Multica Release Notes

Cumulative run cost curves, a faster Issues list, and steadier workspace switching

New Features

• The run chart follows your pointer, and shows the quiet stretches between runs.
• An Issue's sidebar shows the cumulative cost of its runs as a curve.
• Mark a duplicate Issue from the command line and keep the link to the original.

Improvements

• The Issues list stays steady as runs come and go, and the working-agents filter returns faster.

Bug Fixes

• Codex offers GPT-6.1 Sol, and cost for the GPT-6 models reads at current prices.
• Hitting a provider's usage limit reads as a quota, not as a credential problem.
• Closing the floating chat leaves your keyboard shortcuts working, and keeps your draft.
• On Windows, a repository checks out even after your workspaces folder was moved.
• Switching workspace from an open chat lands you there, with your session and project still selected.

Conditional wakeups, instant search, deliverable previews, and a new Settings page

New Features

• An Issue can wake its agent when a status changes, a sub-issue finishes, or a pull request moves.
• Give a wakeup an expiry, and see every check it made.
• Issue and project search return results instantly on web and desktop.
• Reply to a running agent and choose to add to this run, queue a new one, or restart it.
• See a receipt telling you the running agent got your reply.
• Find an Issue's deliverables in one sidebar, with versions and details.
• Attachments sit in a grid, and HTML, Markdown, CSV, JSON, and YAML preview in place.
• Mermaid diagrams show whole, zoom in close, and images copy in one click.
• See a run's timeline on the Issue, along with failed and cancelled states.
• Let an Issue move itself the way you choose once its pull requests are merged.
• Preview an Issue beside the list without leaving it.
• WeCom notices arrive in each person's own language.
• Pick Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6 Sol/Luna from the model list.
• See a repository's project description as you pick it.

Improvements

• Settings are grouped into personal, workspace, and this device, and you can search them.
• Agent task history pages through and adds up the time spent.
• Back, forward, and the sidebar toggle sit together on the left in the desktop app.
• See how many agents each MCP server is assigned to.

Bug Fixes …

Telegram media, Simplified Chinese on mobile, Issue and PR auto-complete, and truer usage figures

New Features

• Send photos, videos, audio, and files to an agent on Telegram.
• Attachments an agent produces come back to you in Telegram.
• Pick Simplified Chinese, English, or your system language in the mobile app.
• See an Issue's linked pull requests, and let it complete itself once they are all merged.
• Watch an Antigravity agent's tool steps as they happen.
• Add new instructions to a Grok Build task while it is still running.
• Browse every attachment on an Issue full-window and page through them.
• Read the whole documentation site in French.
• Find licensing answers, the privacy policy, and the team behind Multica on the site.
• Self-hosted admins can make automatic titles and quick actions respond faster.

Improvements

• Comment actions are grouped by what you came to do, with Edit and Resolve first.

Bug Fixes

• Usage for a resumed Claude session counts this run only.
• Cache hit rates on Issues and runtimes no longer read higher than they are.
• Agent replies in a thread appear in the order they were sent.
• A task on Windows starts even when a file is briefly in use.
• An Issue link in DingTalk shows up without stray characters.
• A self-hosted server explains an untrusted certificate, and can trust your own CA.

Steering running tasks, duplicate Issue marks, and steadier task runs

New Features

• Add new instructions to a Claude Code or Codex task while it is still running.
• Mark an Issue as a duplicate from the status picker, jump back to the original, and see that link on lists.
• Set an Issue's custom properties as you create it from the command line.
• Mention an agent in a Telegram group and it already knows the recent conversation.
• Install the command line tool on Windows straight from the download page.

Improvements

• Each OpenClaw agent works in the folder you configured for it.
• Attachments you upload while creating an Issue show up in its description.
• A Lark bot that stays silent now points you to where delivery is stuck.
• Scheduled Issue wakeups are shown in your own time zone.
• Getting to a task's GitHub pull request is faster.
• The running indicator is smoother and lighter on your machine.

Bug Fixes

• New Codex models show up in the picker as soon as they are out.
• A command line sign-in that cannot reach the server says so, instead of waiting forever.
• An invited member can finish signing up on a self-hosted server that restricts signups.
• A task whose start goes unconfirmed is picked up again instead of stalling.
• Cancelling a task answers right away, and a reply in a thread reaches the agent that owns it.
• The mobile app reconnects on its own after the connection drops. …

Issue wakeup rules, comment permalinks, project starting branches, and steadier channels and runtimes

New Features

• Set an Issue to wake an agent up again when a comment arrives, or on a schedule you choose.
• Manage those wakeup rules from the Issue sidebar or from an Autopilot.
• Choose the branch or commit a project's repository work starts from.
• Copy a direct link to any comment or reply, and open it with that comment highlighted.
• A WeCom answer comes back inside the message you asked from.
• Point a self-hosted Multica at Gitea or a compatible mirror for updates.

