Synara 1.0.5 release notes.

Synara 1.0.5

• I

  Interactive visuals inside your conversations — Agents can now show charts, tables, comparisons, checklists and calculators directly in Stable chats.

  Native components follow your theme and font size. Desktop apps also support isolated, self-contained HTML views; browser-hosted clients show native components only. Visuals stay with their chat in the current app’s data home.

• II

  A compact composer with room for your work — Short drafts fit into a single row that expands for longer messages. Goals, tasks and changes sit in floating capsules above it.

  Open a capsule for details or use the + menu for extras. Plans remain accessible, queued drafts survive layout changes, and narrow editor panes keep branch and model controls readable. Notices and task controls use the same compact layout.

• III

  Find the chats that need you next — Activity’s Priority section puts approvals, questions and ready plans ahead of unseen results and running work.

  Rows hold their place while you work through them; Clear read refreshes the list. Use mod+alt+a to cycle through chats waiting on you and unseen work. Native subagent chats stay in their parent’s cards and roster instead of filling the sidebar.

• IV

  More capable iOS simulator tools — Agents can launch and inspect apps, wait for screens, read bounded logs and configure test conditions, with repaired input on Xcode 27.

  Actions return screen evidence and report when a screen has not settled. Tools support app restarts, launch arguments and environment, appearance, text size, location and privacy settings. Input and configuration retain approval checks; app builds still use your project’s build tools.

• V

  Claude keeps the permissions and session you chose — Ask for approval explicitly selects Claude’s default permission mode. Changing behavior settings such as Artifacts no longer discards a resumable session.

  Permission descriptions distinguish Claude’s modes from Codex’s sandbox policies. Finished or interrupted foreground Claude tasks settle with their turn, without stopping background work that still owns its lifecycle. Slash-command catalog updates no longer appear as unknown transcript events.

• VI

  Less waiting on task-heavy conversations — Opening a conversation with many task updates avoids repeated quadratic database scans.

  The query retains the same reconstructed task state and history. Stale transcript row measurements are also ignored. These fixes address specific slow-query and layout cases; they do not establish that every server or provider stall is resolved.

• VII

  Clearer Claude token totals — Resumed Claude sessions avoid counting restored usage again, and Inbox separates observed cache reads from other tokens.

  Accounting keeps native-session and process identity, preserves child usage until a real parent result covers it, and excludes output from cache-read estimates. Historical records without enough evidence remain partial; these figures are not an independent billing statement.

• VIII

  Keep typing while an agent uses the browser — Agent clicks, typing and browser inspection no longer take native focus from the composer.

  Native browser hover also preserves the keyboard target. Input uses the tab’s protocol connection, and restored screenshot visibility keeps its focus behavior. This does not promise every website accepts automated input.

• IX

  Resolve a blocked provider switch — If background tasks prevent a handoff, the composer offers Stop tasks and switch.

  The source keeps running until you choose that action. A failed handoff retains the source selection and its actual error instead of reporting success.

• X

  A new empty-chat background and smaller refinements — Empty chats have an animated ASCII field, with an Appearance switch and a still version for reduced motion.

  The field stops when hidden or disabled and stays out of terminal views. Updated tool, app and connector icons, compact archive controls, clearer permission text, and corrected plan, voice-layout and transcript clearance make everyday controls easier to use.