The Agent World & Wallet Safety Upgrade
This release brings a big leap in Agent World depth, smoother navigation across the app, and a major wallet-safety fix—plus quality-of-life polish throughout. 🎉
Highlights
Agent World goes native 🌍
Agent World (tiny.place) is now deeply integrated with a full Rust data layer and a ported React UI, unlocking core surfaces like Feed, Messages, Jobs/Bounties, Directory/Identities, and devnet payment flows with confirm-before-spend. On top of that foundation, Explore now pulls real live data, identity registration publishes to the Directory correctly, DMs resolve handles reliably, and groups/creating bounties give clearer UX feedback.
(#3780, #3839, #3847, #3846, #3840, #3837, #3835) — Thank you @graycyrus!
Smarter agent workflows & orchestration 🤖
Detached background sub-agents now cleanly cancel when their parent thread is closed, preventing “fire-and-forget” runs against deleted conversations. And the agent is now grounded to a live per-turn clock so time-relative statements (“good morning”, “today/tomorrow”) stay accurate across long sessions.
(#3742, #3752) — Thank you @sanil-23!
Wallet safety, visibility, and trust 🔐
A critical wallet fix ensures the Recovery Phrase experience reveals the existing phrase instead of accidentally regenerating/overwriting a user’s wallet—now guarded by an explicit “force” path and a clearer UI state machine. Wallet access is also more discoverable with a prominent sidebar entry, and Agent World now shows a handy wallet address chip in its sidebar header.
(#3849, #3836, #3838) — Thank you @graycyrus!
Navigation & chat shell polish 🧭
The shell is easier to use when collapsed thanks to an icon-only navigation rail that stays fully navigable, complete with tooltips and active state. The sidebar header is also cleaner (language picker moved to Settings), and the chat/sidebar experience gets a meaningful rework with thread-title rename flowing into the sidebar and other chat shell refinements.
(#3802, #3810, #3854) — Thank you @graycyrus and @senamakel!
Rewards + Discord linking made real 🎁
Discord linking now actually runs OAuth from the Rewards page (and returns you right back), and the Rewards experience adds disconnect/re-link plus clear per-achievement role assignment status—so claiming roles is transparent and actionable.
(#3748, #3766) — Thank you @YellowSnnowmann!
Localization & UX correctness fixes 🌐
More user-facing strings are now fully localized, including OpenHuman Link account/notification messaging and the Model Council hint picker labels—closing gaps where English literals bypassed i18n. Also, Conscious loop triggers are now guarded to prevent duplicate runs on rapid clicks.
(#3702, #3704, #3708) — Thank you @obchain!
Embedded webview providers expand 🧩
The embedded webview account picker now supports more mainstream providers—Gmail, Outlook, Instagram, and X—across frontend, Tauri shell, core login detection, and provider recipes.
(#3755) — Thank you @senamakel!
Test & release health improvements 🧪
E2E coverage and Playwright/Vitest setup were adapted to the chat-as-home shell, fixing navigation races and stabilizing coverage timeouts.
(#3754) — Thank you @senamakel!
Agent World UI alignment & sidebar cleanup 🧹
Agent World continues to be streamlined: Jobs is now hidden from the Agent World sidebar (while keeping the route accessible for deep links), and job applying gains an agent tool plus a clearer “proposal submitted” success UX.
(#3855, #3848) — Thank you @graycyrus!
Linux packaging reliability 🐧
AppImage bundling now consistently replaces the bundled ld-linux from the CI host system to prevent glibc mismatch crashes seen on newer distros (e.g., Fedora with glibc ≥ 2.42).
(#3645) — Thank you @0xhis!
New Contributors
- Thank you @0xhis for fixing AppImage glibc mismatch crashes by ensuring the bundled
ld-linuxis always replaced from the host system. (#3645)
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Contributor Credits
Huge thanks to everyone who shipped this release: @0xhis, @graycyrus, @obchain, @sanil-23, @senamakel, @YellowSnnowmann, and our ever-helpful automation friend @github-actions[bot].