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Fitxers d’instal·lació 3.23.0
| Arquitectura | Tipus | Àmbit | Mida del fitxer | Baixa | SHA256 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 64 bits | EXE | Usuari actual | — | github.com | VirusTotal |
L’enllaç i l’SHA256 provenen del manifest comunitari del Gestor de paquets del Windows. Convé comparar el hash del fitxer baixat abans d’executar-lo.
Notes de la versió
Changed
- Settings categories reorganized so General isn't a catch-all. The old General tab mixed language, terminal behavior, A2A, agent toolbar, MCP, updates, tutorial, and reset all in one place. Now: General keeps just language/updates/tutorial/reset; a new Terminal tab holds shell, startup directory, split cwd, IME guard, hidden-pane retention, and scrollback; a new Agents tab groups the orchestrator model/auto-wake, A2A execution, the agent toolbar, and MCP together (the orchestrator settings moved out of Claude integration, which now focuses on the plugin, usage meter, and accounts). First-run setup folded into About.
- Settings opens full-bleed instead of a small floating dialog. The Settings panel now fills the whole area under the titlebar — no dim scrim, no rounded floating card — so it reads as an app screen rather than a modal stacked on top of your terminals. Content stays centered at a readable width so full-width doesn't stretch every toggle description across the screen.
Added
- Manage multiple AI subscription accounts as first-class, and bind one per workspace. If you keep more than one Claude (or Codex) subscription — a work seat and a personal Max, say — you no longer hand-edit CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR into a profile. Settings → Claude Integration → Accounts lets you add named accounts through a guided flow: it provisions an isolated config directory (your MCP servers, skills, and plugins are shared from your default account so you don't reinstall anything; only the login stays separate), hands you a one-line command to log in there, and registers the account automatically once login lands — wmux never sees or stores your token. Then right-click any workspace → Claude account / Codex account to bind an account to it: new terminals in that workspace launch on that account (a manually set CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR in the workspace profile still wins). Binding applies to newly opened terminals; already-running ones keep the account they started with. Windows and Linux (macOS reads its credential from the keychain, which can't be partitioned per account).
- Give each agent a role, and the orchestrator routes work by it. Every agent in the Fleet roster (the orchestrator's Orchestrator tab) now has a small role dropdown — Builder, Reviewer, Tester, or Planner. Pick one and the orchestrator sees it in its workspace snapshot and prefers to send matching work to the matching pane (build work to a Builder, reviews to a Reviewer) instead of spawning a fresh pane for it. It is a preference, not a lock: an explicit instruction from you always wins, and the orchestrator falls back to any pane when none fits. Roles persist with the pane and are the operator's to set — the orchestrator reads them but never changes them. A role only matters on a pane that is actually running an agent; setting one on a plain shell is harmless and simply inert until an agent runs there.
What's Changed
- feat(orchestrator): operator-assigned pane roles the brain reads by @openwong2kim in #442
- Multi-account management for AI subscriptions (M0/M1) by @openwong2kim in #443
- Settings: full-bleed panel + tab reorganization by @openwong2kim in #444
- chore(release): v3.23.0 by @openwong2kim in #445
Full Changelog: v3.22.0...v3.23.0
