Saggar 0.28.2 makes agent plans and subagents easier to follow. The native iPhone beta also gets a calmer, more reliable terminal dashboard.

Saggar 0.28.1 adds image annotation, asks before scanning development folders, and improves remote-control reliability. The native iPhone beta also gets a round of appearance and navigation refinements.

This release turns the native iPhone app into a fuller companion for terminals, projects, files, browsers, and iOS Simulators running on your Mac. It also expands agent support and makes provider setup easier to understand.

This patch lets scheduled jobs run saved project commands and fixes crashes in torn-off Mac terminals and the iPhone Companion.

This patch adds shortcut customization, makes agent prompts easier to inspect, and keeps installed agent hooks current after an upgrade.

This patch makes terminal input more dependable on the Mac and brings the native iPhone Companion beta much closer to the full remote terminal experience.

The native Saggar Companion for iPhone is now available as a public beta on TestFlight.

This release catches Saggar up with recent Claude Code and Codex changes. Provider setup now adapts to the version installed on your Mac, with clearer guidance when an update or another step is needed.

Most of this release is about how Saggar tells you a terminal needs you. It also adds terminal editors, improves Option-key behavior, and makes mobile pairing more reliable.

A follow-up to 0.25.0 with fixes for typing while scrolled, remote access, Antigravity, and the pointer, plus a safer Turbo around browser automation and a sixth status for jobs that finish over uncommitted work.