Latest · Nov 5, 2026
0.9.190
Your agent keeps getting better, often several times a day.
$curl -fsSL https://archetype.ing/install.sh | sh
6releases on November 5
5platforms: macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, Android, servers
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0.9.140Nov 5, 2026
Your keys, your way
- NEWKeyboard shortcuts live in one place, you can change them, and they stay with your account.
- NEWOpenCode joins the engines, and installing or signing in to one no longer needs a terminal.
- NEWOn a team, several members can carry on one session together.
- NEWSlack signs in without asking for a token and cookie.
- FIXEDAn app update hands finished results over to the next version.
- FIXEDA waiting command stays offered when an engine runs the session.
- FIXEDArchiving a merged worktree warns of nothing and asks less.
0.9.139Nov 5, 2026
Pull requests that come back to you
- NEWA pull request's failing checks return to the session that opened it.
- NEWAn agent can ask you for a key in a private field, outside the conversation.
- NEWThe phone can answer from a notification on iOS.
- NEWThe menu bar panel keeps what failed and shows your plan's use.
- FIXEDNow on the phone finds what is running, even across many folders.
- FIXEDA long turn keeps its record, and a broken client frees its session.
- FIXEDA run out of turns hands over its last round.
0.9.138Nov 5, 2026
Know what is waiting
- NEWA session waiting on something says so in the list.
- NEWThe work going on stays one calm line above the field.
- NEWSlack signs in from the session this computer already has.
- NEWAn answer's card writes what it sends without using a turn.
0.9.136Nov 5, 2026
A session knows its pull request
- NEWA session knows its pull request, and each agent shows its account and models.
- NEWA tool call shows as it is being written.
- NEW@ finds sessions in a folder and its worktrees, and reads them.
- FIXEDCodex and other engines stop repeating their instructions every turn.
- FIXEDA long step input scrolls instead of being cut off.
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