Release notes
The v3 beta's biggest desktop update yet. Empryo's desktop app gains a real embedded browser, turns the agent's file references into things you can actually click, and learns to render Markdown, plus a long list of smaller refinements across chat, the maze, settings, and the workspace picker.
Highlights
- An embedded browser, built in. Preview your dev server without leaving Empryo. A tabbed, local-only browser lives right inside the app, so the thing you're building and the agent building it share one window.
- Clickable file mentions. When Empryo names a file, it's now a link. Click to open it in place (desktop) or jump straight there from the terminal (CLI). Only real files in your indexed codebase light up, so a mention is never a dead end.
- Markdown, prettified. The file peek can render Markdown instead of only showing source. Hit the prettify toggle to read a doc the way it's meant to look, headings, code, and all.
- Choose your prompt-cache window. Settings now expose the prompt cache TTL (5 minutes or 1 hour), so you can trade freshness for cost on your terms.
Smoother all over
- The maze opens zoomed in with a clearer HUD, gives each agent a distinct color, and keeps links off by default so it reads at a glance.
- The workspace picker scrolls and filters your recent projects, so getting back into a codebase is one keystroke.
- Settings grew a dedicated Providers tab, a clearer workspace-scope toggle, and tabs that scroll when they need to.
- Resuming a session brings back the full transcript, agent messages and tool cards included, instead of a bare outline.
- Steadier chat streaming, reliable glass transparency, framed image lightboxes, sharper themes on dark backgrounds, and a tidier titlebar round it out.
Under the hood
- The download page now builds its links from a tracked manifest, and a release refuses to finish until empryo.com is actually serving the new version, no more dead download buttons.
- Every artifact here, CLI, TUI, and the desktop app for macOS, Windows, and Linux. Is built, signed, and shipped straight from a Mac. No CI in the loop.
Same graph engine, same workshop, now with a window onto the web and fewer dead ends.