Baixar wmux 4.7.0 per a Windows

### Added

• **Bots write their own skills, and you approve each one.** After you
correct a bot, or after one of its tasks failed and then succeeded, the
bot can write down the procedure as a skill (a `SKILL.md` with a name,
description and version, kept in its own folder). Each proposal shows up
as an approval card with the whole change as a diff (a proposal too large
to show in full is refused); Approve loads it, Deny archives it, and
nothing loads before you approve. wmux keeps its own record of each
approved version and loads a skill only while its files are still that
version; one that changed since approval is marked in the profile and
stays unloaded until the bot proposes it again. An approved skill is
listed in the bot's wakes, where it reads it on demand, and is copied into
the worktree of every Claude Code worker it starts, kept out of git
(research workers get none). The bot's profile lists its skills and where
each stands, with Archive; archiving a skill posts a note in the bot's
chat, and the bot's next wake tells it not to apply that skill. An update
to a skill never changes the approved version until you approve it.
(#2288, #2300)

• **The phone gets what it needs to word bot cards in your language.** A
wmux system card in a room, such as a task done, a gate result or a hop
between bots, now carries its stable code and values to the phone for every
code the contract publishes. The phone can show the card in its own language
and still falls back to the English title. Before, the phone only had the
English text. (#2297)

• **The phone's Bots list shows the work each conversation handed off.** Each
1:1 and group chat lists the threads it started as the same work cards the
desktop draws：who the work was handed to, its state, the request and the
newest message. (#2297)

• **The phone knows what an approval is for.** An approval card names the act
its request asks for, so the phone can mark the ones that are approved on
the desktop only. (#2297)

• **Pause a bot from its profile.** A Pause button now sits beside Stop in a
bot's profile. It parks the bot at once, with no confirm, and the profile
then shows "Paused by you" with Resume. Before, the only way to park a bot
from the Bots page was Stop, which also ends its workers. (#2304)

• **Mute notifications for a single pane.** The pane menu (⋮ or right-click
on the pane header) now has Mute notifications. A muted pane stops popping
toasts, playing sounds, ringing, flashing the taskbar and sending OS
notifications. Its notifications are still recorded, and the sidebar still
shows its state. The mute is saved with the pane, so it survives a restart,
and a small bell-off icon in the pane header shows it is on. Before, you
could only mute a whole workspace or a whole notification category. (#2334)

• **Panes say when the daemon connection drops.** If the background daemon
goes away while wmux is running, every terminal pane that was attached to it
now shows a notice at once — reconnecting, then reconnected (which clears on
its own), or a lasting notice if wmux gives up, with what to do next. If you
typed or pasted into a pane while it was cut off, the pane says that input may
not have reached the shell, so you can check before typing it again. Before,
panes froze silently and that input disappeared without a trace.

• **Continue a Claude conversation on another account.** A pane running Claude
Code now offers "Continue on another account" in its pane menu. When the pane
hits a usage limit, its limit chip offers "Continue on…" with the same list.
Pick a registered Claude account and wmux stops Claude in that pane, copies
the conversation to the account and resumes the same conversation there, in
the same pane. The original transcript stays where it was. Before, an
account choice applied only to new terminals, so moving a conversation meant
quitting Claude and resuming it by hand. (#2336)

• **Account groups keep work and personal accounts apart.** In Settings ›
Accounts each Claude or Codex account can be put in a group (for example
Work or Personal). "Switch accounts by quota" now only moves a workspace's
panes, Command Deck and background (A2A) launches to another account in
the same group as the account the workspace is bound to; when every
account in that group is out of quota the launch waits, as it did when
every account was out, instead of moving to another group. Before, it could
pick any registered account of that vendor. Accounts without a group form
one pool, so nothing changes until you create a group. Each account row
has a menu to move it to a group, and moving an account a workspace is
bound to says first which workspaces switch to another pool. The
workspace and pane account menus list the bound account's group first and
the other groups below; picking one by hand still works. (#2347)

