Autohand Squad: baixar versions anteriors

Stable release. Recommended for everyone.
Source: 8d245c06cf7d
What's new
Added
- First-run setup accepts one or more repositories and suggests teammates based on their languages and frameworks. Review and create specialists when you need them.
- Five new skins: Paper, Slate, Grove, Blueprint and Ember, with their own typography, spacing, corners and member portraits. Every skin works in light and dark mode and follows System mode.
Fixed
- New installations start with just a Chief of Staff using Autohand Code and one #general channel. Demo teammates and channels are no longer added, setup cannot skip repository selection, and retries or reopening a window keep the same coordinator. Existing squads and preferences are preserved.
- Desktop builds copy runtime code and explicit product catalogs instead of entire working folders, keeping local state and credentials out of those packaged source trees.
- Later messages from another window now join the same queue instead of starting ahead of saved follow-ups and keeping them waiting. Works across Autohand, Codex, Claude Code and ACP engines; Send now still interrupts explicitly, and queued work keeps its selected effort and access.
- Grut now honours Light mode, and Soft supports Dark mode. Theme presets appear only with the Autohand skin; your chosen presets stay saved when you try another skin. Quick Chat and information windows inherit the same appearance. Grut's blob avatars show their eyes and fill their portrait space.
- Installing an update no longer waits for the team to go idle. Install stops running chats and runs, pauses goals so you can resume them, and keeps queued work for after the restart. Squad still refuses a second install while one is running, and never stops work for an installer that fails verification.
- Cancel a pending sign-in without waiting for the code to expire, or start over with a new code. Copy the device code as well as the link. Closing or reopening the sign-in screen clears pending authorization, and browser-opening failures show how to continue.

Stable release. Recommended for everyone.
Source: 8771069d827d
What's new
Added
- New channels ask their goal, prepare specialists for that objective, connect the team and start its work. Interrupted preparation can resume without recreating ready members.
- Reply to a message in an independent thread. Threads keep their history across reopening Squad, can work in parallel for the same member, and have a Stop control for that thread.
- Members can teach the team through Squad's MCP: save a shared lesson, send it to teammates on their own engines, and collect their answers with delivery receipts.
Fixed
- Signing in no longer gets stuck. "Open the sign-in page" now opens your browser. Copy link lets you paste the link into a different browser profile, and Start over gets a new code without waiting for the old one to expire. Reopening Squad during sign-in shows the link and code again.
- Quick Chat follows the main app's current skin and theme as they change, without reloading the conversation or losing an unsent draft.
- Asking a member for a reminder or repeating job saves an active Automation without asking you to confirm twice. Two-minute reminders keep their requested interval; explicit review permissions and editor drafts still wait for review.
- Execution and each member's Automations show the same saved schedules. Editing, pausing and deleting them persist across reopening Squad; old browser schedules import once.
- Member work defaults to automatic execution on Autohand, Codex and Claude Code, including work started without an open chat. Explicit saved restrictions still apply.
- Your signed-in photo appears in the account footer and menu as well as messages; initials remain the fallback when a photo is unavailable.
- Reopening Squad no longer mistakes its healthy background analytics service for another app using its port. Startup and supervision use lightweight health checks, reuse the current workspace's healthy services, and recover verified stale analytics processes. Background services can choose free ports; the desktop keeps its saved address so chats and members stay visible.