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  1. Lume 0.16.1

    Latest

    What's Changed

    Full Changelog: https://github.com/Lume-agents/Lume/compare/v0.16.0...v0.16.1

    GitHub ↗

  2. Lume 0.16.0

    Esta versão refaz a central de revisão, passa a avisar quando o uso das contas dos agentes está acabando, traz o modo Fast para o Claude Code e leva o board de workflow a mostrar o que cada agente está fazendo.

    Novidades

    • Central de revisão refeita: cabeçalho e resumo mais compactos, progresso por arquivo (marcar como revisado, j/k para navegar, v para marcar e avançar), diff com cores de sintaxe, destaque das palavras alteradas e trechos sem mudança recolhidos. Dá para comentar linhas do diff e enviar os comentários ao agente, com arquivo, linha e trecho, junto do pedido de correção.
    • Revisão ligada ao workflow e ao git: ao aprovar um resultado cujo handoff aguarda aprovação, "Aprovar e avançar" libera o handoff. Uma visão "Git · mudanças pendentes" mostra o diff real do repositório quando o agente não informa as linhas. Ao abrir a central, só o chat de origem fica ao lado dela, e há um botão para usar a janela inteira.
    • Diff das edições do Claude Code: as edições feitas pelo Claude Code agora geram um diff com linhas, em vez de listar só os nomes dos arquivos.
    • Alertas de uso: o Lume consulta os limites do Codex e do Claude Code em segundo plano, sem precisar abrir o inspector, e avisa quando uma janela chega a 20% ou zera, com notificação do sistema, um som próprio e um banner novo logo abaixo do cabeçalho do chat, com barra, percentual e tempo até o reset.
    • Modo Fast no Claude Code: pode ser ligado por sessão nos modelos compatíveis (Opus 5.5, Opus 5 e Opus 4.8). O Codex passa a usar o tier priority.
    • Board de workflow: os cards mostram a atividade atual, o progresso do plano e quando precisam de atenção, balançam de leve enquanto trabalham e os canos têm fluxo de energia. Ao selecionar um card, a aba Atividade traz o trabalho recente, o plano e a última resposta. Os canos mostram o que viaja entre as etapas. Há transição suave entre o board e o chat, escolha de papel em um clique com ícones e remoção de cards arrastando-os para fora do canvas.
    • Ambientes das sessões: o Lume acompanha os ambientes de execução de cada sessão.
    • Aparência: novas fontes para o terminal e o Workspace e superfícies neutras (grafite e outras), com cor de tema e cor de destaque independentes.
    • Instalação: scripts de instalação para Linux, macOS e Windows a partir da release mais recente.
    • Antigravity: mostra cotas e limites do agy /usage agrupados por família de modelo, permite escolher o nível de --effort e descobre skills globais.
    • macOS: o overlay acompanha as Spaces e detecta tela cheia, e o launcher explica falhas de automação do Terminal.app.

    Melhorias e correções

    • O Workspace abre na hora com um estado de carregamento, e o botão do Orb mostra um spinner enquanto abre.
    • Os sons de aviso deixam de picotar: cada nota tem seu próprio envelope e os avisos tocam em fila.
    • A conversa do chat tem largura máxima, e o card de subagentes virou uma bolha pendurada no cabeçalho, do tamanho dos subagentes.
    • Terminais do Orb: o botão de papel e os menus de papéis seguem o tema do Lume. A tela de terminais ganhou novo visual no seletor de layouts e no modo Normal/Workflow.
    • A lista de tarefas do Claude (TaskCreate/TaskUpdate) aparece como o to-do e o indicador do item ativo ficou estável.
    • Ordem e tooltips dos medidores de uso do inspector.
    • No GNOME com escala de texto 1.12, o painel do Orb não corta mais o rodapé; foco e dimensionamento do Orb no Linux foram corrigidos.
    • Os testes de interface e o CI passam em Linux, macOS e Windows.
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  3. Lume 0.15.4

    Esta versão melhora o controle de sessões Antigravity, reduz o tempo para abrir os Ajustes do Workspace e corrige foco e dimensionamento do Orb.

    Novidades

    • Sessões Antigravity abertas pelo Lume agora permitem consultar e alterar modelo e modo de permissões pelo Workspace e pelo terminal. Alterações feitas durante um prompt são aplicadas após sua conclusão.

