What's new

What's new

• The agent line above the message box now covers your latest message and the work that follows it. An old error goes away when you send the next message, closing the line keeps it closed after a restart, and the agent counter shows only the agents still working.
• In the agent map, you can widen the detail panel by dragging its edge, and the list of commands fills the whole panel. Actions such as Ask to try again stay in a fixed bar at the bottom, always in view.
• When the CLI is updated during a conversation, an icon next to its version explains what changed. Point to it or select it to see both versions and restart the session on the new one. The notice goes away after three successful replies.
• The token counter in the conversation header now shows thousands separators and explains its numbers when you point to it.

Fixed

• Renaming a session with Enter no longer reopens the dialog with the old title.
• The English interface no longer shows leftover Italian text in menus, dialogs, tooltips, shortcuts, logs, and notifications.
• Small text in several panels now has the intended size, and some borders and corners that were missing now show.

Good to know

• After updating the host, update each remote client: in the remote client, when Update the client appears, select the button to download the new client, which installs and restarts by itself; in a browser, reload the page.

What's new

• The installer, the program, the entry in installed apps, and the links that open NavuTron are renewed, published by KuramaLab.
• The update removes the previous version and moves your data on its own: projects, conversations, settings, saved passwords, start with Windows, and window layout.
• If a file is in use during the move, NavuTron tells you which one and lets you retry.
• Start menu and desktop shortcuts are recreated.

Fixed

• We fixed an issue where automated checks left test entries in Windows Credential Manager.

Good to know

• If you use a version older than 0.3.67, install 0.3.67 first; then 0.3.68 arrives on its own.
• A remote client still on 0.3.65 is reinstalled from the host's page, opened in the browser.
• If you pinned NavuTron to the taskbar, pin it again: Windows doesn't let apps do it for you.

What's new

• NavuTron has a new icon, for the app, the remote client, and the browser tab.
• Updates, release notes, and links to the website now come from the NavuTron website.
• This version prepares the next one, which updates the installer, the program folder, and the data folder.

Good to know

• Install this update on the host and on every remote client before the next one, so the following version arrives on its own.

What's new

• NavuTron has a new icon and color; your projects, settings, and conversations stay as they are.
• The instructions NavuTron gives to agents are updated, and saved conversations of your registered projects are updated once, with a backup kept for 30 days.
• The main agent is named after its runtime and model, and each reply shows the model that wrote it.
• The agent map separates active and finished agents, groups subagents under the agent that started them, and highlights agents waiting for permission, and you can filter the list.
• A session can compact its context on its own after a period of inactivity; you turn it on per project in settings, and a notice tells you when it is about to start, and messages wait in a queue until it finishes.
• The conversation tabs always stay visible, even in a narrow window, and from the header you can go straight to the session asking for permission.
• Each user has a display name and the install has an owner, and the audit log shows who did each action.

Fixed

• We fixed an issue where background commands and command groups did not show their real duration.
• We fixed an issue where Git certificate checks could be turned off by an inherited environment variable or configuration file.
• We fixed an issue where a button on the plugins page showed code instead of its label, and the page was not fully translated into English.

What's new

• The agent map is now a diagram that shows who started each agent, with a details panel, an overview, and keyboard navigation.
• You can close the agents summary above the chat; it comes back on its own if an agent fails.
• The chat shows which model each subagent uses and the commands it runs, and Codex models have readable names.

Fixed

• We fixed an issue where a failed background command did not show as failed in the chat and in its details.
• We fixed an issue where secrets in a subtask's result could stay visible, including when only its end was shown.
• We fixed an issue where counts of a single item were worded incorrectly.

What's new

• Updates now come from the site and require your license key.
• You can change account when you reach your subscription limit; the change applies to every session that uses that account.
• You can see how many subagents are working and what they are doing, including from remote clients.
• Before you allow a command, you see it formatted and easier to read.
• Remote access on a phone has a layout designed for the small screen, and you can handle waiting requests from there.

Improvements

• NavuTron tells you when the license key is missing, refused, or revoked, or when the site asks you to wait.
• Background commands and subagents are shown more clearly.
• The chat on a phone is more comfortable to use.
• The Stable and Beta channels stay, and you can open the list of all releases on the site.

