Conversations Across Computers — two agents talk it through

Start a conversation between agents on two paired computers — Start a conversation (in the Agent Input footer, or Orchestration → Conversations) pairs one of your agents with an agent on a paired computer under a Turn budget; they take turns until they agree, hit the budget, or you end it

Keep working while the other computer is away — turns for a computer that is offline or closed queue on the sender and are delivered in order when it's back; your agent keeps working, and the thread shows since when the other side has been offline

Follow every thread — Orchestration → Conversations lists each conversation with its turn count and state, with Pause, Resume and End conversation

Revoke with no surprises — revoking a paired computer's access in Settings → Machines spells out what stays: both computers stay paired, every terminal keeps running, and each thread stays readable for a day

Paired computers in the @ picker — type @ in Agent Input and each paired computer gets its own section in the terminal list; an offline computer's terminals stay listed, collapsed, as last known

Send once or Converse — a mention of a terminal on another computer shows which computer it runs on, whether that computer is reachable, and how Send will deliver

Conversation strip above the composer — see the live thread, each reply with its turn number, whether turns are queued, and Pause, Resume, End and Open

Start an AI agent on a paired computer from your phone — pick a paired computer in the phone's Host picker and an Operator phone can Start on it with any AI agent installed there

Answer first-run questions from the phone — when an agent on a paired computer stops to ask whether to trust the folder, or offers to update itself (Codex, Cursor Agent, OpenCode, Devin), the phone names the question and answers it with one tap

List and preview side by side — Prompt History is now a split view: prompts grouped by day on the left, the full prompt with its project, machine, terminal, agent and length on the right

Scope that mirrors your sidebar — narrow the list to all machines, one machine, a group or a project, or ⌘-click to pick several; it follows the sidebar's machine until you choose something else

Filters — Status (sent or drafts), Date (today, last 7, 30 or 90 days, or a custom range), Terminal (this terminal), Attachments, Length and Sort (newest, oldest, longest); each active filter is a chip you can remove on its own

No more empty results — when nothing matches, one-click suggestions show how many prompts you'd find by clearing the search, widening the scope, choosing Search all machines, or dropping the agent or a filter

Pick the account a new terminal runs on — Add Terminal shows an Account picker whenever the launch uses Claude, Codex, Gemini, Qwen, OpenCode or Grok and you have saved accounts, including presets and custom commands detected from their startup command

How it works — Settings → Machines → ▶ How it works opens an animated guide to the three ways to use another machine: an SSH host for its files, Handoff to a box that runs your project, and a paired computer for its agents, plus how agents talk across computers

Edit connection — change an SSH machine's name, host, port, username, identity file or ~/.ssh/config Host alias, and Test connection before saving; projects and saved connections on that machine update with it

Force remove — removing a machine that still has projects offers Force remove: the projects leave 1DevTool, their terminals close and the folder unmounts, and nothing on the host is touched

Remember the role for QR pairings — tick Don't ask again when a new device scans the QR code, or set New QR Devices in Settings → Remote to Ask every time or a fixed role; passcode sign-ins still ask

Far fewer background git runs — 1DevTool no longer re-reads git status in a loop after its own check touched the repository, waits while the window is hidden, and the phone dashboard reuses recent results

Kimi Code writes commit messages — Kimi Code now appears in the Git panel's commit message agent list