    Melhorias e correções

    • Os Ajustes do Workspace carregam o conteúdo e os dados de cada seção somente quando ela é expandida; descrições secundárias ficam em tooltips.
    • O Orb volta a dimensionar o painel após a animação de abertura e solicita foco ao abrir os campos de renomear e continuar no Ubuntu/Wayland.
    • A geração do AppImage verifica a permissão executável do launcher, e a publicação da release aguarda a validação dos instaladores e do fluxo mobile.
    • As permissões do plugin de abertura do Tauri foram reduzidas ao necessário para abrir URLs e caminhos.
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  4. Lume 0.15.3

    Esta versão amplia o controle de agentes no Workspace e melhora a leitura e o acompanhamento das conversas.

    Novidades

    • Controles de modelo e effort por sessão, com Fast/reset quando disponíveis, e comandos /model e /plan integrados ao chat.
    • Eventos de Git e GitHub na timeline, com resumo de commits, branches, remotos, sincronização, pull requests e detalhes expansíveis da operação.
    • Abertura e retomada de sessões com estados de carregamento mais claros e transições compartilhadas entre Orb e Workspace.
    • Resumo da central de revisão limitado ao prompt mais recente e melhor visualização dos portais de subagentes.

    Melhorias e correções

    • Timeline do chat preserva melhor a ordem nativa de mensagens, ferramentas e eventos; streaming e composer receberam ajustes.
    • Leitura de modelo Codex usa o estado da sessão ativa sem retomar a thread apenas para consultar configurações.
    • Inicializações simultâneas do Claude Code compartilham a mesma consulta por pasta, reduzindo trabalho duplicado ao abrir vários chats.
    • Ajustes de inicialização do Workspace e sobreposição dos portais de subagentes.
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  5. Lume 0.15.2

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  6. Lume 0.15.1

    Lume 0.15.1

    This release brings together the improvements made since 0.15.0, with a focus on Workspace startup, session ownership, agent activity, and the floating Orb experience.

    Workspace stability

    • Reworked window startup to avoid blocking the Windows UI thread while opening the Workspace.
    • Added a real frontend-ready handshake: the Workspace becomes visible only after settings, sessions, and its initial render are ready.
    • Serialized simultaneous open requests and added startup deadlines, cancellation, and cleanup for failed loads.
    • A failed Workspace startup restores the Orb and previously visible terminal windows without terminating agent sessions, and displays a visible error.
    • Moved session snapshots and paginated history reads off the native UI thread.
    • Improved Svelte style recovery after WebView reloads.

    Chat, activity & navigation

    • Refined streaming, automatic scroll following, and large-message presentation.
    • Improved grouped activity and file trees, inline file references, Markdown, and theme-aware file icons.
    • Expanded subagent visibility, timeline presentation, sidebar grouping, and status handling.
    • Refined prompt navigation, bookmarks for plans, tasks and goals, and per-prompt work information.
    • Improved custom tooltips, system banners, full error details, and agent alert presentation.
    • Polished compact sidebar behavior, layout interactions, chat controls, and model/effort presentation.
    • Synchronized the shared Markdown renderer used by desktop and mobile builds.

    Inspector & review

    • Added session inspection to Orb mode, with a compact layout suited to floating windows.
    • Refined usage gauges, token history, access information, subagent visibility, and changed-file summaries.
    • Improved Review Center navigation and diff handling.
    • Kept expanded diagnostics in the Workspace while reducing visual clutter in the Orb Inspector.

    Agent runtime & integrations

    • Hardened Codex session ownership, Take Control recovery, process lifecycle, and runtime event handling.
    • Improved capture of planning and task tools, permission-related events, agent warnings, and session metadata.
    • Refined provider-specific monitoring and clarified which actions each source actually supports.
    • Updated Antigravity CLI integration and migration away from legacy shared hooks; unrelated hooks, tools, and MCP configuration are preserved.
    • Legacy Gemini CLI remains monitoring-only, without installing hooks into its shared settings.
    • Refined Chromium Companion and VS Code integration behavior.

    Orb, displays & Linux

    • Added edge docking and a responsive Orb contour when approaching screen edges and corners.
    • Preserved docking and monitor-relative positioning when expanding or collapsing the panel.
    • Corrected positioning on secondary monitors and adjusted the native compact-window input mask.
    • Preserved the default WebKit renderer on COSMIC to address transparent-window rendering and dock/undock issues; explicit renderer overrides are still respected.

