Changelog

October 19, 20260.1.24

Your shell settings, under every shell

If you use fish or tcsh, Exawatt now finds the agent home folders your shell sets, such as CODEX_HOME or CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR. In 0.1.22 that worked only in zsh, bash and sh. A value that spans several lines now arrives whole.

Improvements

Starting a Codex agent no longer waits for Exawatt to read your shell settings.

Fixes

Quit, Restart and Restart to Update always finish, or tell you what they are still waiting for.
Cancel appears only while cancelling can still keep every agent running.
If macOS finishes preparing an update after Exawatt said it could not, the notice offers Restart to Update again.
After a restart or update, something that cannot come back no longer stops the rest from coming back.

October 19, 20260.1.22

Your agents talk to each other

Your Claude Code and Codex agents in one Project message each other by name. Every message shows up in Team's Chatter tab, with whether it arrived. Add your own line with Send as operator.

New

Direct a group. Drag around agents on the Fleet board, press ⌘D and type one line. Each agent shows whether it got it.
Your projects are already here. The Start screen lists the folders Claude Code, Codex and Antigravity already work in. One click opens one, and nothing in those apps changes.
Gemini joins the roster. Start it with ⌘T beside Claude Code and Codex, with a guided Google sign-in.
Every agent has a name, like claude-1, so you and your other agents can reach it.
Exawatt now counts, anonymously, whether a new install opens a project and starts an agent, so we can see where people get stuck. The exact events are on the Privacy page, and Settings turns them off.

Improvements

Restarting or updating brings back what you were holding: the Fleet camera and any feedback you had not sent.
Signing in to an agent is one step inside Exawatt, for every agent.
Codex, Claude Code, Grok and Qwen setups with a custom home folder are found.

Fixes

Restart to Update and Quit say what they are waiting for, finish within a set time, and can be cancelled. Nothing hangs on "Closing Exawatt…".
Agent marks stay legible on light themes, and Team tiles and Chatter show the same mark for the same agent.
A model is marked unavailable only when the agent's own list says so.
Shift+arrow on the Fleet board extends a selection without jumping to another Project.
A dismissed notice stays dismissed.

October 15, 20260.1.20

Usage you can act on

Usage shows how fast your agents are spending right now, warns you before a plan runs out, and adds your Google account beside Claude and Codex.

New

A live burn line. Tokens per minute and dollars per hour over the last ten minutes, for each account.
Run-out alerts. A notification when a plan is on course to run out before it resets. Turn them off in Settings.
Your Google account on Usage. Weekly limits for each model group, read from your own Antigravity CLI.
Antigravity CLI from Google. Launch and resume its agents like any other.
Fleet v2, as a Preview. A new Fleet board with five materials. Turn it on in Settings; the current board stays the default.

Improvements

The Fleet board keeps moving on battery, at a slower pace, instead of freezing.
Sent feedback shows it was sent and closes itself.

Fixes

Restart to Update has macOS accept the update before any agent stops, and a refused or failed install no longer hangs on "Closing Exawatt…".

September 29, 20260.1.18

Qwen Code, and a steadier app

Launch, resume, pick models, and see Qwen Code history alongside Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and Grok.

New

Connect a server in one screen. Pick a server, approve send access in one click, and find connected coworkers in one Remote home. Cancelling a Connect closes everything it opened.
Settings > Safety. An optional guard that refuses an agent's process kill when it would take down your apps, other agents or too many processes at once. Off by default.

Improvements

⌘T opens instantly. The launcher paints at once and rechecks agents in the background. Start no longer waits on unrelated agents.
Better on battery. The Fleet view stops animating on battery and when the screen locks.
The window heals itself. If a helper process is killed, the window recovers on its own, and asks to Reload or Quit only when it cannot.
The counts bar and the Fleet board use the same status words.
A read that fails says so, with Retry, instead of looking empty.

Fixes

Paused agents read as paused everywhere, never as failed. Closing a tab while its agent is starting cancels the start.
Saved workspace, session, usage and plan records that cannot be read are kept and retried, never written over. Browser storage survives a relaunch.
Grok usage survives a restart, and usage the previous version dropped is read again.
Cancelling ⌘Q leaves everything running.

