Releases

Review is now a complete Git workspace with repository and branch context, pull-request navigation, and staged and working-tree actions. The Code inspector adds a contextual Changed / All files tree for browsing and opening the selected checkout without leaving Zeus.

The redesigned Info panel turns every session into a compact operational briefing, while startup now restores the active workspace and offers a clearer workspace selector for moving between projects.

Hosted agents can request native screenshots and delegate through Zeus more reliably. Zeus Dark and Zeus Dark High Contrast add focused monochrome themes, with terminal color handling made consistent across local and remote sessions.

Terminal interaction now carries complete mouse tracking and input-mode state through local sessions, remote sessions, and reconnects. Full-screen TUIs receive application-cursor keys, bracketed paste, focus events, alternate scrolling, and click, drag, motion, SGR, and UTF-8 mouse reports consistently.

Terminal geometry now settles from the viewport instead of competing paint measurements, eliminating resize ping-pong and the resulting grid flicker.

MCP session creation now honors the configured default agent, and protected working-directory handling is stricter and more predictable.

Zeus’s first public release gives coding agents a calm, native home on macOS. Run Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, and other agents side by side, keep concurrent work isolated in Git worktrees, and see at a glance which sessions are working, waiting, or done.

Every session runs in a real PTY managed by the Engine, so you can close the window, reopen the app, or recover from a restart without losing the process behind the conversation.

Local projects and remote SSH hosts follow the same workflow, with a companion CLI for hooks, notifications, and automation. This is an early, ad-hoc-signed build, but the core promise is already here: your agents keep working, their state stays understandable, and you remain in control.