Release notes
A Runs board, and a clearer first run
A new Runs board shows every agent run in your workspace, sorted by what it needs from you. Setting Vortex up for the first time is also shorter, and its privacy notes now say exactly when your code leaves your Mac.
New
- The Runs board (sidebar → Runs, or ⌘⇧O) lists every chat and parallel task under Needs you, Running, Queued, and Done.
- Act on a run from its row: answer a waiting chat, review, apply, or discard a parallel task's result, retry a failure, stop a run, or reorder the queue.
- Keep a parallel task's changes on their own branch instead of applying them.
- The sidebar's Runs row shows how many runs need you.
Improved
- Getting started is one checklist. Each step's actions are right there: open a folder, pick a cloud or local model, or choose a starter task that fills in the composer without sending it.
- Sign-in shows its three steps as they happen, and the fallback link opens your browser.
- Welcome screen buttons and headings use sentence case.
Fixed
- Sign-in, the welcome screen, and Getting started said your code and prompts never leave your Mac. With a cloud model, your requests and the files a task reads go to that provider (never to Vortex), and these screens now say so.
- The model chooser says where your API key is stored.