What's new
Language servers, fully heard: Type hints drift in beside your variables, parameter help appears the moment you open a paren, and if the server crashes, Athas quietly picks it back up.
Hit the mic: Talk to the agent instead of typing.
Introducing Worktrees: A new panel in the Git sidebar, right beside changes and stashes.
Remote, without the detour: Connect to a remote host and it opens as a project tab — browse, edit, and switch the same way you do locally.
Extended CLI commands: athas web, athas terminal, athas remote. Three small doors into the editor.
What we fixed
Git feels calmer
fetch, push, and pull no longer freeze the editor while they run. The git actions menu always stays on screen, the gutter updates smoothly on Linux, and the pull request viewer works on older gh CLIs.
The editor stays out of your way
Inline edit has a proper toolbar and a rebindable Cmd+I. Shortcut chips everywhere in the app update the moment you change a keybinding. Pane fullscreen stops killing the terminal inside it, and the tab bar is there even when you've closed everything.
Terminal, less fussy
Profiles and shell selection, proper paste, ANSI codes out of tab titles, and Cmd+W focusing the right thing.
Small good things
Svelte highlighting. A rebuilt SQLite viewer. A warmer first-run onboarding and an in-app What's New tab after updates. Telemetry off by default. Signed Windows builds with SHA256 checksums alongside every release.
Thanks
@Finesssee, @Lyapsus, and @ChristmasSun— thank you for this cycle.