| v3.3.4 | # PiClaw v3.3.4 — “Galaxy Quest” The ship’s computer has received several clarifications. A status report must describe the turn currently on the bridge, a message must reach the conversation that actually exists, and an instruction to finish without tools must not include directions to the armoury. The crew may still improvise; the routing system should not. Credential handling receives similar attention. A locked storage compartment is distinguishable from an invalid access code, reducing th | High | 10/15/2026 |
| v3.3.3 | # PiClaw v3.3.3 — “Batteries Not Included” The maintenance department has repaired the phone’s Delete button, fitted the GPU gauges with better instruments, and clarified which doors an add-on may use. The desktop application has meanwhile left the building. Its historical releases remain available, but new releases will concentrate on the web interface, server, containers and portable command-line packages. Dependency updates arrive together, with their browser and authentication compatibilit | High | 10/13/2026 |
| v3.3.2 | # PiClaw v3.3.2 — “Apollo 13” The composer’s controls had become sufficiently enthusiastic about sharing a row that typing was beginning to require clearance from the navigation department. This patch restores their seating arrangement and teaches the quota display to read the duration printed on each window’s paperwork. The release machinery receives a repair of its own: Docker smoke checks no longer require a host-side Bun installation merely to inspect the Bun installation inside the image. | High | 10/10/2026 |
| v3.3.1 | # PiClaw v3.3.1 — “The Last Starfighter” The Department of Release Scheduling has acquired a calendar. Previously it worked from Earendil’s release announcements, which arrived with such enthusiasm that yesterday’s compatibility work occasionally qualified as archaeology before lunch. **PiClaw is moving to a monthly release cadence**, allowing upstream releases to accumulate, receive proper testing, and enter the building through the same door as everyone else. Most future development will foc | High | 10/8/2026 |
| v3.3.0 | # PiClaw v3.3.0 — “Modern Times” The factory has been refitted while the workers were still arguing with the machinery. MCP servers get a management desk, provider login gets a private interview room, and the conversation timeline is required to contain the conversation. The GPU department has been issued meters. Previously it was allowed to describe its workload by making the rest of the building warm. Management called this telemetry. The fire brigade had another word. The promised Earendil | High | 10/6/2026 |
| v3.2.5 | # PiClaw v3.2.5 — “Cliffhanger” This is the last planned release before work begins on **Earendil 0.99.0**. That upgrade is expected to be substantial: session compatibility, provider behaviour and add-on integration will all need their papers examined again. This release stays on Earendil **0.87.1**. The cliff ahead has been marked; nobody is claiming to have built the bridge. A search result can look solid right up to the point where someone puts weight on it. This patch gives local notes a | High | 9/29/2026 |
| v3.2.4 | # PiClaw v3.2.4 — “The Breakfast Club” Seven add-ons have been designated core by the [add-ons catalog](https://rcarmo.github.io/piclaw-addons/). The designation comes with a desk, a pinned seat and an unusually thorough inspection of their luggage: new workspaces receive their exact package bytes at first startup, without asking the network which children have since become fashionable. Existing workspaces are not summoned back to school. Their owners may dismiss or upgrade any add-on, and a la | High | 9/26/2026 |
| v3.2.3 | # PiClaw v3.2.3 — “The Adjustment Bureau” A session transcript, a passkey and a workspace pane all need someone to decide what they are allowed to do. This patch makes those decisions more explicit: session repairs survive replay, passkey owners can manage their credentials in Settings, and workspace actions give the separately published Code Review add-on host-verified context. ## Highlights - **More reliable session recovery.** Orphan tool-result repairs persist through session replay, whil | High | 9/25/2026 |
| v3.2.2 | # PiClaw v3.2.2 — “The Thin Man” A conversation is only useful if it remembers which room it is in, which model is speaking, and whether `#1395` refers to a local message, a named hashtag, or the sort of issue number that has learned to travel with its repository. This patch makes the UI more dependable at those boundaries, gives notes a derived versioned chunk index without pretending that an index is already a retrieval product, and stops several optional panes from checking whether anything | High | 9/23/2026 |
