Send HTTP requests, Query Databases from Remote Control

Send HTTP requests from Remote Control — open the new Tools tab on your phone to create or reuse saved requests; pick the method, headers, auth, and body type, and send them through your desktop workspace. Responses show status, latency, body, and headers so you can check an API without returning to your keyboard.

Query databases from Remote Control — browse saved database connections, test a connection, load schema, run queries, and preview tables from your phone. Results render as tables or raw output depending on the database response.

Save requests globally or back to a project so the phone and desktop stay in sync.

Respect operator permissions — HTTP and database tools require operator or admin access, matching their ability to send network requests and run database commands.

Use Soft Light as the default light theme — the editor, terminal, gutter, and main workspace use a softer off-white canvas instead of pure white, reducing glare while keeping the UI crisp.

Keep older light choices working — saved light-theme variants now resolve to Soft Light automatically, so existing preferences stay consistent after updating.

Cleaner phone terminal composer — a chat-style message box groups attachments, file mentions, skills, image upload, and send controls together.

More stable phone navigation — the terminal composer and bottom tab bar stay separated so output, floating controls, and navigation no longer compete for space.

Better scroll recovery on phone — terminal and resume screens show a clear scroll-to-bottom control when you review earlier output or session history.

Clearer iPhone Remote Control guidance — Remote settings and the connection trouble screen explain when to stay in the QR scanner browser and when to use Cloudflare Tunnel for Safari.

Theme-aware Agent Input — the overlay follows the active theme accent for drop zones, attachment previews, preview controls, and the send button.

Minimize Agent Input without losing your draft — collapse the overlay to its header, then restore it with the draft intact.

Keep terminal names while switching options — custom names no longer disappear when you change shell or preset choices in the Add Terminal dialog.

Open theme settings faster — the status bar theme picker now jumps directly to Theme settings.