Improvements

• A long WeCom answer arrives in full instead of being dropped.
• Pages open faster, and runtime usage figures fit on a phone screen.

Bug Fixes

• Two tools with the same name running at once no longer mix up their results.
• OpenCode 2.x runs again, and custom Oh-My-Pi runtimes are recognized and discovered as before.
• Telegram replies once per message, even after a restart or a retry.
• Telegram and DingTalk on a self-hosted server accept the secrets you set.
• Cancelling sub-tasks tells you which stage was affected and how many.
• Comments keep their order, and an Issue link still resolves after you reopen a view.
• A local folder resource no longer offers a rename that cannot work.
• An image pasted into the editor keeps the format it already had.
• Inbox wording about agent activity matches what actually happened. …

French interface, steadier and leaner agent runs, the full Inbox archive, and longer-lasting sign-ins

New Features

• Set the interface language to French, on the web and in the desktop app.
• Manage skill labels from the command line, and filter the skills page by label.
• Pick a thinking level for your Oh-My-Pi agents.
• Edit a comment you already posted from the command line, without overwriting someone else's edit.
• Narrow an Issue list down by the status of the project it belongs to.
• Edit or pause any one of an Autopilot's schedules, instead of deleting it and starting over.

Improvements

• An agent picking a task back up gets straight to work, instead of re-reading the whole Issue and every comment.
• Staying active keeps you signed in, instead of logging you out every 30 days.
• The Inbox archive scrolls all the way back, and filters and links reach every notification.
• Repetitive on-screen explanations are gone, and the Chat list opens at the same width as the Inbox.

Bug Fixes

• WeCom no longer drops messages when several go out at once.
• Switching an agent's WeCom bot leaves nothing from the old one behind.
• A message quoted in a WeCom or DingTalk group reaches the agent with your request.
• A DingTalk reply names the agent answering from its first message.
• A chat integration that was revoked now shows as disconnected. …

DingTalk quoted replies, reworked Issue status settings, more accurate run usage, and safer comment deletion

New Features

• A DingTalk reply in a group now quotes the message you sent.
• DingTalk marks your request with a reaction while it runs, and again when it is done.
• A DingTalk command confirmation keeps what you typed, and links the Issue it created.
• Issue statuses in Settings are grouped as Unstarted, Started, Done, and Closed.
• Drag a status, built-in ones included, to set its place in boards, lists, and status menus.
• Give a custom status the icon shape you want.
• DeepSeek Harness Desktop is picked up as a runtime on its own, with no manual setup.
• Self-hosted servers send one anonymous daily snapshot of deployment size and run volume; set DO_NOT_TRACK=1 to turn it off.

Improvements

• Archiving a status tells you how many Issues still use it, and takes you to them.
• A DeepSeek Harness runtime that cannot start now says what is missing.
• The command line shows how each Autopilot's last run went.
• Agent steps in an Issue preview what each one was working on.
• A refreshing Issue list says so in the page title, and quick refreshes no longer flicker.
• An agent posting a long final comment finishes sooner.

Bug Fixes

• Deleting a comment keeps the replies people left under it.
• A deleted reply leaves nothing behind, and a link to one lands on the message beside it. …

Comment and description annotations, desktop history menus, new Issue board defaults, and performance improvements

New Features

• Select text in a comment, add a note, and your reply carries that quote.
• Select text in an Issue description to start a new thread from it.
• Back and Forward on the desktop app list the pages you visited, so you can jump straight to one.
• A new Issue view opens on your latest work, and keeps the sorting you saved.
• The transcript now says when a tool's output was not kept in full.
• Run history shows who cancelled a task.
• Set or clear an agent's conversation starters from the command line.
• GPT-6 Astra is available, with its published rates.
• Self-hosted servers can run on a Redis cluster or a managed serverless instance.

Improvements

• The Inbox opens faster, and long comments no longer slow the list down.
• Typing a comment while a task streams stays smooth, even in a long transcript.
• Rounded corners now match across the app.
• The Inbox keeps what you opened readable in a narrow window.