| v3.2.1 | # PiClaw v3.2.1 — “Miracle Mile” > [!NOTE] > This release contains a SynthWave ’84 theme port. We are not responsible for any adverse reactions to it; the gnomes were just bored. At midnight the city is all black glass, cyan grids and magenta horizons, which is exactly when a system learns whether its signals are real or merely decorative. This release gives PiClaw a shared theme catalogue across both skins, cross-browser pins for the models and sessions that matter, attachment audio that can | High | 9/21/2026 |
| v3.2.0 | # PiClaw v3.2.0 — “The Last Detail” > [!NOTE] > Development will proceed more slowly from this release onward because the maintainer’s Codex Pro subscription expired on 11 September 2026. Work will still be reviewed and tested; it will simply arrive with fewer invisible interns and a more considered relationship with the calendar. The last detail is never the last detail. It is the small thing standing by the door with a pencil, explaining that the VNC connection manager only looked sensible b | High | 9/19/2026 |
| v3.1.2 | # PiClaw v3.1.2 — “The Conversation” > [!NOTE] > Development will proceed more slowly from this release onward because the maintainer’s Codex Pro subscription expired on 11 September 2026. Work will still be reviewed and tested; it will simply arrive with fewer invisible interns and a more considered relationship with the calendar. This release is about making the machinery say exactly who is speaking, who owns the telephone, which cupboard contains the settings, and whether a message may be p | High | 9/12/2026 |
| v2.15.4 | # PiClaw v2.15.4 — “The Time Machine” PiClaw has acquired several clocks, one new definition of identity and a set of forms for a future which has been instructed not to arrive yet. These are related improvements. Software generally becomes interesting when two officials use the word “now” and mean different centuries. The exact range `v2.15.3..3dd045378ad5c37d2d8f76fceb6688d3bff442f5` contains **13 commits, including six merged PRs plus the release commit, and 39 changed files**, with 1,969 i | High | 9/5/2026 |
| v2.14.0 | # PiClaw v2.14.0 — “The White Rider” There came back to Piclaw a runtime clothed in white, bearing a new lockfile and expecting every road, forge and baggage cart to recognise it at once. Bun `1.4.0` now governs the live service, local installation, CI, E2E, integration, Docker builds and portable releases. The repository and core E2E lockfiles have crossed into lockfile version 2; Bun 1.3 cannot read them. This is a minor release because the runtime beneath the application has changed, not be | High | 8/21/2026 |
| v2.13.0 | # PiClaw v2.13.0 — “The Return of the King” The Council hath restored the upstream runtime to its chair, though not before every provider, model catalogue, nullable header, compaction ledger and portable tarball had demanded a seal of Gondor in triplicate. > **Elen síla lúmenn’ omentielvo.** — Quenya: “A star shines on the hour of our meeting.” Attested in J.R.R. Tolkien, *The Fellowship of the Ring*, Book I, Chapter 3, “Three Is Company”; linguistic form and gloss cross-checked against Eldamo | High | 8/7/2026 |
| v2.10.2 | # PiClaw v2.10.2 — "Ghost Dub" Terminal replies, tool-side chatter and transient provider failures now know which voice belongs on the record. The dub track had started filing expense reports. ## Platform news - Upgraded the Earendil runtime stack to **0.82.x**, keeping Piclaw aligned with the current Pi session/runtime contract rather than conducting diplomacy with three slightly different ghosts. - Added Pi session environment utilities used by the newer runtime path. Plumbing, yes; the kind | High | 7/24/2026 |
| v2.8.7 | # PiClaw v2.8.7 — "Individual Eleven" One more patch for the “max means max, except when it used to mean xhigh” department. Naturally. ## Fixes - Fixed native Pi 0.80 `max` thinking support so current model metadata with an explicit `max` slot is preserved instead of being collapsed through the old `xhigh` compatibility path. - Kept legacy `{ xhigh: "max" }` model metadata working for older/custom providers, while preserving native `xhigh` and native `max` as distinct levels when both exist. - | High | 7/13/2026 |
