0.6.0: Cmd+K, specialist tooling, image focus

This release adds a global Cmd+K search across the app, a dedicated tooling editor for specialists so you no longer have to write tools in raw JSON, an image focus view in chat with zoom and carousel controls, and Hugging Face joins the model catalog. Amazon Bedrock conversations with multiple tool calls per turn now work, and the embedded browser panel no longer drains CPU when idle.

Find anything with Cmd+K

A new global Cmd+K search lets you jump to workspace members, channels, and DMs from anywhere in the app. The experience is consistent on both desktop and mobile.

A real tooling editor for specialists

The specialist builder has a new Tooling tab. You can pick local Agency tools, attach workspace MCP servers, preview the tools each MCP server exposes, and reuse the existing MCP server dialog directly from the builder. Tool access patterns are validated up front so unsafe rules are rejected before publish, and portable MCP templates are preserved across drafts, the raw editor, and publishing. Wiring up specialist tooling no longer requires editing raw JSON.

Canonical model catalog and Hugging Face

The model catalog is now managed per workspace, with provider availability, allowlists, and credential status all reflected in one place. The chat ellipsis picker and the specialist detail picker share the same model picker, with provider badges, a “Show all providers” toggle that remembers your preference per workspace, and fuzzy keyword search. Searches like “openrouter 4.7” now land on the right model.

Older model selections from existing workspaces are mapped to current names automatically, so nothing breaks and you don’t need to migrate anything by hand.

Hugging Face is now a first-class model source. You can pull and run Hugging Face models alongside the rest of the catalog, with follow-up polish on top of the initial integration.

Image focus view in chat

Image attachments in chat messages and thread views now open in a focus dialog with zoom controls and carousel navigation across multi-image messages. The dialog handles varying aspect ratios and looks clean in both light and dark themes.

Workflow editor reliability

Two workflow fixes land together. The visual editor now resets cleanly when you start a new workflow, so a previously open graph no longer carries over into a fresh canvas. Assistant messages now wait up to 12 seconds for the workflow connection to be ready and back off gracefully instead of retrying tightly, so workflows no longer fail before the connection is established. Backend execution errors are also surfaced to the workflow attachments panel verbatim instead of being replaced with a generic message.

Bedrock multi-tool turns

Conversations on Amazon Bedrock with more than one tool call per assistant turn no longer fail. Tool results are now grouped together as Bedrock and Anthropic require, and cancelled or dropped tool runs get placeholder results so every tool call always has a matching response. Bedrock credentials also reload correctly when you reopen the personal credential editor.

Chat threads keep their reply counts

Thread reply indicators no longer disappear after restart. Reply counts and last-reply timestamps are now saved across every way a reply can be posted, and thread metadata is preserved when message history is compacted. Additional hardening covers transient empty reads and in-memory thread state.

Performance and embedded browser

The app panel was rebuilding the embedded browser on every layout change, which kept the native view active even when the app looked idle. A smarter update path now distinguishes show, navigate, reposition, hide, and no-op cases, normalizes positioning before comparing, and ignores duplicate layout events. Idle CPU drops from around 112% to roughly 4%. Embedded browser views also hide more precisely based on geometry so overlapping panels render correctly.

Email notifications for billing and invites

Billing events and workspace invites now go out as transactional emails. Subscription activation, cancellation, top-up success, and workspace invitations all have dedicated templates. Workspace invite emails are matched case-insensitively so duplicate detection and invite claiming work regardless of how the email was capitalized.

Polish & fixes

• Manage nav highlighting no longer activates the Workflows item for specialists whose names contain the word “workflow”.
• The chat composer no longer flips its submit button into a stop state while a specialist streams; cancellation stays on the specialist message card where it belongs.
• The app panel and chat workspace heading toolbar no longer overlap.
• A crash on quit is fixed.