Padar

Changelog

Older releases — page 3 of 10.

1.4.45

GitHub works in every workspace

Agents can read and open pull requests in any workspace, as you. If your GitHub connection is older than a few weeks, Padar now asks you to reconnect it once.

Improved

  • DesktopIf your GitHub connection is missing a permission Padar needs, a banner across the top of the app asks you to reconnect it, and Settings says which permission is missing.

Fixed

  • EngineAgents can use the GitHub command line in every workspace, signed in as you. It used to work in some workspaces and report that GitHub wasn't set up in others.
  • EngineA plain git push from a new workspace pushes its own branch the first time, instead of being refused.
1.4.44

Berth is now Padar

The app, its icon and everything it says now carry the Padar name. If you already have it, this update renames it for you.

New

  • DesktopThe app is called Padar everywhere you see it: the download, your Applications folder, the menu bar, the Dock and the About window.
  • DesktopA new icon: a shepherd with three sheep. It sits at the same size as the icons beside it in the Dock, and it's the mark inside the app too.
  • MobileThe phone app is called Padar on your home screen, with the new icon.

Improved

  • DesktopIf you already have the app, this update renames it from Berth to Padar on its own. If you'd pinned it to the Dock, the old icon stops working; Padar tells you once and asks you to drag it there again.
  • DesktopAgents in your workspaces now refer to the product as Padar.
1.4.43

Move a ticket without leaving your workspace

The status badge on a workspace's ticket is now a menu of its board's columns, a command like /code-review shows its progress in the chat, and a Codex chat names the model it runs on.

New

  • DesktopThe status badge on a workspace's linked ticket opens a menu of its board's columns. Pick one and the ticket moves in Linear right away, as you.

Improved

  • DesktopA command that runs as a subagent, like /code-review, gets a card in the chat as soon as it starts, showing what it is doing and how many tools it has used.
  • DesktopThe model picker in a Codex chat names the model Codex runs, for example "Default (6 Astra)". Hover over it to see the exact model.

Fixed

  • DesktopPicking Other on an agent's question no longer fills the list with more Other rows or leaves you unable to answer.
  • MobileAn agent's question shows Other once, not twice.
  • DesktopThe running-tasks button beside the branch name opens its list again.
  • DesktopA port another program is already using keeps its row in one piece in the Ports list, with the Free button on the right.
1.4.42Engine

Chats on your Claude subscription keep going

A chat running on your Claude subscription in a remote workspace no longer stops partway through with "OAuth access token has been revoked".

Fixed

  • A chat on your Claude subscription keeps working for the whole conversation, instead of failing after its first replies until you started a new one.
1.4.41

The Compute tab shows every machine again

Every machine in the Compute tab shows what it has set aside, and workspaces keep getting the newest version even on a machine that is low on disk.

Fixed

  • DesktopThe Compute tab shows what each machine has set aside, instead of saying it has not heard back.
  • EngineA workspace started on a machine that is low on disk gets the newest version, instead of failing to start.
1.4.40

Your workspaces, live — and archived when you are done

A workspace’s status and its gauges now follow it as it changes, and archiving a workspace frees everything it was holding while keeping your code and chats for when you come back.

New

  • DesktopArchive a workspace you own to free everything it holds. Its code, uncommitted changes and chats are kept; restore it from the Compute tab, and its databases start again from your project’s starting data.

Improved

  • DesktopWaking up, going idle and resizing show each step as it happens, and a workspace reads Active only once its services are up.
  • DesktopMemory, CPU and disk update every couple of seconds, in the workspace panel and the Compute tab.
  • DesktopWhen Padar cannot see what your workspaces are doing, it says so instead of showing what they were doing before.

Fixed

  • DesktopSigning out on your computer no longer signs you out on your phone.
  • MobileYour phone stays signed in after sitting in the background, and goes straight to the sign-in screen if it ever does need you to sign in again.
  • MobileOpening a pull request from your phone works.
1.4.39

Sign in once, and bring Codex along

Sign in to your Claude subscription or your ChatGPT plan once in Settings, and every workspace you own can use it — your claude.ai connectors included. Codex now runs beside Claude, and any chat can switch between them.

New

  • DesktopSign in to your Claude subscription once in Settings, and every workspace you own runs on it, with your claude.ai connectors.
  • DesktopCodex runs in your remote workspaces on your ChatGPT plan. Sign in with ChatGPT in Settings, then pick Codex from the + menu.
  • DesktopSwitch a chat between your Claude subscription, your Claude token and Codex from the bottom of the message box. Moving to Codex can bring the conversation with it.
  • MobileCodex chats show on your phone, and you can start one from the new-conversation sheet.

Improved

  • DesktopA new chat starts on whatever you picked last in that workspace.
  • DesktopSettings shows which computer keeps your sign-in fresh, and your Claude subscription can now be disconnected.
  • EngineKeep Padar open on your computer and your workspaces stay signed in. If it has been closed too long, the chat says who needs to open it, and that person gets a notification.

Fixed

  • EngineProcesses in a workspace start again after it wakes from idle, and going idle is quicker.
1.4.38

Idle gives the memory back on its own

A workspace that goes idle now returns its memory to the machine without any help, so the Free memory button is gone. Terminals and the agent pane are steadier too.

Improved

  • EngineA workspace going idle hands its memory back to the machine by itself, so the next workspace to wake no longer waits for room.
  • DesktopThe environment panel no longer has a Free memory button. Going idle does its job now.

Fixed

  • EngineTerminals in cloud workspaces start again. They were stuck on "Starting shell…".
  • DesktopOne message that can't be shown no longer takes the whole agent pane down with it.
1.4.37Desktop

Free memory only when it can help

A small fix in the environment panel. The rest of this release is behind the scenes and changes nothing you use.

Fixed

  • When a workspace can't wake because its machine is full, the environment panel no longer offers Free memory. It couldn't have made room.
1.4.36

Your agent keeps working when your project runs out of memory

When a project's own services fill a workspace, they are what slows down or stops — the agent, your terminals and the environment panel keep answering. Idle workspaces now go to sleep on their own, and wake without losing the agent.

New

  • EngineA workspace with no prompt, agent run, terminal typing or environment action for 30 minutes goes idle on its own.

Improved

  • EngineA workspace whose databases and test runs use up its memory no longer takes the agent, the terminal connection or the environment panel down with it. Your project's containers and processes are stopped first.
  • EngineSet idle takes effect at once, and the agent keeps running through idle and wake — mid-task included.
  • EngineThe agent knows when a workspace is idle, so a command stopped by going idle is not mistaken for a bug in your code.
  • DesktopEvery workspace size comes with twice the processors, and an existing workspace can move up to its new size.
  • MobileThe phone offers the same workspace sizes as the desktop.

Fixed

  • DesktopThe compute panel shows sleeping workspaces at what they really take, so a machine no longer looks emptier than it is.

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