Make AI, MCP, Metrics, and Wake-on-LAN free while retaining iCloud sync as a Pro feature. Limit free accounts to three saved hosts and preserve excess hosts with remote-operation locks.
Gate host creation, import, and runtime access; preserve stable host admission across persistence and sync. Add upgrade states on macOS and iOS, open the paywall from locked Wake actions, and use wrench icons for MCP.
Include regression coverage, opt-in UI review fixtures, localized copy, and the updated pricing website revision.
Add extensible remote session backends, safe ownership and restore handling, and pane-scoped shell integration over the existing SSH connection.
Keep iOS workspaces in memory and rebuild expired Activity targets on demand. Integrate session selection into Connection Journey with consistent controls, cancellation behavior, and localized counts.
Centralize route lookup, progress fencing, reconnect scheduling, and authentication continuation while retaining channel-specific teardown and persistence policies.
Validate architecture boundaries, authentication, reconnect, routing, and new regression coverage. The full macOS suite had two timing failures; both passed focused reruns.
Remove the transfer forwarding adapter, borrowed SFTP channel scheduling,
legacy assistant send entry points, unreachable Telnet password state,
unused Tailscale APIs, and unused host deletion impact projections.
Migrate behavioral tests to current paths and cover SFTP passphrase saving.
Validation: Swift formatting and shared-copy/localization checks passed.
The macOS test run reported failures in ConnectionStatusIconLayoutTests
and AgentRuntimeTests; investigation and iOS validation remain pending.
Add native security key registration, reference import, and signing on macOS and iOS. Store references in Vault metadata and route authentication through connection, Assistant, MCP, and agent forwarding flows.
Preserve signing cancellation and actionable authentication errors for security keys and Secure Enclave. Pin the released libssh2 forks as nested submodules and refresh package resolution.
Kaede Akino