v0.7.222026-08-25

Preview verifies what a click actually did; background windows get clicked accurately; terminal commands find your tools

Preview: every action is checked against what actually happened

After the AI clicks, types or selects something in the built-in preview browser, the app watches the page for a moment and reports what actually changed: whether the page navigated, whether a dialog opened, where focus landed, whether a new tab appeared, and what any newly shown message says. No more inferring "that probably worked" from a single screenshot.
Action cards now mark success or failure based on whether the action itself took effect, and failures spell out the reason — no more cards reading "done" when nothing happened.

When clicking a window that isn't in front, the target is now bound to the exact window captured in the screenshot. With several same-size windows from one app, the click no longer lands on the wrong one; if the window closes or changes identity in between, you get a clear "take a fresh screenshot" instead of a click going somewhere unintended.

Launching the app from Finder or the Dock no longer leaves terminal commands unable to find Homebrew or the standard system commands — some launch paths used to report "command not found".
If reading the login environment fails, the empty result is no longer reused until the next restart; the next command reads it again.

Tool cards, system notices and goal cards in the conversation were recontrasted for light mode, so small status text no longer washes out.
The session goal card switches to a vector icon, with consistent colors across its active / completed / blocked states.

In Settings → Computer control, the "send a screenshot back after each action" toggle now shows its real state: when it has never been set, it is off — the panel used to show it as on.
Fixed file access being widened to the whole disk under certain launch paths; it stays strictly inside the allowed directories.
Removed a meaningless string that showed up at the top of the sub-agents panel.

The light theme was refreshed throughout and became the default look; completions, suggestions and drafts follow the language you set.
The network popover gained a "Computer → Server" row, so you can tell at a glance whether the device, the server, or your own network is at fault.