Release notes
The Mac browser reaches a remote dev server
In a remote workspace, localhost in the Mac browser opens a tunnel to that port on the host. A model reply that keeps producing tokens is no longer cut off by a total time limit. vortex stats reports how recent runs finished.
New
- In a remote workspace, opening
localhost,127.0.0.1,[::1], or0.0.0.0in the Mac browser tunnels that port over the SSH connection you already have. The tunnel binds on your Mac's loopback only and closes when the workspace disconnects. The same host port is used when it is free; otherwise the result says which local port was used. The address you see stays the host's address. Docs: SSH remote workspaces. - The browser's new-tab page lists loopback dev servers on a remote host that can report them. An older host shows no suggestions.
vortex statsprints a read-only summary of recent local runs: how they finished, and how many steps they took. It prints counts and reason codes only.--since 7dor12hsets the window, and--format jsonprints the same report as JSON. Docs: Headless CLI.
Fixed
- A long model reply could stop because the whole request hit a time limit, even while tokens were still arriving. Streaming now waits for the first byte, then for silence between chunks. Cancelling still stops it.
- Reasoning tags and model control tokens no longer appear in the answer.