Fixed

• We fixed an issue where the number of commits to publish was not the same in every panel.
• We fixed an issue where the warning before amending the last commit did not appear when it was already published.
• We fixed an issue where the model changed when a subagent used a different one.
• The command that stops everything now also stops a session that is resuming.
• If the installer downloaded for an update does not match its published signature, NavuTron now says so instead of reporting that the site is not responding.
• When sending queued messages fails, the notice now explains it better.

Good to know

• Install this version to keep receiving updates, then enter your key in Settings > Updates.

What's new

• Who signs commits is visible and can be changed from the chat, and the choice applies immediately to the open session.
• If the agent needs new credentials, you can restart the session; in narrow windows, the signer gives up space before the title.
• Git History shows unpublished commits, puts the local and remote branch labels on the right commit, and lets you check, download, and publish.
• You can open a file's difference at full width, step through the changes, and see the history of a single file.
• Queued messages appear above the box with their status, and you can edit, remove, or merge them.
• You can send the first one right away, or stop the reply and send it.
• The queue survives a restart, paused, and a message that may already have been sent does not go out again on its own.
• Remote access now fits a phone screen, in portrait and landscape, with clearer handling of the password, the insecure connection notice, and reconnection.

Fixed

• We fixed an issue where your messages imported from the terminal did not carry your name and the imported text arrived already masked.
• We fixed an issue where, after a clear command in the terminal, the chat did not follow the new conversation; it now follows it and says so.
• We fixed an issue where a single conversation started in the same folder could be picked up by mistake.
• We fixed an issue where, in the sidebar, the session title ran under the icons, even in narrow bars and with long labels.
• We fixed an issue where, after retrying the reopening of permissions, a queued message could be sent to the old session just before it was closed.
• We fixed an issue where, in the project Git settings with many repos, the signer panel of the last repo stayed cut off.

What's new

• You can see edits side by side, before and after, including in Memory.
• In the details of a command you see the whole command, formatted, and you can copy it.
• You can copy any value from the details, including those of commits and processes.
• Every search field can be cleared with one click, and Esc clears it before closing the window.
• You can choose the width and border of the chat column, and each chat style has its own padding between text and frame.

Improvements

• Sessions in the sidebar are ordered by last activity and show how long they have been idle; reopening a session without writing does not move it.
• In narrow windows the chat header and the row below the message box stay on a single line.
• The commands list now shows the command for Codex commands too.

Fixed

• We fixed an issue where a key written in the first message could appear in the session title; titles already saved are cleaned up when you update.
• We fixed an issue where the CLI tab and the searches did not hide secrets the way the chat does.
• We fixed an issue where an agent reply could be split mid-word by the commands of a subagent.
• We fixed an issue where, with two permission requests open, answering one reset the status to “thinking…”.

What's new

• The chat is easier to read: the background is darker, and each message has a frame that tells who wrote it, with name and time above.
• Consecutive commands are grouped with their running time, inline code is colored, and long messages can be opened in full.
• You can move a repository to another project from the menu or by dragging it, and you can undo the move.
• When it matters, NavuTron tells you who will gain or lose access; only an administrator can move repositories.

Fixed

• We fixed an issue where danger buttons were hard to read when you pointed at them.
• We fixed an issue where, in Audit and Commands, loading earlier entries covered the list.
• We fixed an issue where the current time in the usage bar was cut off and paths and Git identities in the details wrapped mid-word.
• We fixed an issue where Windows paths in agent messages lost their backslashes and permission cards repeated the path.
• We fixed the idle indicator texts, which are now translated and name the right button.

What's new

• You can save chat styles with a name, choosing font, size, line spacing, spacing, and text width, with a live preview.
• You can switch style on the fly from the chat, and each user has their own styles, including from the browser.
• Release notes can be read in a window you can move, including for the intermediate versions.

Improvements

• Usage now counts what you use on the day of each reply, and input tokens include those already stored, shown in a column of their own.

Fixed

• We fixed an issue where today's usage showed zero when sessions last for days.
• We fixed an issue where Codex usage was counted more than once and the cost grew by mistake after a new session or a resume.
• We fixed an issue where lists in agent messages had an extra blank line between items.

Good to know

• Text size is no longer among the appearance options: if you used Small or Large, you now have a style called Mio that keeps it.
• To enlarge or shrink the whole interface, use Zoom.

