Catch up on the latest from Atmos

Atmos Desktop 2026.8.11 ships Atmos Hub sign-in and account security, Relay device credentials for multi-device work, Linear issue integration in Tasks, mobile QR pairing, and a redesigned Token Usage overview with shareable charts.

Atmos Desktop 2026.8.10 ships the Tasks surface for Atmos and GitHub work, nested right-drawer issue/PR review, Launchpad naming, center-tab MRU restore, deeper GitHub PR/Actions review, and a simpler branch/PR-oriented workspace model.

Atmos Desktop 2026.8.9 brings a full Token Usage overview (tokens/cost, agent and model breakdowns, shareable cards), harder AppShot dual-shift capture with fly-in feedback, pinned Desktop Use control engine 0.19.2 with in-app auto-update, richer Browser Use control, canvas terminal agent status that matches mosaic panes, and GitHub hover user cards with contribution context.

Atmos Desktop 2026.8.7 ships embedded Browser Use and Desktop Use, a flexible Management Center layout, deeper GitHub Issues/Actions/Checks workbench, Run terminal project logs, and a steadier terminal and agent attention experience—so you can browse, drive the OS, and stay oriented without leaving the shell.

Atmos Desktop 2026.7.29 moves production Desktop to the Electron shell (product identity remains Atmos / com.atmos.desktop) and ships bundled Server runtime, native AppShot dual-shift capture, binary-safe git diffs with image previews, packaging polish, and reliability fixes across skills, terminal, and refresh flows.

Atmos Desktop 2026.7.27 ships Project/Workspace Groups with Kanban boards, warm workspace surface caching, Disk Analyzer, browser cookie sync, Dynamic Skills disable, a first-run onboarding wizard, and a stronger Canvas + composer context workflow — including protocol chips for AI context paste and browser element selections.

Atmos Desktop 2026.7.16 adds first-class Grok Build terminal support and ships the TanStack Query data layer, GitHub center tabs, workspace grouping, TypeScript 7 tooling, and a wave of terminal and editor reliability fixes.

Atmos Desktop 2026.7.9 strengthens terminal UX and stability with robust terminal caching strategies, custom terminal tab names, instant AI selection context, and broad performance polish.

Atmos Desktop 2026.7.3 adds terminal side chats, richer preview inspection, cleaner agent hook context, Appshots workflow polish, and desktop runtime reliability updates.

Atmos Desktop 2026.7.2 updates Canvas workspaces, desktop preview and standalone windows, Agent Chat history, Git/GitHub workflows, local runtime distribution, and release infrastructure.

Atmos Desktop 2026.6.23 ships drag-and-drop Kanban and GitHub Issue import, Code Review with inline comments and revision threads, Atmos Computer and Hosted Web remote access, plus local model runtime, Canvas/Appshots, automations, and the mobile MVP. CLI and Local Web Runtime are also decoupled into standalone install and update paths.

Atmos 2026.4.6 is our first major release. It brings Tunnel Connector to your desktop, real-time agent state tracking across the entire UI, a live file tree with Git status, branch sync visibility in the top bar, and a range of reliability and polish improvements.

Release 2026.3.26 focuses on landing page polish plus a new cross-origin preview element inspector.

Release 2026.3.22 makes workspace deletion non-blocking and adds progress toasts.

Release 2026.3.21 improves preview UX and desktop workspace behavior.

Release 2026.3.20 adds terminal link preferences, editor jump-to-line, file-tree reveal, and continued polish for update checks and link handling.

Release 2026.3.19 bundles terminal search, image support, settings refresh, and splashscreen polish.

Release 2026.3.18 introduces in-app updates, a settings modal, Homebrew distribution, and the supporting release infrastructure.

Release 2026.3.18 overhauls desktop terminal behavior and adds AI token cost estimates plus Cursor usage sync.

Early preview 2026.3.15 brings GitHub Issue linking, LLM-generated TODOs, and a more resilient workspace creation flow to the desktop app.

This was the first desktop app release under 2026.3.13, initially shipping only a macOS ARM build.