Changelog

The latest improvements to your home for coding agents.

1.0.2

  • Open onestation and see your Inbox in about a second, without a blank window.
  • Pair your phone and add Linux servers right from the Mac, with clear limits: 20 servers and 10 phones per Mac.
  • Answer agents on your Linux servers from your Mac, and see servers that go offline instead of losing them.
  • Agents in tmux show up reliably however you open onestation, and on Linux servers with recent tmux.
  • Voice never answers a permission prompt for you; spoken messages wait 2 seconds so you can undo.
  • Type your own answer to any question that offers it; approval prompts always need an explicit choice.
  • Kill, interrupt and revoke confirmations work everywhere, and interrupting never quits an agent's session.
  • Open an agent from the Inbox straight into its herdr pane or terminal, and start new agents in your own herdr session.
  • Finished work keeps its recap in the Inbox, with readable agent names, titles and ages.
  • Notifications clear when you answer, open the right agent, respect Do Not Disturb, and pausing survives a restart.
  • Upgrading from a subscription to Lifetime keeps you activated, and new license links can replace the current license.
  • Clearer onboarding, permissions, shortcut and license screens, plus a Replay tour button in Settings.

1.0.1

  • Start with a 3-day free trial.
  • Type your own reply to any question and message any agent at any time, with 2 seconds to undo.
  • Connect Pi coding agent sessions to your inbox.
  • See agent names plainly alongside their machine.
  • Recognize agents and machines with distinct icons.
  • Click inbox actions reliably while live updates arrive.
  • Discover agent activity faster while idle.
  • Launch for the first time offline with a stapled notarization ticket.

1.0.0

  • Keep questions and agent status together in the Inbox and Mac toolbar pill.
  • Send requests to the right agent with Router, and respond from your phone.
  • Connect your other Macs and Linux servers as nodes; agents in tmux are fully controllable.
  • Detect Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini, Aider, Amp and Grok sessions.
  • Undo supported actions and track replies with delivery receipts.
  • Make onestation yours with themes.
  • Stay current with signed automatic updates for Apple silicon and Intel Macs.
  • Start with a three-day trial, then activate a license for up to two Macs.
  • Keep agent state on your machines; phone and node connections use your own network or tailnet.