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v0.2.0-Aug 8, 2026-10 notes

Run budgets and a sharper CLI

Assistant CRM changes follow your team's approval rules

CRM records the assistant creates or edits now go through the same permission policies, approvals, and audit trail as changes made in the app. Each CRM value also remembers who wrote it, and the assistant can no longer overwrite a value a person entered by hand - it fills blanks and updates its own entries instead.

See Run budgets as they are used

The Run page now shows budget meters for steps, tool calls, tokens, and cost against their limits, plus a warning banner when a Run crosses its warning threshold. Agents now wrap up and summarize in-progress work as they near a limit instead of being cut off mid-task.

Steadier motion across panels, badges, and copy buttons

Expanding sections, including billing overage controls and activity card details, now grow and collapse with short, interruptible motion instead of appearing all at once. Copy and share buttons cross-fade between their icons, unread counts re-enter a digit at a time when they change, and in-progress labels sweep with a highlight that follows the current theme.

Every team gets an Agent permission

Team and project permission settings now include an Agent subject that controls what the assistant may do. Agent permissions inherit the Everyone policy unless an admin sets an explicit Agent override, and project rules take priority over team rules.

Automate the CLI with request files and verbose logs

--verbose now prints one line per HTTP request with its status, duration, and retry count, and the new --input-file <path|-> supplies a whole request as JSON, with individual flags overriding its values. Progress lines now appear only in a terminal, --no-color has been removed, and running a destructive command without --yes in a non-interactive shell now exits with code 2.

CLI points you to built-in guides

Help, version output, and error messages now point to the relevant built-in guide, so docs list and docs show <name> are always one step away. The bundled SKILL.md now defers to the CLI for current, version-matched command documentation.

Instant branding on the home page

The home page header now shows the product logo and name immediately on first paint instead of a brief loading placeholder. Greeting copy, the prompt, and page titles render instantly as well.

Read CLI documentation offline

The CLI now includes built-in guides: docs list shows every topic with a short description, and docs show <name> prints one. Topics cover authentication, scripting, output formats and pagination, saved team and project context, MCP connections, and reading errors, and always match the version you have installed without needing a network connection.

Chats settle against the composer after a reply

Short replies no longer leave a large blank gap below the conversation. The space reserved while a response streams in now collapses once the run finishes, so idle chats always end flush with the composer.

Add a passkey without leaving settings

Adding a passkey now offers your device's own passkey store first - your face, fingerprint, or device PIN - with a separate option for a security key. When it has been a while since you signed in, settings asks for an emailed code in place instead of sending you back to the sign-in page and losing your progress.