Signing in now shows the Terms, EULA, and Privacy Policy you agree to.
Settings ▸ Terminal ▸ Prompt: keep your shell's own prompt, or have Brunvo draw one in its shells. Brunvo's prompt starts plain and can be shaped with presets, segments, colours, and pill shapes, with a live preview, for zsh, bash, and fish. Your shell files are never changed.
Report a problem or an idea from Help, and follow each request from Received to Fixed in the new Support window.
Settings ▸ Advanced can import and export your settings for the profile you are editing.
Brunvo can now send product analytics and, if you agree, crash reports, so problems get fixed faster. Analytics start off in the EU, EEA, UK and Switzerland. Both are in Settings ▸ Privacy & Permissions, with a preview of exactly what is sent.
Privacy & Permissions links to Download My Data and the website’s Delete Account confirmation.
Uninstall can remove this Mac from your account to free its Mac slot after confirmation.
Uninstall explains which Keychain items remain and can remove saved Brunvo sign-ins from this Mac.
Timed complimentary access gives a reminder three days before it ends, with Choose a Membership. Permanent Founder access never gets this reminder.
Improved
When your bank asks you to confirm a renewal, Brunvo now says so and offers Complete Payment, which opens your account's billing page. Settings ▸ Account and the window's notices also explain a payment that did not go through, a refund, a disputed payment, a team membership that is not active, and an email address that cannot start a trial, each with its own next step.
Setup now starts with signing in, which starts your 14-day trial, and follows your account as soon as you do. Your first project opens with your agent already running.
Settings and the window are more polished: the Agents table keeps its column names in view, keyboard shortcuts are grouped by action, Files in the inspector shows its preview under the list, sign-in offers only the ways that are available, and the Extensions pane says how to add one.
A new Brunvo icon.
Rebind more navigation shortcuts in Keyboard settings, including the sidebar, choosers, Settings, onboarding, Git's main and staging views, popover navigation, and clearing a terminal selection. Shortcut guides now identify default keys.
Connections shows your signed-in GitHub CLI account and offers a connection draft to review or a setup file to import.
Manager settings explain the built-in playbook before your optional rules.
Account settings and the profile menu identify each profile's Brunvo account and explain how to sign in another profile.
Permanent complimentary plans now appear as Brunvo Founder, free forever, in Account and licence details.
Membership and license wording is consistent, with Refresh for license checks.
Brunvo has a new icon.
Fixed
Help ▸ Terms of Service and Privacy Policy open the right pages on brunvo.com.
The downloaded Brunvo recognizes its own signature, so your membership unlocks it and new sessions start.
Issue links and measured hours stay with a repository after it is renamed or moved to another owner on GitHub.
In Settings, every control now changes what it says for the profile you are editing: Work Hub and Hours no longer change the Default profile instead, Notifications and Manager say which profile decides them, and the classic window's settings show only when they apply.
The profile button keeps its account and membership context when read with assistive technology. Offscreen diagnostic runs keep Settings, Support, the profile menu, and the Supervisor panel outside every display.
Saved licence details stay visible while Brunvo reads your account sign-in or cannot read it.
Leaving Connections during its GitHub CLI check no longer shows a sign-in check error.
Revoked permanent grants in the admin console no longer appear as Founder plans.
Work Hub setup help now points to Settings > General > Features.
Settings export help now explains that connections move through setup files.
Pinned-view help now points to Saved Views in Settings > Connections.
Founder accounts now offer Refresh for licence problems, including a Mac clock that is behind, instead of asking you to renew.
Founder accounts keep a link to invoices from an earlier paid membership.
Ended trials and free access offer Choose a Membership; Renew is reserved for paid memberships.
The Work Hub membership notice has an actionable recovery button.
The Mac swap-limit notice shows when to try again and offers Contact Support.
First sign-in explains how to get started and mentions profiles only when more than one exists.
Uninstall explains how to cancel a renewing membership and links to membership management.
New Manager works again after a repository is renamed or moved to another owner: the Manager's saved repository follows it to its new name.
Managers keep their work when a repository moves, including when reopening or restoring a saved workspace.
Profiles signed into the same account on one Mac share one Mac slot.
A Manager can again start new work with the context of an earlier conversation, including one from before Brunvo, by its issue or by its conversation id.
An agent with background work still running, such as a shell command it left going, now shows as working and is announced as finished once, when that work ends.
An agent with background work still running, such as a shell command it left going, now shows as working and is announced as finished once, when that work ends.
VoiceOver now announces profile rows, Settings search results and shortcut conflicts, and setup stays in front.
Resuming a conversation now reopens it in its old tab when that tab is only an idle shell. A resumed Codex agent now shows when it is working, so its Manager can follow it. Imported tabs no longer show issue numbers that nothing is linked to.
VoiceOver moves to each new Setup step's title.
A Manager keeps its Manager standing after a restart restores its tab, and the agents it manages show working while it works instead of done.
A Manager's agents now show their own state: a finished agent reads done (or "with Manager" while its Manager takes in the result) instead of working while another agent works. The Manager's row counts its agents, and a Manager can mark a finished agent as needing your feedback or waiting on other work.
The Overview, Agents and Inspector buttons beside the profile button stay on the toolbar, and come back if an update had lost them.