SystemSculpt changelog

• Fixed: a Claude Code or Codex message that failed before sending could leave an extra failed reply in the chat.

Keep your agents working while you move between chats.

• Switch chats without stopping Claude Code or Codex. Open another chat, start a new one, or close the chat pane while a turn runs. The answer still saves to its original chat. Reopen it to see the live progress or answer an approval request. Stop still stops the turn.
• Failed turns stay marked as failed after you reopen a chat or restart Obsidian. Claude Code and Codex errors no longer look like successful replies after a reload.
• Obsidian's chat header follows the chat title. Renaming a chat updates the header without reopening it.
• Coming with the iPhone app: run approved handoffs in your vault. This release adds the desktop runner for iPhone handoffs, with progress and a link to the saved result in the chat. The iPhone app is not yet available.

Keep going when your agent runs out, and Claude Code and Codex start on more machines.

• Keep going when Claude Code or Codex hits its usage limit. The chat says the limit was reached, shows the reset time when the agent gives one, and offers Use SystemSculpt instead so you can carry on. Nothing is sent to SystemSculpt until you choose it.
• Claude Code and Codex are found when installed with nvm, Volta, asdf, fnm, bun or pnpm, even when Obsidian doesn't see your terminal's PATH. On Windows, agents installed with npm now start reliably. A slow sign-in check no longer hides an agent you've been using.
• Retry and edit work in long Claude Code and Codex chats. They no longer fail once a chat has read a lot of files.
• Codex uses your own default model and thinking level, shown as Codex default in the chat. You can still pick a specific one.
• A rejected license can be fixed from the chat. The failed message offers See plans, and when you're out of credits, what you typed stays in the box.
• The message box shows its focus once, as one outline around the box instead of a second ring inside it.
• Studio image generation is retired. Your saved images and projects stay, and video generation still works.

Fewer interruptions: SystemSculpt speaks up only when something needs you.

• Fewer pop-ups and success messages. When the result is already on screen, such as a changed setting, an opened note, a pinned file or a finished Studio run, no extra message appears. Copy buttons say Copied on the button itself.
• Errors show once, where they happen. A problem appears in the panel, dialog or settings row you were using, not again in a second pop-up.
• No welcome or update pop-up on its own. A fresh install opens nothing. A new release shows only a quiet Update SystemSculpt item in the desktop status bar, and Check for updates still tells you when a newer version is available. Signing in shows its result once, where you started it.
• Not now for bulk transcription. When several audio files arrive at once, Not now leaves them waiting, with nothing uploaded. Run Resume inbox transcription when you're ready.
• Long chat titles no longer clip. A long title shows its beginning and ends with an ellipsis.
• Less work when opening chats and Settings. Opening a chat creates one chat view, and Settings builds only the tab you open.

A redesigned chat, from the first prompt to the last change: clearer conversations, compact controls, and a keyboard-first composer.

• Read the answer, not the chrome. Your messages sit in compact bubbles; assistant replies use full-width Obsidian Markdown. Tool activity folds into readable lines you can expand for commands, results and diffs. Finished turns summarize the notes they changed. Declined actions are labeled Denied, not failed.
• Know what runs where. The run line below the message box shows your agent, permission mode and model—or your hosted credits. Change any part directly without opening a settings dialog. Auto mode and your own Claude Code or Codex continue to work as introduced in 6.14.0.
• Keep your conversations close. Search and resume chats inside the view with Cmd/Ctrl+K. Rename the title in place, favorite a chat, or open it in another tab. Switching agents starts a new chat, carries your draft and attachments, and leaves a link back to the previous conversation.
• Bring the right context. Type @ or [[ to attach a vault note, use the + menu, paste an image, or drop files into the chat. Attachment chips let you open, remove or pin context for every message. An active-note suggestion adds nothing until you choose it.

Chat now uses your own Claude Code or Codex automatically, with Auto mode and inline approvals

• Start with the agent you already use. On desktop, SystemSculpt finds an installed, signed-in Claude Code or Codex and opens chat on it. You don't need a SystemSculpt account for your own agents. If you have a paid hosted plan, or you already picked a provider, nothing changes.
• Auto mode by default. New chats start in Auto, so ordinary note edits just happen. Claude Code uses its own Auto safety checks; Codex uses its own review inside your vault's workspace. On SystemSculpt hosted chat, Auto edits notes without asking, and moves and deletions still ask first.
• Approve from the keyboard, right in the chat. When an agent needs your OK, the request appears inline with a diff. Press Enter to approve, Esc to deny, or Shift+Cmd/Ctrl+Enter to approve the same kind of request for the rest of this chat. Alt+Up jumps to a waiting request while you type.