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Notas de la versión
August 21st 2026 Release
New Features
- Desktop notifications carry their own icon, so a finished agent, a question, an approval request, and a teammate's message are distinguishable at a glance.
- Expand the active tab to fill the window from View > Toggle Expanded Tab or with Shift+Escape, in any view mode.
- The tracker sidebar collapses and reopens like every other mode's — the Tracker icon, Cmd+T, or the title-bar control.
- Trackers hide closed work by default, with an Open / All / Closed switch on every view, Won't Do and Duplicate statuses, and Owner and Due Date across the All view.
- Tracker items that have not been shared yet get a number of their own, like PROJ.12, so you can refer to one before it is published.
- Spreadsheets gain date-time, time, checkbox, link, and tracker columns, cell styling, accounting and scientific number formats, and date arithmetic in formulas.
- Shared spreadsheets, mockups, and Excalidraw diagrams open and edit in the web console, with live presence between the desktop app and the browser.
- Ask a teammate for structured feedback: your agent drafts the question, it lands in their inbox with the artifacts it is about, and anyone can answer in a browser.
- A file link that names a line opens the file scrolled to that line instead of the top.
- Entities and relationships a teammate has selected in a shared data model show their name and color.
Improvements
- Fewer and now-adjustable database backups, reduced storage retention of command output, and an option to discard old tool output.
- Improved performance of personal mobile document sync.
- Codex no longer offers slash commands it cannot run, and Compact is hidden for agents that cannot compact.
- Mockup project files can no longer be shared to a team, since their screens do not yet sync between people.
Fixed
Interface
- An unresponsive renderer no longer wedges the main process behind a dialog you cannot see. (#807, contributed by @co-cy)
- A full-screen window has a visible way out again: an exit button in the title bar, and on macOS the window buttons reappear at the top of the screen.
- Selecting text in the transcript no longer breaks as new content streams in, and long transcripts no longer slow down matching tool calls against unbounded history. (#1217, #1144, contributed by @forcewalkerneo and @Yogitmeister)
- An active session content search is no longer replaced by title-only results. (#1136, contributed by @Yogitmeister)
- Relative times in the session list keep updating on idle sessions. (#1200, contributed by @forcewalkerneo)
- The spellchecker follows your OS locale, with a setting to override it. (#1256, contributed by @forcewalkerneo)
- Text in the git Output tab is selectable.
Agents
- Questions, plan approvals, and commit proposals remain answerable after the agent moves on, and typed input in an agent prompt widget no longer disappears when the prompt changes underneath it. (#1218, contributed by @forcewalkerneo)
- A Claude Code CLI session no longer hangs when the CLI asks you to confirm a model switch, and a session leaves Thinking when a turn ends with a shell task still running. (#1246, contributed by @hajee)
- A resumed CLI session no longer replays a synthesized user message, and the CLI's prompt-suggestion fork is no longer read as session activity. (#1272, contributed by @tlee-nymbl)
- The effort level you select applies to Claude Code CLI sessions instead of being ignored. (#996, contributed by @Derazien)
- MCP servers configured for a specific project in Claude Code load on Windows instead of being silently ignored. (#1317, contributed by @Derazien)
- Codex file edits show a red/green diff again, Codex sessions show context usage, Compact works, and your skills reach Codex.
- A Codex session that cannot resume says so instead of starting over with an empty history while still showing the old conversation, and a Codex tool server that fails to start shows as failed instead of the agent quietly losing its tools.
- Starting an agent after moving, renaming, or deleting the project folder names the missing folder instead of reporting a broken agent binary.
- Opening an extension panel while an agent session is running no longer takes the whole window down.
- Completed background sessions remain unread until you view them.
Your data
- A momentary database startup failure no longer empties your sessions and history: Nimbalyst retries before setting the database aside, and never sets an existing database aside without confirmation.
- When the database will not start, Nimbalyst now lists the backups it holds and can reveal them, instead of telling you to delete your database folder.
- Unsafe storage migrations stop before copying lost data, and a new install stays on the faster storage engine instead of being switched back after its first launch.
- Interrupted saves no longer empty files, while explicit saves can still clear them.
Collaboration
- A shared document that can no longer display collaborators' changes now says so, instead of continuing to report itself as synced.
- Collaborators in a shared spreadsheet, diagram, or mockup come back after a network blip instead of the list emptying and staying empty, and avatars no longer flicker on every character you type.
- Opening a shared document whose editor you do not have names the extension you need and offers to install it. Shared mockup files now have a source pane, so their content can be edited collaboratively.
- The results column in a shared calc sheet no longer goes blank until you type again.
- Team messages, mentions, and notifications arrive when the app finishes starting before you are signed in, and the organization inbox is no longer empty in that case.
- Typing @ in a document comment finds people again when the team list arrives late, and now matches on either a person's name or their email address.
- Push notifications reach the phone you walked away from, and a session blocked on your answer or one that errored reaches you at your computer too.
- A project that belongs to no organization now offers to add it to one you pick, or to a new one, instead of suggesting a single organization at random.
- Feedback requests validate attached artifacts before publishing and keep artifact links in their originating team project.
- The inbox's organization filter no longer opens onto an empty menu when there is nothing to narrow by.
Trackers
- Trackers load after organization initialization and reliably show or allocate local item numbers; an item shows its number as soon as it is created, instead of staying blank until the list is refreshed.
- A milestone or release reports the progress it really has: type-specific closing statuses count, abandoned items no longer hold it below 100%, in-review is not done.
- Closing an item from a commit message sets a status that item's type actually offers.
- Milestones, goals, and collections read as their own name in lanes, headers, chips, and columns instead of a raw id or a stale name.
- Date, link, and people chips carry their field name, so an item with two dates or several links no longer needs a hover to tell them apart.
- Picking a grouping or ordering in the tracker's Display Settings works instead of closing the panel without changing anything.
- Tracker items keep their owner in a shared workspace.
Spreadsheets
- Cutting spreadsheet cells can be undone, and undoing a deleted range restores those cells instead of overwriting the first one.
- A spreadsheet edit that fails to save stays marked unsaved instead of looking saved while the file on disk was unchanged.