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Changelog

What changed

Station ships often. These are the releases, in plain words.

  1. v0.64.0

    • A new look: Station and its apps share one family of marks on an ink-blue tile
    • Design is one screen: the steps run as a trail across the top, and Claude Code works under its own tab on the stage
    • Marketing reads your projects and writes a whole week of posts from what actually happened, into a queue you approve
    • Much lighter with many agents open: a tool call no longer starts ten git processes
    • A prompt wrapped in a narrow terminal joins back into one line when the panel gets wider

  2. v0.63.0

    • The reader runs on ChatGPT, an API key or a local model as well as Claude, with a backup AI when a free plan runs out
    • A Marketing space beside Design: one text per platform, a week calendar, ideas from your own commits
    • Hover a link in a browser panel to see where it goes

  3. v0.62.0

    • PDFs read the way Acrobat shows them: one continuous column, Acrobat’s zoom fits, links, contents and search
    • The reader takes web articles, Markdown, subtitles and public-domain books
    • One pill per running server in the status bar, dropped when the server stops

  4. v0.61.0

    • A tutor beside the book: translation under every line, chapters simplified to your level, any sentence taken apart
    • Pomodoro, redrawn, with your totals and two weeks of bars
    • Update notes read as text, and the download shows its speed and time left

  5. v0.60.0

    • Point & tell: pick elements on a page, pin a note to each, and hand them to Claude Code with the file and line behind them
    • Words you save come back in a review room, and export to Anki
    • Hand work out from any session: an ordinary Claude Code session can split a job across several agents and follow them

  6. v0.59.0

    • A redrawn reading room: the shelf opens on your current book, and pages slide as they turn
    • Settings, regrouped into cards with an icon rail and a search box
    • Design finds the panels and windows of an Electron app, not only a website’s pages

  7. v0.58.0

    • A setup check on first run for Claude Code and Git, with the command that fixes each one
    • One setting for what agents may do: ask for everything, accept edits, automatic, or don’t ask
    • A page whose dev server moved to another port is followed, not reported as broken
    • Harder to tamper with: every window sandboxed, browser cookies encrypted on disk

  8. v0.57.0

    • Sites ask before they use your camera, microphone, location or clipboard, and the answer is remembered per site
    • Tell your agents your name
    • Updates come from a public source and need no credentials

  9. v0.56.0

    • The composer: a roomy box to write a long prompt in, with Enter as a new line, dropped into the terminal unsent
    • Undo an agent’s turn, and undo the undo, including changes made through Bash
    • A second model reviews each agent turn’s change and speaks up only when it finds something
    • A fresh checkout gets the project’s ignored .env files
    • Usage shows what every session reads before its first prompt
    • Answer an agent’s permission prompt from its card
    • One shared browser profile, and logins that work in every panel

  10. v0.55.0

    • Each agent tab shows how full its context window is
    • Scratch files an agent leaves behind are offered to the Recycle Bin
    • Conversations are kept past Claude Code’s 30-day cleanup: 190 MB of transcripts in 0.5 MB

  11. v0.54.0

    • Dictation from anywhere: hold Ctrl+Win in any app, speak, and it is pasted
    • A session waiting on its own background work stays “working”
    • Ctrl+Shift+2 copies the text off any part of the screen
    • The screenshot editor crops, zooms, pans and steps through the folder
    • Run (F5) shows what the workspace builds and starts it only if it is not up

  12. v0.53.0

    • Station speaks eleven languages, in every window
    • Screenshots in about 60 ms (from 1.3 s), with “same area again” and a delayed capture
    • A project’s own picture on its rail tile
    • Choose which views get a tab in the title bar

  13. v0.52.0

    • Far lighter with many agents: background terminals draw on one shared tick: six busy agents went from most of a CPU core to a fraction of one
    • The agents rail keeps its order and moves a row only when its state changes
    • A Sounds page for every cue