What's new

• You choose who signs Git commits for each repository instead of for the whole project, so a project can contain repositories with different identities and credentials.
• Existing credentials move to the matching repositories.
• In the chat box, Shift+Up and Shift+Down go through the messages you sent, while the arrow keys alone always move the cursor.

Fixed

• The plan engine tells you why a plan cannot start, for example if you need to sign in to Claude Code or update it, and helps you do it.
• Only one plan now runs at a time.

Good to know

• Until you choose who signs for a repository, commits and publishing stop there and the chat asks you to choose.

What's new

• Agents now work inside the allowed folders: the project, the ones you added, and a temporary folder of their own.
• If an agent tries to work elsewhere, you can ask it to stay in the working folder, allow it just this once, or deny it.
• For remote users, NavuTron denies these requests on its own.

Fixed

• We fixed an issue where remote users could see image previews from outside their own folders: they now see them only from their own.

Improvements

• The plan engine now uses the economical model and works in read-only mode, so a plan costs much less.
• Command rows in the chat show the full command when you point at them.

Fixed

• We fixed an issue where the orchestrator plan failed when the goal contained curly braces.
• We fixed an issue where the conversation scrolled sideways and the area below the chat shook.
• Long paths, links, and text without spaces now wrap, and tables and code blocks scroll inside their frame.

Good to know

• If you have not chosen a plan engine, the Orchestrator page asks you to choose one.

What's new

• Remote clients and browsers no longer update the host: a notice tells you that a new version is available on the host PC.
• Commands that stop, restart, or reinstall NavuTron, or that open windows on the host PC, now work only on the host PC.
• Remote requests for these commands are refused and recorded in the activity log.
• The indication that you are up to date appears only after the host PC has checked for updates.

Fixed

• We fixed an issue where an installer replaced after download could be launched.
• Before launching an installer, NavuTron checks its signature and, if the check fails, lets you download it again.
• We fixed an issue where NavuTron could close suddenly when the chat showed images from folders that are not allowed.
• Instead of images from folders that are not allowed, the chat shows the file name without a preview and no longer reloads them.

What's new

• The projects sidebar now has a filter to see all sessions, the active ones, the pinned ones, or the remote ones.
• Each session appears only once, in its own folder.
• Deleting and pinning a session is more comfortable: the controls appear when you point at it or reach it with the keyboard, and the row no longer moves.
• Session labels are aligned, and the permission and question markers stay visible.

Improvements

• Release notes are now only in English, and each version includes only its own note.
• The details show the note of the newest version between the remote client and the host, with a link to all notes.

Good to know

• If a remote client is on 0.3.52 to 0.3.54, update it to read the notes of a newer host.

Improvements

• Commands that cannot be used from the remote client say so with a short note instead of a long paragraph.
• The PC name under a command no longer breaks across lines.
• The PC that runs NavuTron is now called “host” throughout the interface, including the account and the connection banners. The remote access service keeps the name Remote Server.

Fixed

• We fixed an issue where typing or pasting several lines in the chat moved the messages above at every letter, at any zoom or width.

Fixed

• We fixed an issue where a link written by an agent in the chat opened the site inside the NavuTron window, with no way to go back or close it.
• NavuTron now never loads external pages in its own window, either on the host or in the remote client.
• Web links now open in the default browser, or in a new tab from the remote browser.
• NavuTron links now lead to the right page inside the app.
• For any other link, NavuTron shows the reason and lets you copy it.

What's new

• The different versions window of the remote client can show what changes between the client and the host PC version.
• You can read these notes even before you sign in.
• One image viewer now serves chat previews, images in the agent's text, and the files panel, also from the remote client.
• In the viewer you can fit the image, zoom where the pointer is with Ctrl+wheel or a pinch, and drag it.
• Double-click and the keys + − 0 1 2 change the zoom.
• A tall phone screenshot opens at full width and scrolls.

Improvements

• Ctrl+wheel over an image no longer zooms the whole interface.
• An image that is too large says how large it is instead of showing a generic error.

Good to know

• The portable version (zip) has been removed: NavuTron now ships only as the Windows installer.
• To move from the portable version, install NavuTron and close it.
• Empty the new installation's data folder, including the .db-wal and .db-shm files, which would damage your old database.
• Copy everything from the data folder next to the old portable program into the new installation's data folder.
• Start NavuTron, then delete the old portable folder.