    Experimental Lume Node foundation

    • Added an opt-in, headless Node with persistent Ed25519 identity, TLS, LAN discovery, short-lived pairing, signed read-only health requests, and client revocation.
    • Pairing is single-use and scoped; discovery is not treated as trusted identity.
    • This is a development foundation, not remote AI execution: prompts, files, model runtimes, and remote commands are not exposed. Internet Relay support is not included in this release.

    Documentation & landing page

    • Updated provider support, ownership boundaries, hook migration, privacy, and development documentation.
    • Added Node protocol, security, and distributed-execution guides, plus updated Workspace and integration roadmaps.
    • Refined the landing page and recorded the Orb design baseline for future UI work.

    Important compatibility notes

    • Antigravity CLI: enabling its Lume integration installs a CLI-only wildcard PreToolUse hook that automatically allows tool calls, including if Lume is unavailable. Disable or remove that hook to restore native tool approvals. Legacy Lume hooks remain disconnected until explicitly re-enabled. Restart existing Antigravity/Gemini sessions or VS Code after hook migration. See the supported sources and hook details.
    • Direct agent control is provider-specific. Monitoring support does not imply that every provider supports prompts, approvals, queue, steer, or full transcript access through Lume.
    • Real Windows GUI and provider smoke tests remain a separate validation step; automated builds and tests do not replace those checks.
    • Windows CI validation remains open: installer packaging succeeded, but the automated Rust test executable failed to start with 0xc0000139 / STATUS_ENTRYPOINT_NOT_FOUND before any tests ran. A fresh-runner retry reproduced the failure; the cause is not yet confirmed, and successful packaging is not proof of Windows runtime behavior. See the CI run.

    Validation & downloads

    • Frontend type checks, regression tests, production build, VS Code companion packaging, and mobile asset checks.
    • Local Linux Rust validation: 434 tests passed, with one ignored test; the Linux CI also passed.
    • Desktop installers: Linux DEB / AppImage / RPM and Windows NSIS; Android: Lume-Mobile.apk.
    • Desktop updater signatures and latest.json, plus the Android mobile-latest.json manifest, are included with the release assets.

    Full changelog: v0.15.0 → v0.15.1

    GitHub ↗

  7. Lume 0.15.0

    This release introduces the first complete preview of Lume Workspace, a larger multi-agent environment that complements the compact Orb experience. It also strengthens session ownership so supported Codex conversations can run under Lume without requiring a visible native terminal.

    Highlights

    Multi-agent Workspace

    • New resizable Workspace window with multiple session panes.
    • Open and organize active agents in one workbench while keeping the Orb available as the compact mode.
    • Responsive sidebar with agent trees, internal services and subagent visibility.
    • Inspector and Review Center for changed files, unified or side-by-side diffs, checks and review notes.
    • Conversation history pagination keeps older messages available without rendering the entire thread at once.
    • Session actions include rename, terminate, take control and fork from a completed turn where supported.

    Managed Codex sessions

    • New and resumed Codex sessions can run through the App Server without opening a native terminal.
    • Safer ownership transfer from an external Codex CLI to Lume.
    • Stable session identity is preserved across discovery, takeover and managed execution.
    • Lume-managed sessions expose termination, model, reasoning effort and Fast mode controls.
    • External and Lume-controlled sessions are identified separately without creating duplicate user sessions.
    • Queue, interruption and late-disconnection handling were hardened to avoid duplicate or incorrectly completed turns.

    Conversations and activity

    • Streamed agent responses in Workspace.
    • Consecutive commands and related activities are grouped into compact, expandable traces.
    • Dedicated icons and presentation for commands, file edits, validation, tools and subagents.
    • Improved attachment cards, image previews and explicit downloadable-result detection.
    • Thread avatars provide stable visual identity across restored sessions.
    • System feedback now uses reusable, stackable banners instead of scattered status text.

    Appearance and interaction

    • Startup choice between Orb and Workspace, with a saved default preference.
    • Theme presets, custom accent controls and Workspace background customization.
    • Shared theme tokens across Workspace, Orb, terminals, menus, tooltips and attachment surfaces.
    • Custom tooltips, dropdown motion and responsive compact actions.
    • Thinking indicators powered by the shared orb engine.

    Mobile and shared state

    • Mobile distinguishes external sessions from sessions managed by Lume.
    • Managed desktop sessions use the normalized Lume source label.
    • Internal services remain separate from user agents in shared snapshots.

    Documentation

    • Added the Workspace, GitHub and Jira integration roadmap.
    • Added the session-ownership roadmap.
    • Added the future distributed-execution roadmap for Lume Node, peer-to-peer connectivity and encrypted Relay fallback.

