Undo what a message changed

New

• DesktopUndo what a message changed. Every turn keeps a copy of the files it touched, so a turn that went the wrong way can be put back without unpicking it by hand. The undo shows up in the transcript, and you can redo it.
• MobileThe phone shows when a turn has been undone, so a transcript reads the same on both.
• EngineSign a workspace in to Claude yourself. Open a terminal in it, run claude and sign in with /login, and that workspace uses your own Claude subscription instead of the token in Settings. Padar never sees the sign-in, and your Claude Code login on your own machine is untouched.

Improved

• DesktopLong conversations stay fast. The chat used to get slower the more you talked to it, until a long thread arrived in fits and starts and the app felt heavy — a hundred messages in, it now streams as smoothly as it does on the first.
• DesktopThe model picker offers the models your account can actually use. It asks Claude instead of going by a built-in list, so a model you have access to no longer goes missing.
• DesktopThe context meter counts the whole conversation rather than the most recent turn, so it reads as full when it is.
• DesktopThe MCP panel says where each server came from and which Claude credential the workspace is running on, so a server you expected and cannot see gives you somewhere to go.

Fixed

• DesktopA reply no longer stops part-way through while the agent carries on working. Nothing was lost when it happened, but the rest of the answer only appeared once the turn had finished.
• DesktopEvery one of a workspace's agent conversations shows up when you open it. Sometimes only the first appeared and you had to reopen Padar to find the others.