What changed, release by release.
Each section below is one release: what is new and what got better. Press its number to jump to it.
0.2.0
Kamal logs in colour, and clearer messages from git.
Kamal's logs now keep their colours in your theme, and a git hook that stops a commit explains itself in readable text.
+ new
- Kamal's Logs drawer shows each line in its own colours, matched to your theme, while level filters, search and copy keep working on the text.
~ better
- Progress lines in a Kamal deploy show their latest state instead of every redraw.
- When a git hook stops a commit, its coloured message reads as clean text.
- The desktop app shows its release number in About and at the foot of the settings sidebar.
Every terminal at a glance, and your work right where you left it.
Peek and the tab overview show every terminal live, the programs you had open come back after a restart, and Changes and History cover a whole branch.
+ new
- Peek and a tab overview show live previews of every terminal, so you can find the one that needs you without switching tabs.
- The programs you had open come back when your host restarts: Claude Code, Codex and viewers pick up where they were.
- Several accounts in one app, each with its own label. Every shell knows which account it belongs to, and
Ctrl+Cmd+Aswitches between them. - The Remote hosts page shows whether each host is running and which version it has.
- When everything is committed, Changes offers what the branch has committed, ready to review.
- History shows each worktree's uncommitted work on top, draws only the branches you pick, and finds any commit, branch or tag.
- Create a tag from History's commit menu, and move or resize its details.
- Markdown previews draw Mermaid diagrams.
- Terraform can focus on one area or on a resource's connections, and its list sorts by any column.
- A tab can hold any block on its own, such as Changes or History, and a block's header switches its kind in place.
- An empty terminal area opens on a start page that shows where to begin.
~ better
- Typing stays responsive while terminals print a lot or the screen is busy, in the desktop app and the browser.
- What you type while a terminal is opening goes to it as soon as it is ready.
- Notifications from terminals are grouped, with shorter banners.
- Files, Terraform, Workflows and Kamal share one toolbar and one look, so every block works the same way.
- Workflows marks uncommitted changes and updates the workflow on screen as you edit it.
- Kamal shows the deploy under way first.
- Terraform opens on a project's resources and lists environments from production down.
- New worktrees are created next to your existing ones.
- Claude Code's interface draws in full in the browser.
- Better stability across the desktop app, the browser and terminal hosts, on macOS and Linux.
0.1.0
The first beta build.
The multiplexer that the rest of Superlogical is built on: shells that keep running when their window closes, and a desktop app and browser that both attach to the same live session.
+ new
- Shells run in a background host, so closing the app, losing the network, or switching machines leaves them running. Reopen and your blocks are where you left them.
- The desktop app and the browser show the same session. Open a session from another machine and you are typing into the same shells, not watching a screenshare.
- Group terminals into named sessions, split and rearrange blocks, and choose a tab bar across the top or a full-height sidebar. The host remembers the arrangement.
- System, Light, and Dark appearance with four built-in themes. Import a theme file, including Zed theme families, or export the current one to start your own.
- Automatic contrast correction: colors that would fade out on your theme are adjusted just enough to read, and colors that already pass are left alone.
- Comfortable and Compact density, switchable from the command palette or the View menu.