    > Lume Node, Relay, Jira and GitHub automation are documented future work and are not included as active integrations in this release.

    Downloads

    • Windows: Lume_0.15.0_x64-setup.exe
    • Ubuntu / Debian: Lume_0.15.0_amd64.deb
    • Fedora / RPM distributions: Lume-0.15.0-1.x86_64.rpm
    • Portable Linux: Lume_0.15.0_amd64.AppImage
    • Android: Lume-Mobile.apk

    Desktop and Android update manifests are included for existing installations.

    Validation

    • Svelte diagnostics: 0 errors, 0 warnings.
    • Frontend and protocol test suites passed.
    • Rust: 323 tests passed.
    • Production frontend and VS Code Companion builds passed.
    • GitHub Actions installers passed for Linux, Windows and signed Android.

    Full comparison: https://github.com/tulerws/Lume/compare/v0.14.5...v0.15.0

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  8. Lume 0.14.5

    Lume 0.14.5

    This patch brings external CLI takeover to Lume Mobile and fixes Android notification branding.

    Mobile Take Control

    • External Codex and Claude Code CLI sessions can now receive prompts from Lume Mobile.
    • Sending from an external session opens a clear confirmation before Lume closes the original CLI.
    • The same thread is reopened in a Lume-managed terminal and the pending prompt and attachments are submitted only after takeover succeeds.
    • Active external tasks clearly warn that takeover will stop the current CLI process.
    • Takeover remains protected by the paired device's prompt permission.

    Android notifications

    • Added a dedicated monochrome Lume mascot icon for Android status-bar notifications.
    • Applied the icon consistently to agent alerts, background monitoring, update notifications and Capacitor local notifications.
    • Added the Lume green notification accent where supported by Android.

    Validation

    • Frontend checks and production build passed.
    • 307 Rust tests passed.
    • Android debug build passed with the synchronized mobile application.

    Downloads

    • Windows: NSIS installer
    • Linux: DEB, RPM and AppImage
    • Android: signed APK

    Desktop and mobile automatic-update manifests are included.

    GitHub ↗

  9. Lume 0.14.4

    Lume 0.14.4

    This patch improves external Codex session detection and takeover reliability.

    Fixed

    • Take Control now preserves and submits the pending prompt only after the replacement Codex CLI is ready.
    • Duplicate aliases for the same Codex thread no longer trigger a second takeover or close the newly managed CLI.
    • Codex writer release waits longer before the replacement terminal starts, reducing transient resume failures.
    • Native VS Code chats no longer expose an unsafe Take Control action.
    • Windows detects Codex, Claude and Gemini executable wrappers before the first prompt.
    • Completion now takes priority over idle sessions in the Lume mascot, and completion sounds follow the native thread identity.
    • External sessions show an External badge in the Terminals list.

    Downloads

    • Windows: NSIS installer
    • Linux: DEB, RPM and AppImage
    • Android: signed APK

    Desktop and mobile automatic-update manifests are included.

    GitHub ↗

  10. Lume 0.14.3

    Lume 0.14.3

    This patch hardens Codex session takeover and resume.

    Fixed

    • Lume now marks a Codex session as controlled only after the App Server accepts the resumed thread and the WebSocket remains stable.
    • Failed takeovers no longer leave phantom sessions in the panel.
    • The local Codex proxy retries its App Server connection before giving up.
    • Manual resume waits for the correct thread to connect before publishing it as active.
    • Prompt delivery only uses fully initialized proxy connections.

    Downloads

    • Windows: NSIS installer
    • Linux: DEB, RPM and AppImage
    • Android: signed APK

    Desktop and mobile automatic-update manifests are included.

    GitHub ↗

  11. Lume 0.14.2

    Lume 0.14.2

    This patch focuses on reliable session recovery and a more consistent Windows experience.

    Fixed

    • Stabilized Take control by waiting for the previous Codex writer to release the thread before reopening it.
    • Added guarded retries when a resumed managed terminal exits during startup.
    • Fixed Codex resume on Windows when the CLI is installed as codex.cmd through npm.
    • Replaced native Windows scrollbars inside terminal views with the compact Lume scrollbar in light and dark themes.

    Downloads

    • Windows: NSIS installer
    • Linux: DEB, RPM and AppImage
    • Android: signed APK

    Desktop and mobile automatic-update manifests are included in the release assets.

    GitHub ↗

  12. Lume 0.14.1

    Lume 0.14.1

    Hotfix for the packaged desktop application.

