Niðurhal fyrir Windows, macOS og Linux

New

• Find MCP connectors in the official MCP Registry under Agents → Customize → Connectors → Discover, set them up step by step and sign in in the browser. Ravelon keeps the sign-in itself and provides the connector to Claude Code, Codex and the other agents.
• Add several subscription accounts for Claude Code and Codex in Settings → Agents, choose a default and pick the account before a thread starts. Each thread keeps its account.
• Signing in to Claude Code and Codex happens in the browser instead of a terminal tab.
• When a run ends in a thread you are not looking at, a notice with Open appears in Ravelon. It can also play a sound; both are in Settings → Agents → Notifications.
• Ravelon can notify your iOS devices when an agent needs you or finishes, even with the app closed there. Turn it on per computer under Other devices.

Improved

• Threads are easier to read: a run's tool calls fold under one line, and you scroll through a thread's whole history without paging.
• A tools card sits beside the conversation. Switch or create branches, run Git steps and pick the editor there.
• Sent images show as thumbnails above your message and open in a viewer with zoom and download.
• Threads reliably get a fitting title, including with Gemini, OpenCode and other ACP agents.
• A thread's browser page fits the width of its panel. You can still choose a fixed size in Settings → Browser.
• Customize, Archive and Scheduled use larger text and the same page header as the other Agents pages.

Fixed

• The agent input no longer lags while you type, and the Agents page stays smooth while agents work. An opened tool output no longer closes when the next call starts.
• Deleting a thread keeps the folder of a forked thread, and a refused delete or a failed worktree start no longer loses work.

Security

• Fixes a vulnerability in a system library of the user interface on Linux.