September 29, 20260.1.17

The first public download

Exawatt's first build published on GitHub. It was never offered as an update, and 0.1.18 carries everything in it.

Your shell settings, under every shell

Improvements

Starting a Codex agent no longer waits for Exawatt to read your shell settings.

Fixes

Quit, Restart and Restart to Update always finish, or tell you what they are still waiting for.
Cancel appears only while cancelling can still keep every agent running.
If macOS finishes preparing an update after Exawatt said it could not, the notice offers Restart to Update again.
After a restart or update, something that cannot come back no longer stops the rest from coming back.

Your agents talk to each other

Your Claude Code and Codex agents in one Project message each other by name. Every message shows up in Team's Chatter tab, with whether it arrived. Add your own line with Send as operator.

New

Direct a group. Drag around agents on the Fleet board, press ⌘D and type one line. Each agent shows whether it got it.
Your projects are already here. The Start screen lists the folders Claude Code, Codex and Antigravity already work in. One click opens one, and nothing in those apps changes.
Gemini joins the roster. Start it with ⌘T beside Claude Code and Codex, with a guided Google sign-in.
Every agent has a name, like claude-1, so you and your other agents can reach it.
Exawatt now counts, anonymously, whether a new install opens a project and starts an agent, so we can see where people get stuck. The exact events are on the Privacy page, and Settings turns them off.

Improvements

Restarting or updating brings back what you were holding: the Fleet camera and any feedback you had not sent.
Signing in to an agent is one step inside Exawatt, for every agent.
Codex, Claude Code, Grok and Qwen setups with a custom home folder are found.

Fixes

Restart to Update and Quit say what they are waiting for, finish within a set time, and can be cancelled. Nothing hangs on "Closing Exawatt…".
Agent marks stay legible on light themes, and Team tiles and Chatter show the same mark for the same agent.
A model is marked unavailable only when the agent's own list says so.
Shift+arrow on the Fleet board extends a selection without jumping to another Project.
A dismissed notice stays dismissed.

Usage you can act on

Usage shows how fast your agents are spending right now, warns you before a plan runs out, and adds your Google account beside Claude and Codex.

New

A live burn line. Tokens per minute and dollars per hour over the last ten minutes, for each account.
Run-out alerts. A notification when a plan is on course to run out before it resets. Turn them off in Settings.
Your Google account on Usage. Weekly limits for each model group, read from your own Antigravity CLI.
Antigravity CLI from Google. Launch and resume its agents like any other.
Fleet v2, as a Preview. A new Fleet board with five materials. Turn it on in Settings; the current board stays the default.

Improvements

The Fleet board keeps moving on battery, at a slower pace, instead of freezing.
Sent feedback shows it was sent and closes itself.

Fixes

Restart to Update has macOS accept the update before any agent stops, and a refused or failed install no longer hangs on "Closing Exawatt…".

Qwen Code, and a steadier app

Launch, resume, pick models, and see Qwen Code history alongside Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and Grok.

New

Connect a server in one screen. Pick a server, approve send access in one click, and find connected coworkers in one Remote home. Cancelling a Connect closes everything it opened.
Settings > Safety. An optional guard that refuses an agent's process kill when it would take down your apps, other agents or too many processes at once. Off by default.

Improvements

⌘T opens instantly. The launcher paints at once and rechecks agents in the background. Start no longer waits on unrelated agents.
Better on battery. The Fleet view stops animating on battery and when the screen locks.
The window heals itself. If a helper process is killed, the window recovers on its own, and asks to Reload or Quit only when it cannot.
The counts bar and the Fleet board use the same status words.
A read that fails says so, with Retry, instead of looking empty.

Fixes

Paused agents read as paused everywhere, never as failed. Closing a tab while its agent is starting cancels the start.
Saved workspace, session, usage and plan records that cannot be read are kept and retried, never written over. Browser storage survives a relaunch.
Grok usage survives a restart, and usage the previous version dropped is read again.
Cancelling ⌘Q leaves everything running.