Synara 1.1.0 release notes.

What changed in Synara 1.1.0 (Nov 2), including Keep work moving after interruptions, Resume after usage limits, Use Synara in Spanish, Clearer chats and remembered panels, Safer attachment recovery, Provider fixes and lighter runtime state, Reclaim legacy database space offline.

Release 1.1.0· Nov 2

Nov 2— link to Synara 1.1.0

Synara 1.1.0

  • Keep work moving after interruptions — Ordinary running chats can continue after an unexpected server shutdown. Queued messages and subagent work recover more reliably.

    Recovery checks saved work before repeating operations. Approvals, unanswered questions, native subagents and managed tasks keep their own recovery rules. Claude Stop reports success only after verified runtime retirement.

  • Resume after usage limits — An optional provider setting lets supported Codex and Claude tasks continue after a verified usage-limit reset.

    Off by default. The execution computer must be running, and the same account and model must remain available. Stop, manual sends and account changes cancel the wait; unknown or ambiguous limits stay manual.

  • Use Synara in Spanish — Choose English, Spanish or System in Settings → General → Language. The interface and native menus follow your preference.

    Your messages, provider output and code remain unchanged. An already loaded editor may need the offered reload to update its engine labels. Simplified Chinese is available in Synara Beta.

  • Clearer chats and remembered panels — Agent narration reads as prose, tool rows stay compact, and subagent rows show their model and effort. Each chat remembers its right-panel width.

    The new-chat action remains available without open tabs. Completed background work groups correctly, resumed timers stay accurate, and editor folders can be dragged into the composer.

  • Safer attachment recovery — Failed photo preparation preserves your draft, private inline images recover safely, and desktop attachment uploads reach the correct server route.

    Unsupported native-review attachments are rejected without discarding work already accepted by the provider.

  • Provider fixes and lighter runtime state — Pi supports current OpenAI sign-in while preserving existing SDK integrations. Cursor usage reads support safe-storage tokens. Runtime work retains less state and copies fewer computer frames.

    These are targeted reductions, not a whole-app memory or battery benchmark. Provider authentication and account isolation remain in force.

  • Reclaim legacy database space offline — The installed synara-compact-database command can compact a closed legacy database after verifying a private copy.

    Close every client first and supply the correct absolute database path. Scratch space is required; the command preserves retained rows and migration backups and never selects another app channel automatically.

Updated with every release. See releases on GitHub.

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