• XXI

  Clearer long-running conversations — Keep background subagent replies visible and wait for all workers before showing completion.

  Choose whether finished turns fold and whether sending anchors the new message at the top. Wide code blocks scroll horizontally without widening the transcript. Full error, approval, progress and warning details remain available.

• XXII

  More useful Claude progress — See provider-supplied reasoning, tool summaries and execution status in the transcript.

  Native compaction waits for initialization; prompt-cache warnings avoid false expiry reports. Account-specific CLI paths are retained when Artifacts is enabled.

• XXIII

  Current models without disruptive refreshes — Model catalogs refresh on demand for the account you are viewing while keeping usable choices visible.

  Interactive requests take priority, actionable failures offer retry, Claude catalog changes follow CLI updates, and OpenCode custom-provider models remain selectable.

• XXIV

  Better import recovery and history browsing — Import conversations from supported Codex and Claude accounts with clearer diagnostics, bounded history pages and recovery for interrupted work.

  Original provider context remains in independent session copies. Earlier text loads on demand; historical tools, reasoning and attachments are not reconstructed as live messages. New ordinary chats skip imported-history requests.

• XXV

  Recover message delivery after disconnects — Synara checks whether an interrupted send was accepted before deciding what happens next.

  Accepted commands are not blindly resent; rejected commands restore the draft. Delivery settlement requires a compatible server. HTTP fallback failures now settle and surface useful errors.

• XXVI

  More dependable provider sessions — Recover Codex gateway sessions after watchdog aborts, support current Codex rewind, and retain OpenCode background work.

  Cursor and Droid avoid repeated OAuth prompts, cached Grok login is recognized, and desktop ACP tool proxies start in the correct runtime mode.

• XXVII

  Less repeated rendering and fetching — Streaming and typing avoid repeated shell, header and composer work; GitHub reads share a queue and rate-limit pause.

  These are targeted changes, not a universal speed or battery-life claim. PR preparation retains the intended environment and unrelated worktrees; Git failures identify the action that failed.

• XXVIII

  Small fixes throughout the workspace — Keep unread chats unread across reloads, preserve drafts while browsing history, and remember Markdown preview per file.

  Browser tabs support middle-click close, address suggestions stay visible and navigation preserves composer focus. Unicode image downloads, deleted-file search results, profile dates, notification clicks and app-icon persistence are corrected.

• XXIX

  Quieter Windows sessions — Provider updates handle Windows PATH and stdin correctly, and process cleanup avoids flashing command windows.

  Capture fallback produces valid JSON. Release installers must pass the new Defender scan as well as packaging, provenance and startup checks; Windows installers remain unsigned under the version-scoped release policy.

• XXX

  A tour of what changed — A feature tour introduces the new workspace, accounts, review workflow and Beta Hubs.

  This release is Synara Beta only. Stable remains at 0.9.2 with its existing features and separate data and update feed.