Bug Fixes

• A brief server hiccup no longer ends a task that is still running.
• A retry, or checking out the same repository again, keeps what the earlier attempt left behind.
• Reopening the Inbox no longer misses notifications that arrived while you were away.
• A reply in a Lark group keeps the original message and mentions who asked. …

Agent runs inside comment threads, an Issue thread outline, more reliable channel replies, and steadier search in large workspaces

New Features

• An agent's queue position, run status, steps, and logs now show up inside the comment thread.
• Add more instructions in the same thread and they join the run already going.
• Separate comment threads queue on their own, so instructions never land in another thread's run.
• The outline on the right lists every thread in an Issue, who is in it, and what is done.

Improvements

• Search holds up in large workspaces instead of timing out partway.
• A long thread title stays on one line in the outline.

Bug Fixes

• Cancelling a Codex run keeps what that run already used and cost.
• A runtime whose first session failed no longer stays stuck.
• Cursor's background commands are no longer mistaken for idle, and they are cleaned up when the task ends.
• A Telegram reply no longer arrives twice while the placeholder is still sending.
• DingTalk keeps the quote you picked, and /new or /clear no longer swallow what you were typing.
• Lark tells you in the group when it cannot send the binding card to your DM.
• An Issue created from a channel now links straight to it.
• Replying to an agent's thread stays with that agent, with no spare task left over.
• Pressing Esc after opening logs with the mouse leaves nothing behind. …

A reorganized sidebar, a regrouped Settings page, faster search in large workspaces, and Autopilot manual runs

New Features

• The sidebar now groups your work and your AI team, with Analytics and Settings pinned at the bottom.
• Pinned items past the first five stay tucked away until you expand them.
• Settings is grouped by purpose: Personal, Workspace, Issue configuration, Connections & extensions, and Desktop app.
• Every integration sits on one page, with its connection status shown up front.
• Issue and chat preferences now live inside Preferences.
• Custom properties come back with their names from the command line, not just ids.
• See how much each agent run used and cost from the command line.
• Pick the Issue fields you want from the command line and get a shorter response.

Improvements

• Agent, skill, and runtime detail pages stay aligned on wide screens.
• Issue search is faster in large workspaces, and multi-word searches no longer stall.
• The Inbox list is narrower by default, leaving more room for what you opened.
• Self-hosted servers can set how much memory search is allowed to use.

Bug Fixes

• An agent can start an Autopilot run for you when you could start it yourself.
• Every Autopilot change is judged by the permissions of the person behind it.
• Autopilot webhook credentials no longer show up in live updates. …

MCP server renames and connection swaps, steadier task starts during upgrades, cleaner sign-out on expiry, and accurate shared-agent status

New Features

• Rename an MCP server without losing its connection details or the agents using it.
• Swapping in a new connection is now a separate, deliberate step.
• Saving an MCP server points you straight at the field that needs fixing.

Improvements

• Each agent execution is called a run everywhere, from the apps to the docs.
• Search results come back faster.

Bug Fixes

• Tasks still start while your local app and the server are on different versions.
• An expired session takes you back to sign-in, with the previous account's data cleared.
• Being offline no longer signs you out.
• Agents shared from someone else's runtime show as available instead of offline.
• Checking out a repository you have used before no longer fails.

Tab-switching shortcuts, server performance, and Autopilot identity authorization

New Features

• Refresh the model list yourself and get what your runtime supports right now.
• WeCom brings a failed run back to the chat you started it from.
• Switch desktop tabs with number shortcuts.
• Filter and sort Issues by custom properties from the command line.
• Find Issues where a custom property has no value yet.

Improvements

• Assigning an Issue takes fewer steps, and you can still hold off starting the run.
• Self-hosted servers do less background work to keep runtimes connected.
• Deleting a runtime takes effect right away, with no stale connection left behind.

Bug Fixes

• Replying to a squad leader stays with that leader, keeping the briefing, folder, and session.
• Long Issue identifiers no longer cover the title in lists and tables.
• Sign-in, error, and not-found pages follow the language you picked.
• Signing in still works after you switch languages part way through.
• Hermes keeps the model provider you picked instead of switching back on its own.
• OpenClaw's managed MCP servers start, and your own MCP settings stay untouched.
• Scheduled and webhook Autopilot runs use the permissions of whoever created the trigger.
• An older trigger whose creator can't be confirmed stops instead of running.
• Members who left the workspace keep their name in activity history.

