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What is new
Every CanvasCode release, what changed and why. Plus what we learn about working with several AI agents at once.
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Release 1.57.0
Agents talk to each other and tidy up the screen for you, and a message from one to another no longer gets mixed into what you're typing.
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Release 1.56.1
Leave your agents working and step away: your Mac no longer falls asleep in the middle of the task.
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Release 1.56.0
omp joins the canvas as a new kind of agent, opencode 2 now works, and agents keep working together even when you are looking somewhere else.
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Release 1.55.2
Asking an agent to run an iOS app opens the Xcode Simulator again. The in-canvas simulator became a choice, and a new setting flips the default.
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Release 1.55.1
A project with an open iPhone simulator would crash Canvas Code the moment you opened it. This version fixes that.
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Release 1.55.0
The task list gets tabs and a "Blocked" status. And statuses are no longer three fixed ones: every project now has its own, with the names, colors and order you choose.
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Release 1.54.0
The iPhone simulator now lives inside the canvas, with touch, keyboard and iOS gestures. And agents get eyes and a finger on the device their app is running on.
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Release 1.53.1
The browser that lives inside Canvas Code became a real browser: it downloads files, shows what the page is asking, accepts attachments, camera and passwords, and the address bar now searches.
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Release 1.53.0
Canvas Code dictation gained a third engine — the only one that gets your work's jargon right. And the model it downloads no longer depends on a third-party service to exist.
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Release 1.52.5
Canvas Code now talks to a desk keypad. An Ulanzi or a Stream Deck plugged into this Mac can already tell how your projects are doing and take you to any agent with a single key.
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