What's new

• The usage and limits screen draws the session hour by hour and the week day by day, with the percentage and the reset time clearly visible.
• The color shows your pace against the current period, and the host and the remote client show the same thing.
• When the agent cannot reach the model service and retries on its own, an indicator above the message box says so instead of showing an error.
• When the retries end, a row in the chat keeps the outcome: recovered, error, or interrupted.
• Errors, retries, and near-limit warnings are compact rows that stay in the history.
• You can resend the last message after a transient failure, also from the remote client.

Fixed

• We fixed an issue where some formats of Claude's limit reset time were not read, which turned the weekly bar into a thin line.
• If the reset time cannot be read, the row says so and shows the original text.
• If the daily history cannot be read, a notice gives the reason and lets you retry.

Improvements

• After repeated wrong passwords, the user name is paused for an increasing time, except on a device that already signed in with it.
• The sign-in message shows a countdown in your language.
• When pasting is blocked in the browser, the message says how to allow it.

Fixed

• We fixed an issue where remote access in the browser showed NavuTron for an instant before the sign-in page.
• The page now checks the session first and shows only the sign-in until you are in.
• We fixed an issue where a turn written in the CLI tab of the remote client did not appear in the chat.
• We removed an error that said a feature worked only in the NavuTron window.

What's new

• Right-click no longer opens the browser menu, so the page cannot be saved or printed by mistake.
• The browser shortcuts Ctrl+S, Ctrl+P, Ctrl+R, and F5 are turned off.
• Right-click in text fields and in the terminal opens the NavuTron menu with cut, copy, paste, and select all.
• Disabled menu items say why.

Improvements

• Pasting no longer asks for clipboard permission, in the app or in the remote client.
• If a paste cannot read the clipboard, it now says so instead of doing nothing.

Fixed

• We fixed an issue where the chat showed “default” instead of the real permission mode, model, and effort.
• The mode chosen for a session is now shown after reopening it, and the mode confirmed by Claude wins once it starts.
• The effort menu now has Automatic as a real choice.
• When the program does not say which model it uses, the chat says that the program chooses it.
• We fixed an issue where Ctrl+Shift+V in the terminal pasted more than once.

What's new

• The chat shows how full the conversation is, and the context panel tells you when Claude will compact it.
• You can choose the compaction threshold, also by dragging the marker, and compact by hand.
• The chat shows when a conversation was compacted, with the time it took and the space freed.
• A new threshold applies when a conversation restarts, and you can restart it right away from the panel.
• Next to who signs the commits there is a third choice, the server account, where the company signs with an identity set once by an admin.
• You can pick identities you already used from a list.
• From the remote client, non-admins cannot publish with the server account until admin approval is available.

Fixed

• We fixed an issue where a project's Git credentials worked for only one server of its repositories.
• The project settings now have a row per server, and the Git panel lets you retry once credentials are set.
• We fixed an issue where queued messages did not go out while you looked at another conversation.
• After an interruption the queue pauses and resumes in order when you decide.

Improvements

• Adding a folder now adds only the repositories you choose, and the ones you leave out stay excluded.
• Nested repositories appear in the same list, and ones found later are flagged on the folder.
• Actions you cannot take are shown disabled, with the reason.
• Queued messages stay on hold after a failed restart, even when you switch conversations and come back, and you can retry.
• Deleting a conversation releases a held message at once.

Fixed

• We fixed an issue where opening a project file from NavuTron did not work.
• NavuTron now opens only documents inside your projects; programs, scripts, and files outside your projects are shown in their folder, with the reason, instead of nothing happening.
• Removing, renaming, or reordering a folder from remote control is now for admins only, and nobody can remove a folder while a session is running in it.
• Other people's sessions, tasks, and scheduled actions are now read-only for non-admins, even after resuming them.

What's new

• NavuTron no longer denies Claude's permission requests on its own.
• A card in the chat shows what the agent wants to do and lets you allow, allow for the session, or deny; the agent waits for your answer.
• A permission given for the session lasts for the current conversation only and is never written to the project's files.
• A label and counters show where an answer is needed.
• A remote user who cannot answer sees the request disabled, with the reason.
• In the permissions menu you can choose to be asked every time.
• The read-only permission is now truly read-only, and agents that had it keep it.
• The Folders panel is now called Projects, and each project has its own settings next to its name.
• You can rename a project from its settings or by double-clicking its name.
• Creating a project now asks only for the name and who signs the commits.
• Each project or folder has a menu with every action, which you open by hovering over it, with a right-click, or from the keyboard.

