Changelog
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Flow 0.5.0
Flow adds a command palette for going to a tab, pane or agent, pastes copied images as file paths, and installs with Homebrew.
Full notes for 0.5.0 →Flow 0.4.1
Flow no longer crashes when opened from the Dock or Finder, and agent status works again in zsh and fish.
Full notes for 0.4.1 →Flow 0.4.0
Flow runs on Ghostty 1.4, supports the Kitty clipboard protocol, and checks links from terminal output before opening them.
Full notes for 0.4.0 →Flow 0.3.1
The sidebar and title bar match the terminal's theme, and the sidebar stays readable when macOS switches between light and dark.
Full notes for 0.3.1 →Flow 0.3.0
A Settings window, a config file of Flow's own, faster relaunches, and Codex alerts only when Codex asks you something.
Full notes for 0.3.0 →Flow 0.2.4
A ? button lists every keyboard shortcut, workspaces take the name of their repository, and the progress bar is gone.
Full notes for 0.2.4 →Flow 0.2.3
Agent status stays in step with Claude Code and Codex, and the update window shows only the release notes. Codex users need to trust Flow's hooks again.
Full notes for 0.2.3 →Flow 0.2.2
Flow no longer crashes when a window moves to another display, and the sidebar stays the same width when you plug in a mouse.
Full notes for 0.2.2 →Flow 0.2.1
The progress bar at the top of a terminal keeps moving after you switch tabs.
Full notes for 0.2.1 →Flow 0.2.0
Flow now shows what Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode are doing in each workspace. You can also drag workspaces to reorder them.
Full notes for 0.2.0 →Flow 0.1.1
Fixes for the workspace sidebar on macOS 26 and in translucent windows, and for renaming and closing workspaces.
Full notes for 0.1.1 →Flow 0.1.0
The first release of Flow, a fast, native terminal for macOS built on Ghostty.
Full notes for 0.1.0 →