• **`npm run changelog:check` checks the changelog.d fragments.** It reports
what a release fold would get wrong as errors：an empty fragment, a section
Keep a Changelog does not have, a `##`, `####` or malformed heading, text
the fold drops, an empty section, a duplicated entry, or "see below" with
nothing below it once folded. The README's style rules and PR numbers
missing from local git history are warnings. The release fold
(`scripts/collect-changelog.mjs`) now refuses to fold fragments with
errors. Before, such mistakes surfaced only in the published release
notes. (#2348)

• **Markdown files render in the editor's View mode.** A `.md` file opened in the editor showed its raw `#`, `**` and backticks; View now draws headings, lists, tables, code blocks and links, and Edit still shows the source. A document too long to draw whole is shown as raw text instead of being cut short. (#2364)

• **Send photos to your bots.** A message in a Bots conversation can now
carry up to four PNG or JPEG photos：from the picture button in the
composer, a paste, or a drop on the page on the desktop, and from the phone
app. The bot sees the photos themselves in the turn that answers the
message; before, only text reached a bot, and a file path in the text was
useless to it because a bot has no file tools. The owner's message shows
the photos as thumbnails; a click opens one full size. wmux keeps each
photo, as one copy at most 1568 px on its long edge, as long as the room
keeps the message (90 days), instead of the phone upload's 24 hours. The
phone contract gains `attachments` on `POST /api/rooms/:workspaceId/messages`
and on owner cards, `GET /api/rooms/:workspaceId/attachments/:id`, and the
`/api/config` keys `botAttachments` and `roomAttachments`. (#2378)

• **A bot's profile shows its account's usage limits and what its turns
cost.** The Today block now leads with the Claude account the bot's brain
runs on and that account's 5-hour and weekly usage, with the reset times,
read from the usage readings wmux already holds (no extra requests). Below
the limits, the cost the engine reports for the bot's turns is added up for
today and in all, labelled as an API-equivalent estimate：a subscription is
not charged it. Before, the block showed only the bot's own activity, and the
cost reached the logs only. (#2381)

• **Comment on a diff line, and hand a workspace review to the agent.**
A diff's line numbers are now buttons：click one to comment on that line,
Shift-click another to cover a range. On a task diff the comment is posted
to the mission channel with its line and shown under it; before, a comment
could only name the whole hunk. The workspace diff, which could not be
commented on at all, collects comments into a review and types the whole
review into the input of the agent beside it in one click, unsent, or
copies it when no agent runs there. (#2382)

• **The browser element hand-off shows the agent how the element looks.**
Picking an element and handing it to the agent used to send its selector,
tag and the start of its text. It now also sends a short list of the
element's computed styles (layout, size, spacing, colours, font, border)
and the path of a screenshot of the element, so Claude Code or Codex can
open the image. Private tabs are never captured. (#2383)

• **Rewind a Claude Code turn from the pane menu.** A terminal pane running
Claude Code now has "Rewind…" in its actions menu (⋮, or right-click on the
pane header). It opens Claude's own Rewind picker, where you choose the turn
to go back to and whether to restore the code, the conversation or both.
Before, the only way in was knowing Claude's double-Escape gesture. wmux
sends it only while Claude is idle with an empty input, and otherwise tells
you why it can't (still working, text in the input, a prompt on screen).

• **Answer Claude's plan from Fleet.** When a pane is waiting on Claude's plan approval, Fleet's approvals tab shows a Plan card with the whole plan and the dialog's own choices — approve it, or tell Claude what to change — answered with the same safety checks a paired phone uses. Before, the plan could only be answered in the pane or from a phone. A plan wmux cannot tie to its call shows the card without buttons and points at the pane. (#2386)

• **A hint when scrolling a fullscreen app clears your selection.** In an
app that runs fullscreen and uses the mouse, such as Codex, the wheel
scrolls the app's own transcript, and that clears the terminal selection
(the text under it is redrawn). The first time this happens in a pane, wmux
now says so, and that Shift+drag (Option+drag on macOS) selects what is on
screen. The wheel still goes to the app. Claude Code, which keeps its own
selection while it scrolls, is left out. (#2402)

• **GitLab merge requests show their CI status.** In the Git page, each merge request in a GitLab repo now has the same green, red or grey dot as a GitHu