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Nash 0.11.9 shares mux tab colors, order, tab-scoped Zen Mode, and active panes across clients, adds tab CLI commands, and moves tabs between windows without restarting programs. Protocol 51 requires a destructive server restart.

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Features, Release

October 23, 2026

Modified Keys in Mux Panes

Nash 0.11.5 carries extended keyboard input through the mux server, preserves native Shift+Enter for programs that request it, and refines tab colors and selection. Upgrading an older mux server requires a destructive restart.

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Features, Release

October 22, 2026

Undo close tab

Nash 0.11.4 can restore closed tab, complete with the pane layout, changes default tab shortcuts, and makes colors and folded-pane agent status easier to follow.

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Features, Release

October 19, 2026

Claude Code Status Without Lifecycle Hooks

Nash 0.11.1 reads status directly from recent Claude Code versions, adds notification cards and tab styles, and requires a planned mux server restart.

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Features, Release

October 16, 2026

Moving Your Settings to Focused Tables

Nash 0.10.3 reorganizes nash.toml and requires a manual migration of custom values. It also refines Matrix fades and separates pane-highlight wake width.

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Features, Release

October 15, 2026

Matrix Overlays Without Stopping Your Panes

Nash 0.10.2 adds tab-wide Matrix and pane-local Matrix Rain effects. Here is how to use them, what they cover, and why neither is a security lock.

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Features, Release

October 13, 2026

Give the Middle Pane More Room

Nash 0.10.1 supports weighted pane columns, smoother focus highlights, and small command overrides that inherit built-in defaults.

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Features, Release

October 10, 2026

Hear an Agent Finish, Then Find Its Pane

Nash 0.9.6 adds agent alert sounds, a Pi status extension, and pane flashes that point you toward recent results when you return.

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Features, Release

October 7, 2026

Recover a Layout Without Restoring Everything

Nash 0.9.4 keeps saved-session history, lets you restore individual windows or tabs, and uses local command usage to refine palette results.

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Features, Release

October 5, 2026

Choose a Pane by Number

Nash 0.9.2 adds numbered pane navigation: hold a modifier chord, read the labels, and select a pane without stepping through its neighbors.

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Features, Release

October 4, 2026

Follow Cursor Jumps Without Slowing Input

Nash 0.9.1 adds Cursor Wake, a configurable trail for cursor jumps, and fixes configuration sync moving commented settings into the wrong table.

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Features, Release

October 3, 2026

Reorder Tabs and Send the Right Enter Key

Nash 0.9.0 adds tab dragging, context-aware Shift+Enter, and revised tab shortcuts. Official builds also introduce opt-out usage telemetry.

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Features, Release

September 28, 2026

Images That Behave Like Text

Nash 0.8.1 rebuilt its Kitty graphics support so images scroll, stack, erase, and delete the way the protocol says. Editor previews stop turning into garbled, stale pictures.

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Features, Release

September 13, 2026

Pane Size Keys and More Readable Tabs

Nash 0.7.4 adds another pair of pane-size shortcuts, keeps background tab spinners moving, and lets you set the base size of tab titles.

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Features, Release

September 5, 2026

Open a Tab with Its Panes Already in Place

Nash 0.7.3 adds two- and three-column tabs and brings new configuration defaults into existing TOML files on the first launch after an update.

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Features, Release

September 4, 2026

Fold a Pane. Keep the Layout.

Nash folds any pane into a thin strip that shows only its title. The program keeps running, its neighbors take the space, and unfolding puts everything back exactly where it was.

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Features, Guide

August 29, 2026

Update Nash Without Leaving Your Terminal

One command checks for a new Nash release, verifies the download, installs it, and lets you restart with your layout waiting for you.

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Features, Guide

August 28, 2026

Know When Your Coding Agent Needs You

Connect Claude Code or Antigravity to Nash and see when your agent is working, waiting for you, or finished—right in its tab and pane.

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Features, Guide

July 18, 2026

Your Layout Comes Back

Quit Nash, log out, or update it. Nash saves every window, tab, and split, and brings back the ones you choose.

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Engineering, Release, Customization, Features

May 18, 2026

Customizing Your Flow: Command Palette Icon & Font Controls

Nash gets key UI customization upgrades: adjust font and icon sizes in settings, plus a searchable, copy-paste-ready directory of all supported Nerd Font symbols in our new docs.

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Engineering, Release, News

May 13, 2026

Nash Tasks and VS Code Tasks Support

Nash now supports local tasks via .nash.toml files and automatic integration with VS Code's tasks.json format.

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News, Release

May 10, 2026

Nash is available on OS X!

It's official! We are excited to announce the first official release of Nash! It's available for download on our website and we can't wait for you to try it out!

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Engineering

February 28, 2026