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v0.19.31Milestone· July 24, 2026

Steer with a tap, pull one agent out, and a Team that tidies itself

  • This build was never published on its own. Everything below reached people inside 0.19.32.
  • Steer an agent with one button. While it’s working, tap Steer, or press ⌘↵, to change course, and your new direction lands right away instead of waiting for it to finish.
  • Pull a single agent out of an Aura chat in one tap. “Take {name} out” hands you its own session, and that same session shows up in your terminal, so you can carry on there too.
  • Your Team list tidies itself. When one person turns up twice (a work email beside a personal one, a display name that matches their GitHub handle) Aura quietly offers “Same person” to fold them into one. Nothing merges without your say-so, and “Different people” makes the hint stop for good.
  • Let Aura open your pull request. When there’s no PR yet, one tap has Aura commit, push, and write a clear title and description from what actually changed: no blank form to fill in.
  • New here? A ready-made sample project greets you on first launch, and the Get-started tour now speaks to people who already build with agents: less “what is an AI coder”, more what makes Aura different.
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Everything in this release
New

New

Steer button: redirect a working agent instantly with ⌘↵, with a Queue-vs-Steer default in Settings → Behavior → Chat
“Take {name} out” pulls a single agent into its own session: visible in your terminal via claude --resume
Team spots one person under two identities and offers a one-tap “Same person” merge; “Different people” dismisses it for good
Certain-match duplicate roster rows (a login and its private no-reply email) now collapse into one identity automatically
When there’s no pull request yet, one tap has Aura commit, push, and write the title and description
Run safety-check, prove, attest, and conflict-resolve right inside the Aura chat
A bundled sample project greets you on first launch; the Get-started tour is reframed for agent-native users
Notification sounds for team messages and huddles, with an inline reply
Compact top chrome: unified chips, a square profile chip, and search and settings split left and right
Plain-language “what changed and why” on every edited file
Fix

Fixes & improvements

Aura’s working status stays visible after you leave the chat
Drop a file anywhere on the composer dock, not just onto the input
Agent replies render cleanly: no flicker, selectable text, no duplicated lines
macOS installer now shows an Applications folder to drag Aura into, so it installs properly and automatic updates work, instead of running from the disk image where updates couldn’t apply