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Changelog

Every trau release, newest first: what’s new, what changed and what got fixed.

Latest release

v2.64.0

Sep 20, 2026

Releases shipped

109

since June 2026

  1. v2.45.0

    Every interview now has a goal

    Pick what an interview is for: clarify, refine, split, plan or check a ticket for staleness. Interviews also start from the queue and run in batches over the backlog.

    Added

    • Interview goals — Clarify, Refine, Split and Refine + plan — shape the outcome, from a proofread rewrite to parallel child tickets
    • A Stale check goal re-reads a ticket against today’s code and corrects only what went stale, or flags the ticket as obsolete
    • Every pending queue row can start an interview, and a batch pass runs Refine or Stale check over the backlog rows you select
    • An interview outcome under review copies, downloads as Markdown or exports to PDF

    Changed

    • Review fix rounds no longer re-answer threads they already answered, and the loop card shows a live round as it runs

    Fixed

    • A run that parks on review feedback now ends instead of resuming itself every few seconds

  2. v2.44.0

    Epic pull requests get reviewed like tickets

    Epic PRs now get the same review fix rounds and review gate as ticket PRs. Review trust no longer needs an admin token, and Git work gets sturdier.

    Added

    • Epic pull requests answer trusted review feedback in bounded fix rounds and can wait for a trusted approval before merging
    • Every Settings section exports to a file and imports back with a preview, and trau config does the same from the terminal

    Changed

    • Review trust works without a repository-admin token: name trusted reviewers in Settings, and unvouched feedback parks the PR instead of failing the run
    • Git operations no longer leave or trip over stale lock files, and teardown never deletes work it could not save
    • Stacked epic layers whose CI only runs by hand are no longer held back forever

    Removed

    • The standalone Terminal page is gone; transcripts still stream on each run page

  3. v2.43.0

    Folder repos run tickets in isolated worktrees

    Folder repo tickets can run side by side in isolated lanes, each child serving its own app. Model lineups save as presets, and worktrees get their own pages in the hub.

    Added

    • A folder repo ticket that names its child repos runs in an isolated lane with its own worktrees and apps, alongside other isolated tickets
    • Models by phase presets save a whole provider, model and effort lineup under a name and apply it in one click
    • Interview and Research inputs offer optional ghost-text completions from any OpenAI-compatible endpoint
    • The opening you type to start an Interview or Research session is lightly proofread and pinned above the conversation as a brief
    • Worktrees has its own sidebar item: Trees prunes stragglers, and Setup detects your stack and proposes its setup and serve commands

    Changed

    • Model pickers offer curated shortlists per provider, review rounds default to ten, and the run page fits a phone

  4. v2.42.0

    Parked epics unpark on their own

    A parked epic now watches the tracker and unparks by itself once a child is ready. The Loop page looks the same idle or draining, and the hub shows your license status.

    Added

    • Parked epics re-check the tracker after every sync and unpark by themselves once a child becomes pickable or every child settles
    • Epic groups in the queue fold up and list every child with its own state, finished ones included
    • The Updates panel and trau doctor show your license status, and a key saved in Settings applies without a restart

    Changed

    • An epic whose children are not ready parks with a clear reason instead of pausing and relaunching on unchanged children
    • The idle Loop view uses the same layout as a draining one, and it fits a phone
    • Updating is a one-line install command with a copy button; the Homebrew, Scoop and Winget update path is gone

  5. v2.41.0

    Install and update with your license key

    Trau now installs and updates through its licensed channel. One command installs the right build for your machine and verifies the download first.

    Added

    • A one-line install command with your license key picks the right build for macOS or Linux, verifies it and installs it

    Changed

    • The update check uses your license key; with no key set it stays off and nothing leaves your machine

  6. v2.40.0

    Auggie joins as a fourth agent

    Trau can now drive Auggie alongside Claude, Codex and Kimi. Desktop notifications cover every event, and the web UI loads much faster.

    Added

    • Auggie is a supported agent, pinned per ticket or per repo and signed in and out from the hub
    • Build, repair and bugfix agents use a managed, isolated browser and never drive your own browser session
    • Anything you start in the Inbox, including research questions and drafted issues, can be saved for later

    Changed

    • Desktop notifications cover every event the hub records, with native notifications on Windows and macOS
    • Installs and updates now come through the licensed channel; the Homebrew, Scoop and Winget packages are no longer updated
    • The web UI loads a fraction of what it used to, uses the full page width and fits a phone

  7. v2.39.0

    Ticket ids link straight to your tracker

    Every ticket id in the hub now opens the issue in your tracker. Review feedback reaches you right away, and rows waiting on a person keep reminding you until they settle.

    Added

    • Ticket ids across the hub, and ticket keys in rendered descriptions, open the issue in Linear, Jira, GitHub or Azure DevOps
    • Changes requested on a pull request raises a Loop banner with one-click Address review comments, plus web push and desktop alerts
    • Rows waiting on a merge, review changes or QA sign-off remind you again on an interval you set
    • Trau can send crash reports so failures get fixed; they never carry your code, prompts or keys, and you can turn them off in Settings

    Changed

    • Runs show one status pill, shipped or merged, along with how long each run worked and when it finished

    Removed

    • The mid-run design pick gate and a third-party skills library integration are gone

  8. v2.38.0

    One interview can propose several epics

    An interview that finds independent groups of work now proposes sibling epics and queues them together. Folder repos run epics end to end, and every run shows the model it ran on.

    Added

    • Interviews propose sibling epics when the work splits into independent groups, and Create and queue files and queues them in order
    • Each proposed epic names the Project member repo or folder child it runs in
    • Folder repos run epics end to end, either pinned to one child repo or as a sequential group of folder runs
    • Trau checks your Serena setup and pauses cleanly, instead of failing, when a helper tool the build needs is unreachable
    • Every run shows the provider, model and effort it ran on

    Fixed

    • Stop on a queue row stops only that ticket, and the rest of the queue keeps running

  9. v2.37.0

    Share a run by its link

    Copy a run’s link and hand it to a teammate or to your own agent. Interviews now stay on what to build and press on the consequences of each answer.

    Added

    • Copy run link on the run page gives a URL that the hub and your own agents resolve straight back to that run
    • The run-steps dialog tells you when a repo setting already turns an Activity off

    Changed

    • Interviews no longer ask how the work ships; branching, merging, CI and releases stay with the loop
    • Interviews press on the concrete consequences of an answer and read a linked ticket’s acceptance criteria first
    • The interview review document runs full width, with every slice previewed as rendered Markdown

    Fixed

    • Very long agent prompts no longer overflow the Windows command line

  10. v2.36.0

    Sign providers in and out from the hub

    The Hub page shows which account each agent provider is signed in as, and signs them in or out without a terminal. Folder repos now ship end to end, and the web UI gains keyboard shortcuts.

    Added

    • A Providers section on the Hub page shows the account Claude, Codex and Kimi are signed in as, and signs each out in one click
    • Sign a provider in from the hub in a session you can watch and cancel, with no terminal needed
    • A Folder repo ships a run end to end, with one pull request per changed child on that child’s own base and code host
    • Keyboard shortcuts: n for New, / for search, i and q on backlog rows, and create actions in the command palette

    Changed

    • Agents can no longer push or open pull requests themselves; delivery stays with the loop

    Fixed

    • Stacked epics no longer wait on CI checks their upper layers could never receive