    Fixed

    • Restored terminal windows in production builds. Opening a terminal from the 0.14.0 installers could render a 404 Not Found page because the embedded WebView used the generated HTML filename instead of the canonical Svelte route.
    • Applied the same route correction to the workflow connection window.

    Validation

    • Svelte check passed with 0 errors and 0 warnings.
    • Frontend test suites passed.
    • Production frontend build passed.
    • Focused Rust regression test for packaged WebView routes passed.

    Downloads

    Use the assets below for Windows, Linux, and Android. Existing Lume installations can also check for updates from the app.

    GitHub ↗

  13. Lume 0.14.0

    Lume 0.14.0

    This release expands Lume into a more capable local agent workspace, with durable workflows, safer session control, broader integrations, a lighter mobile companion, and the first standalone landing page.

    Workflows

    • Persistent workflow execution with recovery after restarting Lume.
    • Planner, Implementer, Reviewer, Tester, Researcher, and custom role contracts.
    • Manual and automatic handoffs, approval gates, pause/resume, retry, skip, cancel, and execution guardrails.
    • Sanitized Context Builder policies: Minimal, Standard, Detailed, and Custom.
    • Consolidated local run history with steps, results, changed files, checks, and lifecycle events.
    • Read-only mobile workflow monitoring by agent, role, progress, and status.

    Sessions and terminals

    • Explicit takeover flow for external Codex and Claude Code threads, without installing CLI gateway wrappers.
    • Cleanup for retired Lume CLI gateway files, restoring official CLI resolution.
    • Per-session model, reasoning effort, and Default/Plan controls for supported sessions.
    • Improved native session identity, titles, rate limits, duplicate suppression, and active-writer handling.
    • Notes, restored terminal routes, improved compact actions, responsive chat and event rendering, and bounded render caches for long sessions.
    • Performance improvements for large histories and terminal resizing.

    Integrations

    • Antigravity CLI monitoring and hook support.
    • DeepSeek Web monitoring and optional dsh launcher support.
    • Updated Chromium and VS Code companion detection and metadata.
    • Clear separation of controllable agents and monitoring-only sources.

    Mobile

    • New read-only workflow monitor.
    • Cleaner live event timeline and a larger running indicator.
    • Dismissible overlaid install prompt, without a persistent install card covering content.
    • Refined pairing, cache updates, and synchronized Android/iOS assets.

    Design and documentation

    • New standalone landing page and animated Lume mascot assets.
    • Improved light theme, agent and access badges, file icons, and workflow role visuals.
    • Updated README, product documentation, and privacy documentation.

    Validation

    • 301 Rust tests passed.
    • Svelte check passed with 0 errors and 0 warnings.
    • Desktop, landing page, and mobile asset builds passed.

    Downloads

    Use the assets below for Windows, Linux, and Android. Existing Lume installations can also check for updates from the app.

    GitHub ↗

  14. Lume 0.13.1

    This release focuses on making multi-agent workflows safer, recoverable, and easier to manage, while adding persistent session knowledge and several desktop reliability improvements.

    Workflow safety and recovery

    • Added global workflow guardrails for maximum transitions, retries, per-step timeouts, sensitive-context approval, and agent rate-limit reserve.
    • Persisted workflow runs locally so progress can be restored after restarting Lume.
    • Added recovery for missing agents, including session replacement without repeating completed steps or handoffs.
    • Improved pause, resume, retry, skip, cancellation, and automatic handoff state reconciliation.
    • Added a compact global workflow settings menu to the Terminals view.

    Context and session knowledge

    • Added a dedicated Notes tab for persistent planning documents and session notes.
    • Notes can be created, edited, pinned, removed, and reused as context in a future prompt.
    • Historical plans are preserved separately from the agent's current plan.
    • Strengthened Context Builder sanitization, activity deduplication, per-section limits, and the global context-size ceiling.

    Interface improvements

    • Added custom monochrome icons for Planner, Implementer, Reviewer, Tester, Researcher, and Custom workflow roles.
    • Added responsive, styled Markdown tables to desktop terminals and the mobile web interface.
    • Improved custom select positioning, floating menus, workflow configuration layering, and scroll rendering.
    • Kept session identity and activity headers focused on the Chat tab so Notes and other views remain clean.

    Reliability fixes

    • Fixed the workflow connection editor failing to open and leaving Lume unresponsive on Windows.
    • Connection windows now fail cleanly instead of remaining as invisible native windows.
    • Improved Codex resumed-thread registration and session reconnection behavior.
    • Added stricter filtering for internal activities, duplicate context entries, and unsafe file references.

