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Changelog

Changelog

1.0.15 - 2026-04-30

Fixes

Daemon no longer crashes on Windows when speech features can't load — On systems where the bundled speech-to-text and text-to-speech native modules fail to load (missing Visual C++ runtime, antivirus quarantine, etc.), the daemon now starts successfully without those features, instead of crashing the whole app on launch. Voice features remain unavailable until the underlying issue is fixed, but the rest of Seawork works.

Behind the scenes

Website automatically updates after a stable release — Previously, the seawork.ai download page could stay pinned to the previous version after a release shipped. The release pipeline now triggers the website deploy explicitly so /download always reflects the latest stable build.

1.0.14 - 2026-04-30

What's new

Chinese (Simplified) translations across the app — The mobile and desktop UI now ships with full zh-CN translations and follows your system locale automatically.

File-level diff inside agent turns — Each agent turn now lists the files it touched at the bottom, with insertion/deletion stats; click any file to expand its diff inline without leaving the conversation.

Quieter tool-call timeline — Consecutive tool calls of the same kind are collapsed into a single line with a running summary, so long agent turns stop drowning the screen in tool spam.

Bug reports from the splash error screen — When the local daemon fails to start, the splash window now captures the crash and lets you submit a bug report straight from the error UI — no log digging required.

Codex migration helper — A guided flow walks existing Codex CLI users through importing their config so the agent works on first launch.

Per-model thinking budget — Models that support extended thinking now expose configurable thinking effort, so you can trade latency for depth on the agents that benefit from it.

Improvements

Chinese IME no longer sends mid-composition — Pressing Enter to confirm a Chinese candidate no longer fires the message; Enter only sends after composition ends.

Smoother conversation scrolling — Several scroll-anchor races have been fixed: expanding turn cards no longer jitters, expand/collapse animations don't fight the virtualizer, and the view stays pinned where you left it.

File explorer no longer flashes "folder not found" after rename — Renames apply cleanly without the transient error state.

Daemon works on older systems — A daemon-side git rev-parse flag that required Git 2.31+ has been replaced with a portable form that works on older systems.

Fixes

Settings text fields no longer crash the app — Adaptive text inputs rendered outside a BottomSheet are now safe.

Daemon crash diagnostics on Windows — Daemon startup crashes are now captured to a synchronous stdio log instead of disappearing into pino's async buffer, making EDR/antivirus kills and native module failures actually diagnosable.

1.0.13 - 2026-04-28

What's new

Self-healing environment doctor — A built-in diagnostic agent now detects missing or misconfigured pieces (codex/bun installation, registry mirrors, PATH gaps) and fixes them automatically when possible, with a clear report when it can't.

Provider-unavailable hint on the draft screen — When a coding agent provider can't reach its model, the draft form now surfaces a diagnostic card instead of silently failing, so you know to check your network or auth.

Improvements

Codex install on Windows works behind corporate registries — First-launch agent installation falls back through known good registry mirrors when corporate networks block the default, and no longer inherits a stale BUN_CONFIG_REGISTRY that pointed at an unreachable mirror.

Codex runs even without system Node — When system node is missing on a fresh machine, codex now uses the Node bundled inside the desktop app, so it works out of the box.

Sub-agents stay out of the Agents tab — Spawned sub-agents are no longer mixed in with top-level agents, keeping the list focused on what you started.

Generated image paths fixed on Windows — Codex-generated image paths now use the right slash flavor on Windows, so previews and attachments resolve.

Drag-and-drop file paths into the terminal — Dropping or pasting a desktop file URL into the terminal now produces a clean path on every platform.

Settings has a Back button again — A missing back button could trap you in Settings; navigation is restored.

Fixes

Workspace archive is no longer fragile — Archiving an already-deleted workspace no longer errors; the operation is now idempotent.

Bug reports include the reporter email in plain text — Easier to triage; no more digging through hidden fields.

1.0.12 - 2026-04-25

Improvements

Bug reports now route to the new intake service — Bug reports submitted from the app are sent to the updated intake endpoint.

1.0.10 - 2026-04-24

What's new

Resume existing agent sessions — Pick up where you left off. Persisted agent sessions are now listed in the UI and CLI, scoped to the current workspace, so you can resume a prior conversation without starting a new agent.

