The Git Client got a friendly redesign — and it now follows you across every project.

Redesigned Git Client — a warmer, friendlier look with a soft sans-serif interface, rounded pill controls, and the app's blue accent, while diffs, commit hashes, and file paths stay monospace and diff colors stay unchanged.

Switch projects without leaving Git — the project name in the Git toolbar is now a picker, so you can view any project's changes, history, branches, and graph without closing and reopening the dialog. Each project shows its own avatar, color, and emoji.

See who you're committing as — the git account picker now shows your GitHub or GitLab profile picture for each account, with a colored initials badge as a fallback, and the same avatars appear in Settings -> Git.

Project avatars in the header — the project switcher in the top breadcrumb now shows each project's avatar and emoji.

Browse your full project history — the History tab loads older commits as you scroll instead of stopping at the most recent few.

Choose whether the Agent Input bar appears — a new Terminal setting hides the floating Agent Input composer on AI terminals; a small ⌘I input pill and shortcut reopen it, and you can flip the switch from the Agent Input overlay header.

Generated files show up instantly — files your AI agent creates inside build-output folders (dist, build, .next, coverage, target, vendor) appear in the File Explorer in real time.

Copy from the phone terminal — Remote Control can now copy terminal text to your phone's clipboard.

Jump straight to a project on your phone — tapping a project on the Remote Control dashboard scrolls right to it.