| v2.8.1 | # PiClaw v2.8.1 — "Groundhog Day" A small but useful hardening pass for the provider layer, token accounting, and the bit where models run out of output budget and everyone pretends that was definitely the plan. ## Features - Reasoning-token accounting now flows through the database, stats, web status, message token chips, token-chart, and Azure Responses usage, because apparently “how many invisible tokens did this spend?” is now a normal operational question. - Appearance settings now includ | High | 7/1/2026 |
| v2.7.2 | # PiClaw v2.7.2 — "North by Northwest" A focused Azure OpenAI routing patch: base URLs now get normalised before they wander off into provider country, and the documentation no longer leaves endpoint configuration as an orienteering exercise with cloud billing attached. ## Fixes - Azure OpenAI base URLs are now normalised before use, so deployment endpoints are less likely to fail because one slash, path fragment, or over-helpful configuration field decided to become infrastructure. - Provider | High | 6/24/2026 |
| v2.6.9 | # PiClaw v2.6.9 — "The Cat Returns" A terminal graphics patch: Kitty images get translated for the web terminal, `imgcat` learns protocol selection, and the dependency stack moves forward because apparently even cats now have transport preferences. ## Features - The web terminal now translates Kitty terminal graphics, so image output has a fighting chance of appearing where humans can see it instead of being treated as decorative escape-code confetti. - `imgcat` now supports protocol selection | High | 6/17/2026 |
| v2.6.5 | # PiClaw v2.6.5 — "The Thing" A defensive VNC, archived-session cleanup, and runtime-regression patch: malformed rectangles get treated like hostile specimens, archived sessions stop pretending they are immortal, and the Earendil upgrade gets the guardrails it clearly thought were optional. ## Features - Remote display decoding is now stricter around VNC encodings, with WASM-side preflight checks for RRE, CoRRE, Hextile, and ZRLE payloads so malformed rectangles do not partially mutate the fra | High | 6/10/2026 |
| v2.6.1 | # PiClaw v2.6.1 — "They Live" A small markdown live-preview patch for making links, tasks, and viewport work behave less like a haunted spreadsheet wearing sunglasses. ## Fixes - Markdown live preview now hardens link handling so editing notes with real-world URLs is less likely to turn into a small browser-based trust exercise. - Task checkbox rendering and interaction in live preview got tightened, because apparently people expect checkboxes to behave like checkboxes rather than decorative U | High | 6/4/2026 |
| v2.5.1 | # PiClaw v2.5.1 — The Fellowship of the Ring A small patch release for the three upstream packages travelling together, because apparently dependency management now has a quest structure. ## Platform news - Updated the Earendil package trio from `0.76.0` to `0.77.0`: `@earendil-works/pi-agent-core`, `@earendil-works/pi-ai`, and `@earendil-works/pi-coding-agent` now move in lockstep again, which is generally preferable to interpretive dependency drift. ## Fixes - Adjusted the session persisten | High | 5/29/2026 |
| v2.4.4 | # PiClaw v2.4.4 — "The Departed" A patch release where WhatsApp finally leaves core, Visual UI gets a run of practical polish, and compaction learns one more knob before the next context-window wrestling match. ## Features - Moved the WhatsApp channel out of the core runtime and into the add-on path, continuing the useful tradition of making core smaller instead of turning it into a transport museum. - Added the `registerChannelDetector` API so channel routing can be registered by add-ons rath | High | 5/22/2026 |
| v2.3.11 | # PiClaw v2.3.11 — “The Near-Death Star” A patch release for context-window budgeting and smart compaction, because token accounting should be less “guessing with confidence” and more “maths, reluctantly”. ## Fixes - Hardened smart-compaction token budgeting with shared context-window helpers, so unknown models, system prompt overhead, and safety multipliers are handled consistently instead of being scattered around like spare reactor parts. - Added a configurable system-prompt overhead budge | High | 5/15/2026 |
| v2.3.2 | # PiClaw v2.3.2 — "Aglarond" Welcome to Aglarond, the Glittering Caves: full of terminal sorcery, suspiciously shiny escape sequences, and enough UI masonry to make Gimli ask whether anyone had considered a slightly smaller hammer. ## Features - Added `imgcat` support for inline PNG display through the Kitty graphics protocol, because terminals apparently needed to become tiny art galleries and we have chosen to indulge them rather than call security. - Upgraded the Ghostty web terminal path | High | 5/8/2026 |
