Synara 1.0.7 release notes.
What changed in Synara 1.0.7 (Oct 17), including Lighter long-running agent work, Smoother live workspace updates, Devin and Grok model switches take effect, Keep a recovery snapshot before editing a message, Recover stopped OpenCode sessions, Less background work and clearer startup errors.
Release 1.0.7· Oct 17
Synara 1.0.7
Lighter long-running agent work — Long turns do less repeated Git, history and usage work, while streaming updates refresh only the rows that changed.
Settled Markdown blocks are reused while the answer grows. Claude retains turn identifiers instead of every SDK message body. Usage reads reuse unchanged files and parse appended records; full conversation history remains available.
Smoother live workspace updates — Bursts of file edits share live diff captures, reducing repeated repository scans.
The live files-changed count updates at most about every three seconds during edit bursts, with a final trailing capture. Read-only tools avoid unnecessary Git refreshes; PR status refreshes at turn end, branch changes, focus and regular polls.
Devin and Grok model switches take effect — Switching models, Devin Fast mode or Grok reasoning effort no longer silently reloads an incompatible native session.
When the previous session cannot retain the requested configuration, Synara starts a fresh session with conversation context. Droid reuses its native conversation without adding a duplicate transcript after a successful reload.
Keep a recovery snapshot before editing a message — Message edits that restore an earlier workspace retain a Git recovery snapshot before rolling back the provider conversation.
The snapshot remains available after success or a later failure. If it cannot be captured, the edit is refused before rollback. This protects checkpointed Git workspaces; it does not guarantee every ignored or external file is captured.
Recover stopped OpenCode sessions — A session whose stop already began is treated as inactive so the next turn can resume or start through normal recovery.
Windows prepares its bounded process observer before starting an owned OpenCode runtime, then reads fresh teardown evidence. Cleanup still requires process identity and exit proof.
Less background work and clearer startup errors — Desktop browser diagnostics and frame capture settle when unused, and moved project folders report a missing working directory.
Cookie restoration creates a temporary browser view only when needed. Browser console domains sleep after 60 seconds without automation and reactivate on acquisition; captured history and network tracking remain. Beta connectors reuse a valid rotated token on retry and report unsuccessful OpenCode tool installation. Connectors remain Beta-only.
Updated with every release. See releases on GitHub.
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