Synara 1.0.9 release notes.

Synara 1.0.9

• I

  Native code editing in Stable — Files, editable diffs and previews now share the Code OSS editing engine, with TypeScript and JavaScript intelligence, navigation, rename and debugging.

  Editor commands appear in Shortcuts and Keybindings. Existing save and conflict handling remain in charge; large previews keep their lightweight fallback. Debugging executes workspace code and downloads its debugger on first use.

• II

  Connect your tools in Stable — Settings → Connectors is now available in Stable. Sign in to supported remote MCP tools once and use them from compatible provider sessions.

  Provider support varies. New sessions receive connected tools; running sessions retain their original set. Stable and Beta keep separate credentials and data homes, and diagnostics remain Beta-only.

• III

  More reliable Stop and progress recovery — Stop retries stay attached to their original runtime and turn. Command progress retains its identity across recovery, and provider errors show readable messages.

  A retry cannot stop a replacement runtime or a later turn. Uncertain or failed stops remain reported as such, while queued messages survive interrupt-only controls.

• IV

  Visible goals and isolated OpenCode sign-in — A new /goal in an idle chat starts with a visible message. OpenCode sign-in and cold model discovery use private servers when the installed CLI supports them.

  Plan mode and existing goals retain their current behavior. Native clients can discover visible-goal startup support. Authentication terminals keep usable colors even when the server inherited a minimal terminal environment.

• V

  Project logos and clearer workspace controls — Projects use detected local logos unless you chose a custom glyph. Hub workers no longer offer Snooze or Hub actions, and the landing pattern stays continuous beneath the composer.

• VI

  Compressed recovery backups and accurate Mac requirements — New pre-migration SQLite backups are compressed, with recovery support for both formats. Mac packages declare macOS 13 as their minimum and updater feeds enforce it.

  Backup creation still requires scratch space for the snapshot and compressed output. Existing backups remain readable. This release also updates the build toolchain to Bun 1.4.4 for security fixes.