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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. v2.35.0

    Every run leaves a log

    The hub keeps the console of every run it starts, so a post-mortem no longer starts from nothing. Quarantined work resumes from its checkpoint, and every setting is editable from the web.

    Added

    • Every run the hub starts keeps its console log, readable on the run card, with trau forensics log and in the support bundle

    Changed

    • Every setting is editable from Settings, including the ones that used to be locked
    • The backlog board stays fast on backlogs with thousands of issues

    Fixed

    • A quarantined ticket with verified work resumes from its checkpoint instead of being rebuilt
    • Merge recovery keeps conflicts the agent already resolved, and merged slice branches are cleaned up on the remote
    • Queued labels no longer fail to apply on Linear issues that carry workspace-level labels
  2. v2.34.0

    Slices remember their ticket

    An internal issue now carries the tracker ticket it was carved out of, and branches, commits and pull requests name that ticket. A code-host outage now pauses a run without losing the verified work.

    Added

    • Internal issues carry an Origin ticket from Jira, Linear, Azure Boards or GitHub, shown as a chip that links to the tracker
    • A halted run offers a copyable Unblock prompt to hand to your own terminal agent

    Changed

    • Branches, commits and pull requests name the origin ticket your reviewer knows instead of trau’s internal id
    • Internal issues on tracker-bound repos get their own prefix, so they never collide with tracker keys
    • Costs price Codex per model, meter every hub-side agent session and show cache efficiency per phase

    Fixed

    • A code-host outage or rate limit during commit or pull request pauses the run and keeps the verified work
  3. v2.33.0

    A rebuilt Research portal

    The Research portal is rebuilt around a reading rail, so reports are easier to find and read on any screen.

    Changed

    • Research reports are grouped by stage in a rail: in progress, ready to review and applied
    • A report reads full width beside the rail, and rows move between stages as soon as the run reports
    • On a phone the rail fills the screen and a tapped report opens with a back button
  4. v2.32.0

    Point the agent at what you mean

    Interview inputs take @ references to repo files, tickets and research reports, and trau reads them into the conversation. Epics can no longer build the wrong ticket.

    Added

    • Type @ in any Interview input to reference a repo file or directory, a tracker ticket or a finished research report
    • Recover settings from an older migrated config with trau config import, and print one resolved value with trau config get
    • trau doctor names epic misconfigurations that would silently waste a run
    • Interviews can ask about visual style, and the answer travels with the work into QA and the pull request

    Fixed

    • A queued epic builds its children, never its parent ticket
    • A Claude Code permission question pauses the run as a dialog instead of sending you to sign in again
  5. v2.31.0

    A finished Overview page

    The Overview page opens on one monitoring layout that shows what trau is doing and what needs you. Design pick runs can no longer merge the scaffolding they built to compare options.

    Changed

    • The Overview page settles on one dense monitoring layout, for a single repo and for All projects
    • A design pick round shows its options side by side instead of behind a toolbar

    Fixed

    • A design pick run checks its own slice and can no longer merge the comparison scaffolding it built
  6. v2.30.0

    Share settings without sharing credentials

    Project settings can be exported and imported without credentials, and the CLI, TUI and hub now read one settings store. Live terminal dialogs can be answered from the web.

    Added

    • Export team-safe project settings and import them elsewhere, from Settings or with trau config export and trau config import
    • Answer a live terminal dialog from the run page with a key bar for Enter, Esc, arrows, yes/no and number choices
    • Export a support bundle with trau dump or from the Runs pages
    • An available update stays visible at the top of every hub page until it is installed

    Changed

    • The CLI, TUI and hub share one settings store, and older config files are imported on first start
    • A stacked epic waiting for a person to merge parks as awaiting merge and resumes by itself once merged
  7. v2.29.1

    A Backlog board without design notes

    The new Backlog board shipped with notes left over from the design round that produced it. It now shows state-group columns and nothing else.

    Fixed

    • The Backlog board drops its leftover design notes and settles on one column per backlog state group
  8. v2.29.0

    Pressing Run responds at once

    Starting a run reacts immediately and no longer waits on your tracker. Design picks show a screenshot of every option, and the backlog gains a board view.

    Added

    • A parked design pick shows a screenshot of every option, kept by the hub so it loads from another machine
    • When no preview is running, the pick card gives you the exact command to run the app yourself
    • A read-only board view for the backlog sits alongside the list, with the same filters and issue drawer

    Changed

    • Starting a run feels immediate, and a slow Linear or Jira no longer holds it up

    Fixed

    • The hub-unreachable card no longer appears on a busy machine while the hub is answering fine
  9. v2.28.0

    Runs answer their pull request reviews

    A run now reads its reviewers’ feedback and answers each thread in bounded rounds, parking for a person only when the disagreement is real. Commit messages, PR titles, PR bodies and branch names take templates.

    Added

    • Runs read pull request reviews and answer each thread in bounded rounds, even when feedback lands after the run exits
    • Bitbucket Cloud pull requests get the same review loop
    • An optional review gate holds a green pull request until a reviewer approves it
    • Templates for commit messages, pull request titles and bodies, and branch names

    Changed

    • Commits trau makes to park unfinished work stay local and never reach your remote

    Fixed

    • Notifications reach your phone with every trau window closed, including on iOS from the Home Screen
  10. v2.27.0

    The hub fits on a phone

    Every hub page is laid out for phone widths, with a bottom nav and taps where hover used to be the only way in. Epics that run out of work park and tell you instead of spinning.

    Added

    • The hub works on a phone, with a mobile shell, a bottom nav and every route laid out for small screens
    • Inbox creates choose the parent issue they file under on Jira, Linear and Azure DevOps
    • An epic with nothing left to pick parks, notifies you and unparks itself when a blocker clears
    • Browser-verifying agents run their own managed Chrome instead of sharing yours
    • Each interview panel member can use its own model and effort, and Claude can be one of the challengers

    Fixed

    • An epic that hits a spend or run cap stays open with its remaining work instead of being settled as done