Realm v2.4.0

Teams

• A team is a messenger. Each teammate is a chat with its Realmite. Its runs, drafts, handoffs, questions, scheduled runs and budget stops are all in one thread, with a prompter to message it. A message answers the question it's waiting on, or carries on its last session.
• Review, redesigned. An inbox in plain words ("Email to dana@acme.com"), and each draft shown as the thing itself: a post with its slides, an email with its subject, a document as a page, a diff, a stack of files. The role's "why I made this" sits above it, and the decision bar says exactly what Approve will do. Send back and Reject open in place.
• Undo an approval. Approving in Review or in a teammate's chat leaves a toast with Undo, which puts the draft back in Waiting for you until something has left Realm.
• Review no longer contradicts itself about drafts Realm doesn't send, and a role that calls a tool that doesn't exist is told so before anyone is asked to approve it.

Sessions

• Add a teammate from (+). Bring another agent into any session to help, with a brief, in the same folder or its own worktree. The session's agent is told it joined, an @mention sends it a message, and stopping your turn leaves the teammates you added running.
• The agents at work sit over the prompter. One row shows every agent in the session, teammates and sub-agents alike, each with its own mark and state. It replaces the strip under the transcript and the count in the session bar.
• What changed, in plain words. The branch and line counts over the prompter became a pill, "Changed 3 files" or "Added 2 images", that opens a review grouped by kind: pictures before and after, documents rendered, code as diffs. The branch and counts live inside it.
• Share a session as a web page. ⋯ ▸ Share as web page… (or /share) saves one HTML file that reads well on a phone or a desktop, in light or dark, fetches nothing, and hides tokens and your home folder.
• Full access from any mode. A Claude session switches to Full access mid-session, whatever mode it started in.

Look and feel

• Cards without borders, on true squircles. Every card has a continuous corner and no outline; its fill and a soft shadow give it depth. The theme picker's tiles match.
• Chrome doesn't select. Headers, labels, chips and status lines no longer highlight. Messages, code, diffs and documents still do, and so does the text of a toast.
• Lighter shadows under the prompter and its files, and a sub-agent's "What it reported" card is big enough to read.
• Pinned sessions show their space's icon instead of the model's.

Browser and documents

• Sign in with Google works. Sign-in popups open as real windows, so the page that opened one gets the answer and the popup closes itself.
• PDF arrows step one page at a time, on slide decks and right to the last page.

Reliability

• Realm comes back after its server crashes. Windows reconnect on their own, keeping drafts and panes. If the server won't come back, the banner offers to restart it. A paired iPhone finds its Mac again too.
• Saved passwords are never thrown away. secrets.json is written all at once; an unreadable one is kept aside and Settings ▸ Passwords says where. A Keychain that refuses access leaves the file alone and offers Try again.
• More than thirty bugs fixed. Among them: scheduled tasks firing every minute through the hour that repeats when the clocks go back; a restore deleting gitignored files like .env; a failed send wiping what you typed; a lead's running sub-agents vanishing from its list; Restart to update stopping every agent; the monthly budget alert never firing; Settings ▸ Import freezing Realm while it read your agents' history; and ⇧⏎ on a permission card not allowing always.
• Finished one-time tasks can be renamed, and on the day the clocks go forward a daily 2:30 task runs at 3:00 instead of being skipped.

Realm for iPhone

• Pair an iPhone in Settings ▸ Devices. The phone reaches your Mac through Realm's relay, encrypted end to end, shows Needs you by the sidebar's own rule, and gets notifications. In TestFlight for now.

Docs

• Docs on realm.computer, and an architecture map in docs/architecture: the whole system, how each feature works, and a poster you can pan and zoom.