| v2.2.0 | # PiClaw v2.2.0 — "Groundhog Day" A broad runtime, web UI, add-on, security, packaging, and UX-validation release. The late-cycle work focused on making the UX test loop stop lying to us, but this release also carries the add-on/settings overhaul, stronger recovery/compaction behaviour, desktop-shell groundwork, and several security hardening passes since v2.1.0. ## Highlights - Major **web settings redesign**: hamburger/settings entry points, side-nav sections, model radio picker, thinking s | High | 5/3/2026 |
| v2.0.3 | # PiClaw v2.0.3 — "Wormulon" *Don't ask what the search algorithm is doing. Just drink the Slurm.* ## Features - **Search match mode toggle** — timeline search now supports OR (any keyword) and AND (all keywords) modes. Toggle from the search bar or Settings > Tools. Previously it was hardcoded to AND, which meant every search required every word to match, which meant nobody could find anything unless they remembered the exact phrase. OR is now the default. You're welcome. - **Keychain manage | High | 4/27/2026 |
| v1.8.4 | # PiClaw v1.8.4 — "Being John Malkovich" *Finally, a window into what's actually happening in there.* ## Features - **Extension progress API alignment** — PiClaw extensions now comply with the upstream pi-coding-agent 0.68.0 progress mechanism. Any extension that calls `ctx.ui.setWorkingIndicator` and `ctx.ui.setWorkingMessage` will report progress to both the TUI and the web compose area automatically — no extra wiring needed. - **Extensions ship with it** — proxmox, portainer, Azure OpenAI, | High | 4/22/2026 |
| v1.8.3 | # PiClaw v1.8.3 — "They Live" *I have come here to chew bubblegum and stop agent turns... and I'm all out of bubblegum.* ## Features - **Visual stop button during agent turns** — the compose area now shows a prominent stop button while the agent is working, with distinct states for active processing and compaction. No more staring at a blank screen wondering if anyone's home. - **Dynamic `/skill:` autocomplete** — typing `/skill:` in the compose box now autocompletes from actual registered sk | High | 4/19/2026 |
| v1.8.2 | # PiClaw v1.8.2 — "Sliding Doors" A patch release about interrupted turns, restored model state, and swipe navigation finally behaving like someone thought through what happens on phones after 2023. ## Features - **Automatic turn recovery now has a proper user-facing shape** — interrupted turns can recover more deliberately, recovered replies carry an explicit marker in the timeline, stale in-flight web chats can now be recovered while the runtime is still alive instead of waiting for the nex | High | 4/19/2026 |
| v1.8.1 | # PiClaw v1.8.1 — "Heat" A point release about hardening the doors, slimming the startup path, and finally teaching the web client how to do push notifications without embarrassing itself in public. ## Platform news - **Startup has been put on a stricter diet** — Azure bootstrap work, web viewer routes, bundled browser tooling, and office tooling have been shoved off the cold path so PiClaw can start answering sooner and contemplating its own existence later. - **The web client is markedly le | High | 4/18/2026 |
| v1.8.0 | # PiClaw v1.8.0 - "This Is Spinal Tap" A hefty point release about making the web UI faster, the discovery surface smarter, the image pipeline unexpectedly ambitious, and the upstream model stack current enough to suggest someone has been feeding the amplifier after midnight. ## Features - **PiClaw now picks up support for Anthropic Opus 4.7 via the upstream Pi core package updates** — the upstream stack moved to `0.67.6` during the release window alone, which is the sort of dependency veloci | High | 4/16/2026 |
| v1.7.15 | # PiClaw v1.7.15 — "Blow-Up" A release about seeing what the system is actually doing, surviving iPhone PWA melodrama, and giving operators better answers than a blank stare and a quietly compromised log file. ## Features - **The `messages` tool grew into a proper audit surface** — it now supports `grep`, `extract`, and checkpoint `diff`, which makes chat-history forensics much less dependent on direct SQLite excavation and the sort of optimism that usually precedes disappointment. - **Schedu | High | 4/15/2026 |
