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v0.14.5 beta

Release v0.14.5

Mar 27, 2026

Cursor shape sync, self-uninstall on permanent delete, device tab persistence, and AI policy tools.

Added

  • Remote Desktop Cursor Sync — your local cursor now mirrors the remote cursor shape (resize arrows, text beam, pointer, crosshair) across Windows, macOS, and Linux. Only sends updates when the shape changes, so there's no bandwidth impact.
  • Self-Uninstall on Permanent Delete — permanently deleting a device from the dashboard sends an uninstall command to the agent before removing the record. The agent cleans up its own service on macOS, Linux, and Windows.
  • Headless Server Detection — remote desktop is automatically disabled for servers without a display, with a tooltip explaining why.
  • AI Policy Tools — the AI assistant can now create and manage configuration policies, with mutations routed through the policy system instead of directly changing settings.

Improved

  • Device Tab Persistence — refreshing the browser stays on your current tab (Patches, Software, Terminal, etc.) instead of resetting to Overview.
  • More stable remote desktop connections with improved connection negotiation.
  • Windows MSI installer now correctly auto-starts and restarts the agent service.

Fixed

  • Fixed software install commands not reaching the correct agent on Windows.
  • Fixed a security hardening for script execution to prevent cross-tenant access.
  • Fixed code editor flickering during page transitions.

Remote desktop now syncs cursor shapes — when you hover over a text field on the remote machine, your local cursor changes to the text beam. Resize a window and you see resize arrows. This works across all platforms with no noticeable bandwidth impact.

Permanently deleting a device now cleans up after itself. The dashboard sends an uninstall command to online agents before removing the database record, and the agent handles platform-specific service removal automatically.

The AI assistant’s fleet management tools are now wired into the Configuration Policy system, so AI-driven changes go through the same policy framework as manual ones.