    Validation

    • Frontend checks and production build passed with no Svelte errors or warnings.
    • Mobile asset and response-deduplication checks passed.
    • All 268 Rust library tests passed.
    • Formatting and diff integrity checks passed.
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  15. Lume 0.13.0

    Lume 0.13.0 turns the local agent monitor into a complete AI workflow hub. Agents can now be observed, controlled, connected and handed work to one another from the desktop or a paired mobile device.

    > [!IMPORTANT] > This is the latest stable release and replaces 0.12.12 in the automatic update channels.

    Highlights

    Visual agent workflows

    • Assign Planner, Implementer, Reviewer, Tester, Researcher or custom roles to connected terminals.
    • Connect docked agents visually and control the direction of each handoff.
    • Run workflows manually or automatically, with optional approval before continuing.
    • Pause, resume, retry, skip or cancel workflow steps.
    • Persist workflow execution and recover it after restarting Lume.
    • Display step progress and clear states for running, ready, approval, failure and completion.

    Safe Context Builder

    • Choose Minimal, Standard, Detailed or Custom context policies for each connection.
    • Preview the exact context package before sending it to another agent.
    • Share selected responses, changed files, checks, plans, activity and diffs.
    • Scope context to the relevant turn instead of forwarding the entire conversation.
    • Redact sensitive values, private files and unsafe path references.
    • Deduplicate files, validation results and noisy internal activity.

    A more capable terminal hub

    • Continuous chat presentation with grouped reasoning, tool activity and commands.
    • Changed-file summaries with language-specific file icons and line totals.
    • Downloadable response files and inline previews for agent-generated images.
    • Image attachment support from the desktop and mobile composer.
    • Queue the next Codex prompt or steer the active task without stopping it.
    • Interrupt prompts, terminate agents and answer interactive questions from Lume.
    • Slash-command discovery, Plan/Default controls, TODO and Goal status, and rate-limit indicators.
    • Improved large-chat performance, bounded historical payloads and responsive narrow layouts.

    Monitoring and session identity

    • Stronger Codex CLI and VS Code thread reconciliation.
    • Internal memory maintenance, subagents and editor host processes no longer appear as user sessions.
    • Improved recovery for resumed and newly created Codex threads.
    • More complete Claude Code lifecycle, permission, question, thinking and TODO event parsing.
    • ChatGPT web sessions are distinct from Codex; Claude web sessions are distinct from Claude Code.
    • Stale permissions are cleared when an agent has already continued automatically.
    • Explicit requests to renew an expired authorization are recognized as manual intervention in multiple languages.
    • Duplicate streamed and final responses are consolidated without deleting legitimate repeated turns.

    Mobile companion

    • Redesigned mobile chat with grouped activity, reasoning and changed files.
    • Local encrypted realtime connection with QR pairing and persistent desktop identity.
    • Prompt, approval, question, interruption and agent-control actions from the phone.
    • Photo attachments with previews and downloadable response artifacts.
    • Rate-limit, TODO and Goal visibility.
    • Improved Queue up and Steer now controls.
    • Android background monitoring, notifications and in-app update support.
    • PWA and native Android entry points remain fully local to the paired desktop.

    Desktop experience

    • New Normal/Workflow selector with animated topology and sliding state transition.
    • Higher-contrast light theme across the panel, terminals, activity groups and connection editor.
    • Smoother terminal resizing and better behavior with large conversations.
    • More reliable docking previews, grouped movement and connection-window sizing.
    • Refined window stacking, drag behavior and platform-specific handling for Windows, X11 and Wayland.

    Downloads

    The release workflow publishes:

    • Windows NSIS installer (.exe)
    • Debian/Ubuntu package (.deb)
    • Fedora package (.rpm)
    • Linux AppImage
    • Signed Android APK, when Android signing is available

    Install it from the Assets section below or use Check for updates in an existing Lume installation. Desktop and Android update manifests are published with the release.

    Quality and reliability

    • Expanded regression coverage for session identity, web capture, handoffs, workflow ordering, attachments, activity presentation, Markdown and response deduplication.
    • Test fixtures and project paths are sanitized and organized independently from build tooling.
    • Stable Android builds use a higher update sequence than the release candidates.

