These are the last 15 releases. The full notes for every release, including 0.2.0 to 0.4.0, are on the GitHub releases page. The app checks for new releases on its own. See Install for how updates work.
0.17.0
6 October 2026 · Release notes
New
- You can close the launch splash before its countdown ends.
- The launch splash counts down and offers the agent skill.
Fixes
- A rewrite reads a selection in a Chromium app with its paragraph breaks.
- A rewrite replaces a selection that spans paragraphs in a Chromium app.
0.16.0
4 October 2026 · Release notes
New
- A dictated word can take the spelling it has on screen.
- An agent skill customizes ParrotFlow without a copy of the repository.
- The skill limits rewrites to apps that have steps, and it offers vocabulary.
- The app warns about unknown config keys and can print the config schema.
Fixes
- A second press edits only once the panel is fully open.
- The Threads view reads the thread you reply to.
0.15.0
1 October 2026 · Release notes
New
- The context step reads Slack. It reads the place, the people, code and the sidebar.
Fixes
- Dictation lands in Chrome fields. A copied result stays on screen until you press ⌘V.
- Ollama is now opt-in. The README demo is new.
0.14.0
24 September 2026 · Release notes
New
- A theme preference for Context.
- The onboarding and setup windows are redesigned. The builder documentation is new.
- The context pill, the Context surfaces and the status identity are redesigned.
Fixes
- Homebrew can read the cask again.
- Expanded offers fold into the tab.
- The listening state is easier to see.
- The Context action panels are refined.
- Onboarding shows the offer fold.
0.13.1
18 September 2026 · Release notes
Fixes
- The pill is on screen while you speak, and not only after.
0.13.0
17 September 2026 · Release notes
New
- Dictated amounts of money get the currency symbol.
- More of the full stops that a pause put mid-sentence are removed.
- The transforms that ship with the app moved from
examples/tobuilt-in/.
0.12.1
15 September 2026 · Release notes
Fixes
- The release includes the Metal shaders that MLX needs, so the 0.12 changes can be installed.
0.12.0
15 September 2026 · Pre-release · Release notes
- The build failed before any file was attached, so there is nothing to install. 0.12.1 has the same changes.
0.11.0
26 August 2026 · Release notes
New
- The pill shows the speech model download, with a percentage.
Fixes
- The pill no longer goes blank while a second dictation runs.
Performance
- The pill appears when the microphone opens. Before, it came 180 ms later.
0.10.0
26 August 2026 · Release notes
Breaking changes
- The signing identity changed. If you ran 0.9.0 or earlier, you grant Microphone and Accessibility once more. The updater in those builds refuses this release, so reinstall with the install script or with Homebrew.
- There is one pipeline. A
pipelines:key is refused.
New
- A dictation keeps its bullets, bold and links when the app accepts them.
- Releases are notarized, and there is a Homebrew cask.
- You can report a bug from the menu, with the config and the log already in it.
- Say “PR one two three” and get a link you can click.
- The pill is smaller and its chimes are quieter.
Fixes
- A bare-modifier hotkey ignores a press that belongs to a shortcut.
Performance
- The hidden pill stops redrawing, and the settle loop stops re-folding.
0.9.0
20 August 2026 · Release notes
New
- A self-correction prompt, tuned on real dictation.
Fixes
- An offered rewrite lands in the field, or on the clipboard.
- The app says on screen when an offered transform changes nothing.
- The caret walk checks the characters, and no longer the numbers that name them.
- The offer opens at full width, with every chip inside the pill.
0.8.0
20 August 2026 · Release notes
Breaking changes
- Every model is defined in one place, and names are one stage.
New
- You name your models, pick one per prompt, and keep the API key in the keychain.
- The app asks for a missing or rejected API key when the model is used.
- A command path can share a script under
transforms/. The examples install as one tree. - A second decode runs beside the first and gets skipped words back.
- The log shows the caret and the text on each side of it.
- The offer holds at full strength before it fades, and its keys shimmer.
- The repetitions transform brings its own scorer.
- The update offer shows its release notes. A dev build no longer tries to install one.
- The vocabulary judge marks each term with its kind.
Fixes
- A dictation that the decoder returned nothing for is decoded again.
- The prune reports what it did.
0.7.0
19 August 2026 · Release notes
New
- A spelling lesson keeps the word it teaches.
- A table says what it wrote, and
joinfits a clip to the box. code_identifierspublishes the identifiers it wrote.- Word lists are named once. “Dotted” can hear dash and slash.
- The completion chime is Morse instead of Glass.
- Punctuation gains brackets, the semicolon, the ellipsis and French.
- The app reads the input box, tags the words, and gives a transform the whole run.
- The update alert shows on its own, and the app checks for updates every hour. Correct a Word left the menu.
- The offer says when the words may not be your words.
- The vocabulary panel is a table again, with proposed rows.
Fixes
- A repeat that holds “I” is no longer kept as a spelled letter.
- The app gets past a version manager’s shim, and stops trimming what a stage added.
0.6.0
13 August 2026 · Release notes
New
- The last permissions screen invites you to dictate, live.
- The transcriber warms up at launch, and no longer on the first dictation.
Fixes
- The app checks Input Monitoring before the offer takes its keys.
- A gap at launch in the
llm.keep_loadedwarm-up is closed. - A live reload of
config.yamlwaits 10 seconds before it interrupts you. config.yamlstarts as a copy ofconfig.example.yaml. There is a new--warm-modelsflag and a default Ollama install.
0.5.0
13 August 2026 · Release notes
This release has 60 changes. The main ones are below. The full list is in the release notes.
New
- You can stop a dictation, and a dictation does not land in the wrong window.
- A prompt can see what is on your screen.
- A transform can be a program of your own.
- A transform is a folder, and it brings its own files.
- The vocabulary can be learned, and you no longer have to write all of it.
- You can ask for a correction inside a dictation.
- Say “undo” and the last substitution goes back.
- Text and audio logging can be turned on and off. Audio logging is off by default.
- One pill covers the whole dictation and offers to fix it.
- The words go to the clipboard when there is nowhere to type them.
- The microphone stays open a moment after you let go.
- The menu says which microphone the next press will use.
- Two skills help you build and calibrate a vocabulary.
- Example transforms come from the repository, including punctuation and repetitions.
Fixes
- A microphone that changes no longer records silence or takes the hotkey with it.
- A long pause no longer cuts the end of the clip.
- A substitution replaces the words and no longer lands after them.
- A sentence about a parrot is no longer taken as a command.