Changelog

Chat fixes

• Reduced typing delays in chat, especially in long conversations.
• Fixed effort and Plan controls disappearing or briefly fading when switching models. Their labels now stay visible while the new model’s settings load.
• Restored visible backgrounds for sent messages in light and dark mode.

Work with your own agents

• Connect your installed Codex, Claude Code, or Hermes agent to AI Chat. Check its setup status and choose a default agent during onboarding or in Settings.
• Use the models, effort levels, and modes your connected agent provides, and choose defaults for new chats in Settings.

Bring files into the conversation

• Use Ask to start a chat with selected files, or Add to Chat to include them in the conversation you are already working in.
• Drop or paste files and screenshots into the message box, and use @ to find files in the working folder, including fuzzy and Korean initial-letter matches.
• Review agent approval requests above the message box, respond with buttons or keyboard shortcuts, and send Stop to the running agent.

Return to your chats

• Start a chat from Home or open chat history, with more conversations loading as you reach the end of the list.
• Reopen a closed chat tab, including an unsent draft with its working folder and selected settings. Closing a running chat cancels its turn rather than restarting it on restore.
• Chat responses no longer crash on empty inline code or repeatedly re-layout Korean text, and Hermes model selections no longer revert to the previous model.

Search without connecting an agent

• Type in Composer to search local file names and indexed content without an AI connection.

Stop a search and return to editing

• While a collection search or filter is running, search text, locations, and filter conditions stay locked. Stop the operation to edit them again.

Controls across Voyager

• Buttons and menus in File Manager, AI Chat, Settings, and onboarding now share consistent styling.
• Accent-colored controls use the accent color you choose in macOS.
• Sidebar tab buttons identify their role and action to accessibility tools.
• After reordering tabs, Command + 1–9 now follows the order shown in the sidebar.

Keep personal content out of error reports

• Automatic error reports from Voyager and its helper filter out file paths and user content before sending permitted technical information.

Chat and collection search fixes

• Fixed an issue that prevented AI Chat from responding after connecting your OpenAI account.
• Fixed natural-language collection searches not working through an OpenAI connection.

Model list corrections

• Corrected the model list to match your installed Codex version and exclude hidden models. Available models still depend on your account and plan.

Continue in Voyager after setup

• After setup, Voyager opens the main window and closes onboarding, so you can continue without an extra window getting in the way.

Rename and navigate without losing your place

• Change only the capitalization of a file or folder name without a false name-conflict warning, while still protecting other files from being overwritten.
• After deleting selected items, resume arrow-key navigation near where you were working instead of jumping back to the beginning.

Select files without redrawing the whole view

• List and Icon views update the selected item without rebuilding the full file view.
• Selections appear on screen as you move through folders with many files.

See tag edits as they happen

• Tags added or removed under the default name sort appear in List and Icon views without switching the view or sort order.
• Back-to-back tag edits are applied in the order you make them.
• Icon view shows up to three tag colors as overlapping dots while preserving space for the filename.

Finish composing before you submit

• Pressing Enter while composing Korean text in Composer keeps the unfinished input instead of submitting it.
• The Composer input shows focus while you are actively editing it.

Read controls and status at a glance

• Composer, toolbar, and Settings controls share the same focus, disabled, and loading states.
• Sidebar sections, Settings tabs, AI connection status, errors, and disconnect confirmations use a consistent set of visible states.

Return to collections with confidence

• Built-in collections such as Recents and All Tags can be reopened and pinned again while keeping the correct title, icon, and saved state.
• Refreshing a collection keeps the last complete result visible until the new result is ready, and restores it if the refresh fails.
• Collection edits, saves, and pending navigation now stay in sync more reliably, including when you save a customized built-in collection as your own.

A steadier, easier-to-read grid

• Long file names are shortened around the middle more consistently, leaving useful text visible at both ends.
• Tags and supporting details stay aligned in grid cells, and default tag information loads reliably.

Keep your view while files load

• Folder-specific List or Icon view choices remain visible during loading, and the toolbar responds immediately when you switch views.
• Confirmed image dimensions remain visible while the same file refreshes, without carrying stale details onto changed content.

Know what is available offline

• Files stored only in iCloud Drive, OneDrive, or Dropbox now show their download state in Voyager, so you can tell at a glance what is available offline.
• Start a download from Voyager and follow its progress. You can retry a failed download or cancel one that is no longer needed.
• Opening or previewing a cloud file prepares its content first, instead of failing when the file has not been downloaded yet.

A more predictable grid

• Clicking an item in the grid now selects just that item. The previous selection no longer builds up as you click.
• Quick Look keeps the selection of the window you are working in, so switching windows no longer syncs the wrong file.