    Validation

    • Svelte validation: 0 errors
    • Frontend regression suites: passed
    • Rust: 263 tests passed
    • Mobile asset and response-deduplication checks: passed
    • VS Code companion packaging: passed
    • Android configuration and manifest processing: passed
    • Ubuntu and Windows CI: passed before tagging this release
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  16. Lume 0.12.12

    GitHub ↗

  17. Lume 0.12.11

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  18. Lume 0.12.10

    What changed

    • Attach arbitrary local files from the desktop terminal, including pasted Excel, HTML, PDF, document and archive files.
    • Keep image previews while showing other attachments as compact file chips in the composer and chat.
    • Send images through the native Codex image input and reference other files through safe local paths for Codex, Claude Code and Gemini.
    • Add loading and confirmation feedback when switching between Default and Plan modes.
    • Show concise filenames for project-local changes while preserving full external paths on hover.
    • Add an individual minimize action to floating terminals without collapsing the Lume panel.
    • Prevent terminal WebView creation from blocking the Lume interface on Windows.
    • Improve Linux and Windows terminal window lifecycle handling.

    Validation

    • Frontend production build completed successfully.
    • Svelte checks completed with no errors or warnings.
    • 197 Rust tests passed.

    Downloads

    • Windows: NSIS setup executable.
    • Ubuntu/Debian: DEB package.
    • Fedora/RHEL: RPM package.
    • Portable Linux: AppImage.
    • Android: signed Lume Mobile APK.
    GitHub ↗

  19. Lume 0.12.9

    What's new

    • Session cards now use the real Codex thread name and show the current project directory separately.
    • Renaming a Codex session in Lume now updates the same thread name used by Codex CLI.
    • Codex thread name changes are synchronized back to Lume through App Server events.
    • The resume menu now displays saved thread names instead of only project folders.
    • Resumed Codex and Claude sessions show the latest agent response for continuity.
    • The session launcher can use the available panel height without clipping long resume lists.
    • Update checks now refresh an already pending update, allowing Lume to install the newest release directly instead of stepping through intermediate versions.

    Downloads

    • Windows: NSIS installer
    • Linux: DEB, RPM, and AppImage
    • Android: signed Lume Mobile APK
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  20. Lume 0.12.8

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  21. Lume 0.12.7

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  22. Lume 0.12.6

    Patch notes

    Fixed

    • Match active Codex rollout threads to their real CLI processes, reducing duplicate sessions and incorrect process ownership.
    • Ignore empty Codex app-server hosts from the VS Code extension until a real chat emits activity.
    • Remove stale provisional VS Code sessions when their host no longer represents an active chat.
    • Allow terminal windows to enter and leave fullscreen without a Tauri ACL error.

    Improved

    • Result-card actions are now compact icons in the top-right corner, with accessible labels shown on hover or keyboard focus.
    • Refined light and dark theme states for the new result actions.

    Packages

    • Windows NSIS installer
    • Linux DEB, RPM and AppImage
    • Signed Android APK
    • Desktop and mobile update manifests
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  23. Lume 0.12.5

    What changed

    • Restore whiteboard terminal startup on Pop!_OS and native Wayland.
    • Use the native WebView load event as a safe fallback when a hidden WebView cannot signal frontend readiness.
    • Keep the frontend readiness handshake and load watchdog for reliable startup on Windows and Linux.

    Validation

    • 170 Rust tests passed.
    • Svelte diagnostics and production build passed.
    • Mobile asset and response deduplication checks passed.
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  24. Lume 0.12.4

    Lume 0.12.4

    This patch focuses on making Whiteboard terminals more reliable across Pop!_OS, Ubuntu GNOME, Fedora and Windows.

    Whiteboard terminals

    • Added an explicit frontend-ready handshake so terminal windows appear only after their UI is initialized.
    • Added a watchdog that closes terminal windows that fail to finish loading instead of leaving them stuck on “Opening…”.
    • Improved native drag behavior on Windows and XWayland, including live docking previews while dragging.
    • Added a short XWayland window-readiness retry to avoid drag failures immediately after opening a terminal.
    • Improved docked-group movement across monitors with scale-aware position and size updates.
    • Added fullscreen for docked terminal groups while preserving their relative layout and proportions.
    • Group fullscreen now respects the desktop work area instead of covering the GNOME top bar or dock.
    • Applied fullscreen visibility preferences to both the Lume panel and open terminal windows.
    • Improved Ubuntu/Fedora GNOME fullscreen detection when Lume runs through XWayland.
    • Added an explicit limited-backend diagnostic when GNOME Wayland is running without usable XWayland.
    • Increased the default terminal size, removed the previous maximum resize limit and kept compact responsive controls.