Fixed

• We fixed an issue where editing an agent did not show its saved permissions.
• We fixed an issue where renaming an agent reset its permissions to the default.
• We fixed an issue where links in NavuTron did not open the browser; if a link cannot be opened, you can now copy it.
• We fixed an issue where a message sent right after changing the chat permissions was lost.
• That message now waits until the conversation restarts and is sent once; if the restart fails, the text stays and you can retry.

What's new

• Dialogs open in the center of the window, including in the remote client.
• You can move a dialog by dragging it, and it never goes outside the window; if its content grows, it moves up only as much as needed instead of jumping.
• Error messages have their own icon, distinct from warnings.

Improvements

• From the remote client, each person reads and changes only their own settings.
• Panel filters, terminal preferences, and the inactivity threshold are now personal, and existing ones are moved over once.
• Only an admin can change the host PC settings.
• Deleting a user also removes their settings.

Fixed

• We fixed an issue where a conversation renamed outside NavuTron kept its old name.
• Resuming a renamed conversation no longer puts the old name back.

What's new

• When Claude Code asks you to choose, the chat shows a card with the options and their descriptions.
• The card allows multiple choices when the agent does and lets you write your own answer.
• Your answer goes back to the agent, and the card also works from the remote client.
• While a question is open, the session shows it in the sidebar, and Esc no longer stops the agent by mistake.
• If a question is withdrawn, for example because you answered somewhere else, the card closes on its own and says so.
• When you change the model or effort mid-turn, an indicator in the chat header tells you whether the change is already active.
• Resuming a Claude Code or Codex conversation that is open in another program on this PC no longer opens an empty chat or a second copy.
• A card shows which program has the conversation and lets you resume it in NavuTron, closing that program after checking it again.
• From another computer, only an admin can resume it this way.

Fixed

• We fixed an issue where the details pane stayed open in a narrow window.
• We fixed an issue where the indicator of commits ready to publish did not follow the agent's commits during a turn.
• A second commit in the same turn now updates the count right away, and the old value no longer flashes at the end of the turn.

What's new

• You can choose, for each project, who signs commits and which credentials publish them.
• You can set this when you create a project, including nested folders and imported configurations, and hosts and admins can change it later.
• Everyone can set their own Git identity, with name, email, and credentials for each server.
• The Git panel warns you when something is missing and takes you to the fix.
• At the end of a turn you see how many commits are ready to publish.
• You can publish them right away or let the project do it on its own.
• NavuTron explains in one sentence why a server rejected the upload.
• You can switch the repository connection from SSH to HTTPS in one step, after reviewing the two addresses.
• You can use remote control from the chat toolbar, see what state it is in, and open its link above the chat.
• Typing / shows the commands of your CLI together with skills and NavuTron commands, and commands that do not fit on the toolbar are gathered in a menu.
• A command's result opens in its own dialog.

Improvements

• Very long conversations open much faster from the remote client, even on a slow network, and on the host PC.
• The latest turns appear first and earlier ones load as you scroll.
• The chat tells you when it is loading and lets you retry if loading fails.
• Opening the CLI no longer creates a second copy of the conversation, and the chat always shows the full history.
• Content that is too large is shortened, with a note saying how much was left out.

Fixed

• We fixed an issue where very long conversations stayed empty in the remote client while it kept reconnecting.
• We fixed an issue where the header totals counted only the loaded part of the conversation.
• We fixed an issue where a very large message made the conversation unreadable from the remote client.
• After the host is updated, the remote client now tells you and lets you reload.
• A remote client of a different version now stops and updates itself after checking the signature.
• A remote client newer than the host now asks you to update NavuTron on the host.

Good to know

• Remote clients 0.3.40 and earlier need to be updated once by running the installer.

Fixed

• We fixed an issue where the chat scrolled back to the bottom while you were reading earlier messages, including from the remote browser and phones.
• You can return to the latest message in one step.
• We fixed an issue where a chat update that could not be shown froze the conversation.
• NavuTron now tells you when something was not shown and lets you reload the conversation.