| v1.7.14 | # PiClaw v1.7.14 — "Brazil" A patch release about making the operator surface clearer under pressure: better status hints, better timeout behavior, better terminal and compose ergonomics, and fewer situations where provider failures vanish into the wallpaper like a procedural memo nobody meant to approve. ## Features - **Added `/effort` as an alias for `/thinking`, with provider-native level labels** — model effort controls are easier to discover and a little less dependent on everyone rememb | High | 4/14/2026 |
| v1.7.13 | # PiClaw v1.7.13 — "The Paper Chase" A release about operator ergonomics, search behaving properly, and giving the M365 extension enough actual skills to justify its paperwork — which feels especially on-brand for a Monday the 13th, a date apparently engineered to combine bureaucracy with menace. ## Features - **The experimental M365 extension now ships eleven operator-facing skills** — which moves it a fair distance away from "interesting plumbing demo" and closer to something a human might | High | 4/13/2026 |
| v1.7.12 | # PiClaw v1.7.12 — "The Conversation" A release about seeing more, guessing less, and making the web UI slightly less likely to surprise you in ways nobody ordered. ## Features - **The session tree viewer is now properly useful instead of merely promising to be** — `/tree` gained a search/filter box, more compact rows, theme-derived role tags, fuller sidebar detail, human-readable tool arguments, and better prompt previews, which is rather better than forcing people to reverse-engineer state | Medium | 4/12/2026 |
| v1.7.11 | # PiClaw v1.7.11 — "Inception" A release about trees, widgets, previews, Azure behaving slightly less like an expensive practical joke, and the experimental M365 auth stack becoming just a touch less feral. ## Features - **Added an interactive session tree viewer for the web UI** — `/tree` now opens a proper in-app widget for exploring chat branches, active leaves, tool calls, outputs, and message context, which is vastly preferable to squinting at invisible state and calling it observability | Medium | 4/12/2026 |
| v1.7.9 | # PiClaw v1.7.9 — "The Player" A patch release about visibility, polish, previews, and the general business of making the UI look more intentional than accidental. ## Features - **Workspace index status and reindex controls** — the workspace UI now exposes indexing state and lets you kick a reindex when search feels stale, which is rather better than treating uncertainty as an advanced feature. - **Compare-to-saved diff mode in the editor** — the editor can now show changes against the saved | High | 4/8/2026 |
| v1.7.8 | # PiClaw v1.7.8 — "Ghost in the Shell" A patch release about shells, markdown, Dream bootstrap, and making a few previously unhelpful surfaces behave like they have met a competent adult. ## Features - **Rendered markdown code blocks now get syntax highlighting** — timeline posts with fenced code blocks are easier to scan, which is useful because monochrome walls of code are mostly just a tax on human patience. - **Timeline posts can now be copied back as Markdown** — message copy actions pre | Medium | 4/7/2026 |
| v1.7.7 | # PiClaw v1.7.7 — "Ronin" A smaller release about handling secrets, shells, and unreliable infrastructure with slightly more professionalism and slightly less theatre. ## Platform news - **Keychain env secrets now flow across shell exec surfaces** — keychain entries with shell-safe names can now be injected automatically across local `bash`, PowerShell, SSH-backed shell sessions, and exec-style infra flows, which is much nicer than manually smuggling credentials through every command line lik | Medium | 4/6/2026 |
| v1.7.6 | # PiClaw v1.7.6 — "Dreamscape" Dream now runs in its own lane, as a proper memory-maintenance pass rather than a chatty impostor wearing the clothes of the old daily-notes and situational-awareness skills. ## Features - **Dream mode replaces the old daily-notes / situational-awareness workflow** — `/dream` and AutoDream now provide the canonical memory-maintenance path, consolidating what used to be split across older note-refresh and orientation skills into one model-driven flow. - **Dream i | Medium | 4/6/2026 |
| v1.7.5 | # PiClaw v1.7.5 — "Sneakers" More tools, more documentation, and slightly fewer opportunities to improvise your way into trouble. ## Platform news - **Session-scoped SSH core tooling** — chats can now direct the core tool path at a remote SSH target on a per-session basis, so remote file and shell work no longer needs awkward global configuration. - **Infra tooling consolidated** — the infrastructure-facing tool surface is now more coherent, with the native tool path taking precedence over ol | Medium | 4/5/2026 |