    Terminal experience

    • Expanded the slash-command palette with native Codex, Claude and Gemini commands.
    • Improved instant / palette opening, keyboard navigation and automatic scrolling to the selected command.
    • Added fullscreen controls and responsive header actions for narrow terminal windows.
    • Improved Plan/Default collaboration controls, queued prompt handling and terminal keyboard actions.

    Sessions and panel

    • Kept independent agent processes in the same directory as separate sessions instead of merging them incorrectly.
    • Improved reconciliation when a process ID changes or a provisional session is replaced.
    • Fixed the resume-session menu being clipped or unnecessarily increasing the panel height.

    Validation

    • Frontend type and regression checks passed.
    • Linux backend selection tests: 5 passed.
    • Whiteboard terminal and docking tests: 15 passed.

    Downloads

    • Windows NSIS installer
    • Debian/Ubuntu .deb
    • Fedora/RHEL .rpm
    • Linux AppImage
    • Signed Android APK and mobile update manifest
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  25. Lume 0.12.3

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  26. Lume 0.12.2

    What changed

    • Move prompt interruption into the composer: the send button becomes Stop while an agent is running, and Escape interrupts the active prompt.
    • Keep Enter dedicated to queuing follow-up prompts while a turn is in progress.
    • Add a compact icon-based Default/Plan mode switch above the attachment button.
    • Apply Codex collaboration modes through the app-server presets and thread settings.
    • Detect user Codex CLI sessions connected through the Lume bridge without exposing bridge infrastructure as sessions.
    • Refresh session state when Lume regains focus or returns from sleep.

    Validation

    • 166 Rust tests passed.
    • Svelte diagnostics and production build passed.
    • Mobile asset and response deduplication checks passed.
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  27. Lume 0.12.1

    What changed

    • Keep the prompt composer available while an agent is running and queue follow-up messages automatically.
    • Show queued prompts in a compact tray above the composer, with Tab to steer the next prompt into the active Codex turn.
    • Promote queued prompts through the Codex app-server without duplicating them in the chat.
    • Use the session or thread name as the primary label and keep the project or CLI context underneath.
    • Replace session action labels with compact icons and reveal their descriptions on hover.
    • Place rename and open-source actions below the final response.

    Validation

    • 165 Rust tests passed.
    • Svelte diagnostics and production build passed.
    • Mobile asset, response deduplication, VS Code packaging, Rust formatting, and diff checks passed.
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  28. Lume 0.12.0

    What's new

    • Added prompt interruption from desktop and mobile chats.
    • Added Codex prompt delivery controls: steer the active task or queue the next prompt.
    • Added resumable Codex and Claude session discovery when opening a new session.
    • Renamed the Whiteboard navigation to Terminals and simplified its header.

    Improvements

    • Queued Codex prompts now survive temporary desktop sleep and continue in order.
    • Terminal windows can be closed while connecting and now close with their linked CLI session.
    • Mobile startup and pairing are more resilient on older Android WebViews.
    • Android install prompts now appear as an overlay without shifting the PWA layout.
    • Final responses and chat activity are deduplicated more reliably across desktop and mobile.
    • File Changes now extracts compact file paths and line counts from patches, and hides entries with no added or removed lines.

    Fixes

    • Fixed mobile sessions getting stuck on an empty Local screen.
    • Fixed oversized raw patch content appearing in File Changes.
    • Fixed stale permission states and repeated permission notifications for automatically approved sessions.
    • Fixed responsive chat overflow and image attachment handling.

    Downloads

    • Windows: NSIS .exe
    • Linux: .deb, .rpm, and AppImage
    • Android: signed Lume-Mobile.apk

    Installers and update manifests are attached as soon as the release workflow finishes.

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  29. Lume 0.11.1

    Fixes

    • Fixed the blank Lume Mobile screen caused by the Markdown renderer being omitted from the PWA and APK packages.
    • Preserved Markdown formatting for agent responses on mobile.
    • Added reliable image paste support to desktop terminals with a native clipboard fallback on Linux and Windows.
    • Fixed image file paths exposed through plain-text clipboard data.
    • Consolidated repeated or lightly revised final responses and kept the latest version in desktop and mobile chats.

    Reliability

    • Added mobile asset validation so missing JavaScript imports and stale shared files fail before publishing.
    • Added regression checks for reformatted and refined agent responses.
    • Updated the mobile service-worker cache to deliver the repaired application immediately.
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