Document attachments from file paths — Attach documents to messages by file path. The composer and picker now accept document types alongside images, and web uploads no longer silently drop files.

Open local files from chat — Click a local file link in chat and it opens in the workspace tab. Markdown files render inline in the workspace preview.

Rename agent tabs — Right-click an agent tab to rename it. Press Escape to cancel.

Codex image output in timelines — When Codex produces a native image output, it renders directly in the agent timeline.

Gemini models via Claude Code — Gemini gateway models now route through Claude Code for consistent tool-use behavior.

SeaArt multi-modal generation — The SeaArt CLI now supports video, audio, and 3D generation in addition to images.

Smarter @mention autocomplete — Filenames with spaces are escaped with a backslash instead of being wrapped in quotes, the @ prefix is preserved when selecting a match, a trailing space is added after the filename, and the menu falls back to the session's first agent when nothing is focused.

Seawork Doctor — deeper diagnostics — Doctor now spawns actual probes of your installed Claude and Codex binaries to catch configuration issues before you hit them in an agent. Per-agent model selection, a 60-second probe timeout, and plain-English remediation text for detected root causes.

Fixes

  • Composer no longer freezes when typing messages that begin with @"..." — fixed an infinite loop in the @mention parser.
  • Desktop macOS directory picker lets you create new folders again.
  • Desktop auto-updater manifests now point at the correct release asset paths (fixes silent update failures).
  • Desktop Firebase analytics events report correctly again.
  • Resumed Codex threads no longer stall waiting for a model selection.
  • Android builds without google-services.json skip the Firebase plugin instead of failing.
  • Resume session list hides internal metadata sessions and refreshes when agents change.
  • staruniongame.com is supported as a known project host.

1.0.7 - 2026-04-15

What's new

Redesigned landing page — The home screen is now a clean Codex-style workspace launcher. Open a project directly from the landing page and get straight into your agent without extra taps.

Message history navigation — Press the up/down arrow keys in the input bar to scroll back through your previous messages, just like a terminal shell.

Git diff stat in toolbar — The toolbar now shows a compact diff stat (files changed, insertions, deletions) alongside the source control button, so you can see the scope of changes at a glance.

Better default settings for new users — New installs start with the Zinc theme and queue-mode message sending — better defaults out of the box.

SeaArt CLI integration — Activate and manage SeaArt directly from the agent sidebar.

Agent deep-link authentication — Agents can now authenticate via deep link, enabling smoother OAuth flows for connected services.

Fixes

  • Fixed project picker and auto-workspace selection on the landing page
  • Fixed the source control button and diff stat merging into a single consistent button
  • Improved permission card button visual hierarchy (Deny/Accept)
  • Fixed IME composition handling and line-wrap formatting in the input bar
  • Enriched daemon PATH in packaged macOS app so tools resolve correctly
  • Model list now loaded dynamically from the Seawork API with robust fallback

1.0.0 - 2026-04-13

Seawork 1.0 — Your dev environment, in your pocket

We're shipping Seawork 1.0.

Seawork is a mobile and desktop app for monitoring and controlling your AI coding agents from anywhere. Claude Code and Codex — watch them think, steer them when they go off track, and approve permission requests without running back to your desk.

Your code never leaves your machine. Seawork connects directly to your local development environment over an end-to-end encrypted channel. There's no cloud intermediary storing your code, no agent logs sent to our servers. Just a secure pipe between your phone and your machine.

What's in 1.0

Agent monitoring — Live output streaming, token usage, cost tracking, and tool call inspection across all running agents.

Full agent control — Send messages, approve or deny permission requests, stop agents, and branch into new tasks — all from your phone.

Multi-agent workspace — Run multiple agents in parallel, each in their own workspace. Switch between them instantly.

Remote access — Connect from anywhere over the Seawork relay. E2E encrypted with zero-knowledge architecture. Your machine, your keys.

Supported agents — Claude Code and Codex CLI. Runs the native agent harness exactly as you'd run it locally — your config, your MCP servers, your credentials intact.

Desktop app — macOS, Windows, and Linux. Includes a built-in daemon so there's nothing extra to install.

Mobile app — iOS and Android. Available on the App Store and Google Play.

We built Seawork because we kept walking away from long-running agent sessions and coming back to messes. Now we don't walk away. We watch, steer, and ship from anywhere.