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Saggar 0.28.0

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.

Native iPhone app​

  • Work across several paired Macs from one project and terminal list.
  • Start, rename, organize, and close terminals, or launch agents with a model, task, working directory, and attachments.
  • Run saved project commands from the terminal launcher.
  • Read and reply to terminal notifications, with drafts, unread state, search, and history kept on the phone.
  • Browse referenced files, project folders, and Git changes with native previews for text, Markdown, images, PDFs, audio, and video.
  • Customize terminal controls, text size, scrollback, hardware-keyboard behavior, haptics, project appearance, and list density.
  • Browse on the phone, or open a page on the Mac when it needs access to a local development site.
  • Watch and control iOS Simulators running on the Mac.

Agents​

  • Add Pi and OpenCode sessions, including lifecycle updates and exact resume support.
  • Show Claude Code teammates as separate managed terminals, with live subagent activity.
  • Publish a provider capability matrix and keep launch choices aligned with installed tools.
  • Allow approved custom resume commands for durable terminal tools.

Fixes​

  • Keep mobile launches from duplicating after a lost response.
  • Restore damaged saved mobile connection state without crashing.
  • Include the app's JavaScript reliably in mobile release builds.
  • Fix crashes in torn-off Mac terminals and the native iPhone terminal.
  • Improve mobile keyboard handling, browser navigation, notification setup, and terminal layout.