Changelog: Agents At Work

July 5, 2026

Session reliability fixes across Claude, Gemini, and Ollama

Fixed a bug where a new Ollama session's conversation window wouldn't update live until you closed and reopened it.
The session window now shows whether that session is actually running, with a one-tap restart if it's stopped — instead of looking active when it wasn't.
Fixed a bug where Claude could occasionally show an unrelated usage notice instead of its actual reply.
Fixed a bug where sending a message from the Mac's session window could unexpectedly switch the session into mobile mode.
Fixed a bug where Gemini's replies could take up to a couple of minutes to reach your phone or the session window.

July 5, 2026

Fixed a bug where an Ollama session could fail to start entirely due to a missing file in the app bundle.
Fixed a bug where a running Ollama session wouldn't show up in the Mac app's session list, even though it was reachable from your phone.
Fixed a bug where restarting an Ollama session could clear the conversation shown in the session window until it was reopened.

July 4, 2026

Fixed a bug where the Mac app could get stuck showing a plain yellow window at launch instead of the menu bar icon, with no way to sign in.
Fixed a bug where a fresh install could fail to start a session with a missing-dependency error.

June 29, 2026

Ollama is now a first-class agent in Agents At Work. Install Ollama on your Mac, pick a model, and control it from your iPhone or Android phone exactly like you would Claude, Codex, Gemini, or Grok, with live feed, push notifications, and one-tap replies.
Nothing leaves your desk. Your prompts go phone → your Mac → your local model → back to your phone. No third-party API, no per-query cost, no data sent to anyone's cloud. Ideal for private documents, sensitive projects, or anyone who just wants to keep things local.
Two modes depending on the model. Any Ollama model works in Chat mode for conversation. Models that support tool use (qwen2.5, qwen2.5-coder, qwen3) unlock Agentic mode; the model can read and write files, run shell commands, and complete multi-step tasks on your Mac while you're away from it.
Always asks before acting. In Agentic mode, the model pauses and asks your approval before running any destructive command, such as deleting a file, overwriting one, or running a shell script. You get the prompt on your phone as a tap-to-approve card, or inline in the session window on Mac. You can approve once or for the whole session.
Works while your Mac is asleep. As long as your Mac is plugged in and connected to the network, Ollama keeps responding to prompts from your phone even with the lid closed.
Start from your phone. If your Ollama session is stopped, you can restart it directly from the mobile app, no need to go back to the Mac.

June 26, 2026

A new window in the macOS app shows the live conversation with any active agent session, so you can follow what your agent is doing without keeping a terminal in view.
You can send prompts to your agent directly from the window using the text bar at the bottom (⌘↩ to send), without switching to the terminal.
The window includes a search bar to filter the conversation by keyword, and a clear button to wipe the display without affecting the session log on disk.
Session feed windows now appear in ⌘Tab while open and support ⌘` for cycling between multiple open sessions.

June 21, 2026

Typing /clear in the Claude Code terminal now deletes that conversation's history from our servers, not just your phone's screen — previously it stuck around in the cloud even though Claude had already forgotten it.
Sending /restart from your phone now clears it the same way, so the new session starts with a genuinely clean slate instead of stale history sitting in the cloud.

June 21, 2026

Claude Code's plan-approval confirmation (the multi-option "Would you like to proceed?" menu) now reliably reaches your phone — previously it could fail to show up on mobile entirely.
Claude Code's interactive question prompts now show up on your phone as tappable question cards too, not just the standard approve/deny prompts.
Fixed Codex hooks silently breaking after a recent Codex update deprecated a config flag the bridge relied on.
Fixed a spurious "usage updated" notification appearing on your phone every time a session restarted on the Mac, even with no real usage change.

June 20, 2026

The iPhone and Android apps are now publicly available, no more invite or beta enrollment needed. Download on the App Store or Google Play.
The macOS companion app remains a direct download, no app store required.

June 12, 2026

Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI are now joined by a fourth agent: Grok (xAI).
Grok sessions show up in the mobile app with their own color-coded badge, the same push notifications and one-tap approvals as the other three agents.

May 30, 2026

Conversation content, prompts, responses, tool-call summaries, and project paths are now encrypted with AES-256-GCM before they ever leave your Mac.
The encryption key is exchanged automatically during the QR scan that links your phone, no extra setup step.
Available on both iOS and Android.