Claude Code model discovery, property filter operators, session continuity, and steadier providers

New Features

• The model picker shows only the Claude Code models your machine can actually run.
• Models you can't use are called out up front, not after a run fails.
• Fable 5.1 is available, with its pricing already in place.
• Filter Issues by what a custom text, number, date, or URL property contains.
• Number and date properties can also be filtered by range.
• See which agent runs are still active from the command line, across an Issue and its sub-Issues.
• Custom status colors show up on Issue links, hover cards, and editor suggestions in chat.

Improvements

• Recovering a handed-off task that failed no longer slows down everything else running.
• Japanese and Korean read consistently across the product and the docs.
• Shortened text keeps emoji intact instead of cutting them in half.

Bug Fixes

• Editing an Issue description saves cleanly, with no false conflict prompts.
• A task that fails while preparing says so, instead of blaming the model or the agent.
• Task logs show the full task ID, so parallel runs are easy to tell apart.
• A replacement task waits for the previous one to release the working folder.
• Every task in the same session keeps working on the same branch.
• Repositories you already checked out follow your Co-authored-by setting right away. …

Faster Issue lists, steadier long runs, and more complete localization

New Features

• Use Huawei Cloud CodeArts as a native agent runtime.
• Pick its models, pick up past sessions, and bring your MCP servers and local Skills.
• Install Multica natively on iPad, in any screen orientation.
• WeCom bot replies still arrive when you self-host Multica across several servers.
• See how many WeCom replies never made it out, and why.

Improvements

• Issue lists open faster in large workspaces.
• Agents start faster when a lot of Skills are available to them.
• Onboarding, Squads, the editor, statuses, and priorities read naturally in every language.
• Agent output shows full file paths again, with nothing hidden by mistake.
• Self-hosted servers do less background work against the database.
• A self-hosted server keeps answering even when a connection stalls.

Bug Fixes

• Chat stays on the newest reply, with no jumping or flickering while it streams.
• The Analytics leaderboard scrolls sideways in narrow windows instead of being cut off.
• Codex sessions start reliably instead of giving up during setup.
• Local Skills load even when the daemon on your machine has gone idle.
• The desktop app brings back its daemon if it stops unexpectedly.
• The Issue header on phones is compact again, with avatars and tap targets intact.
• Self-hosted upgrades from older versions finish without manual repair. …

Custom property filters, Skill imports, and MCP for Oh My Pi

New Features

• Filter Issues by custom text, number, date, and URL properties.
• Or find just the Issues where a custom property has no value yet.
• These filters show up in the filter menu, in facets, and in saved views.
• Create a Skill by importing a local folder, a .skill file, or a .zip.
• Preview what's inside before you import, and catch name conflicts up front.
• Oh My Pi agents can now use MCP servers you manage on the agent page.

Improvements

• Runtimes are only reclaimed when it's safe, so nothing disappears mid-run.
• A runtime that has been offline for a long time now says exactly that.
• Long agent steps get up to two hours of idle time before they stop.
• The CLI now spells out the page size and paging options for listing Issues.

Bug Fixes

• Links you copy or share from the desktop app open in any browser, on any device.
• Repository checkouts keep working even if the folder you started from is gone.
• Runs on long-context models are priced correctly, so usage is no longer undercounted.
• Custom Issue statuses without Latin letters show the right name everywhere.
• When an edit conflicts, each choice sits right under the version it applies to.
• Lark replies no longer stall after a credential expires.
• Quick Create restores your draft at the right height again.
• OpenClaw runs stop completely when they time out, leaving no processes behind. …

Session controls in every chat channel, agent conversation starters, and Inbox filters

New Features

• Start a fresh session with /new, or clear the current one with /clear.
• Both work in DingTalk, Lark, Slack, Telegram, and WeCom.
• Give an agent up to three conversation starters, shown in every empty chat.
• Tapping a starter fills the composer, so you can edit it before sending.
• Filter Inbox notifications by who started them, or show only unread ones.

Improvements

• Run costs for Qwen, Kimi, and Ark models are now accurate.
• The Autopilot list shows subscribers and the next scheduled run.
• A single Cloud address turns on cloud runtimes, billing, and seat management together.
• Local task folders now have readable names, so your files are easy to find.

Bug Fixes

• Autopilots can hand work to your private agents and Squads again.
• An Autopilot keeps its Project when you edit its other settings.
• Chat follows the newest output as it streams, and scrolling up no longer snaps you back.
• Private runtimes are no longer visible to other members.
• Billing reflects your Pro plan right after you subscribe.
• Codex runs no longer end early, so nothing is missed or counted twice.
• Autopilot commands no longer accept a priority option that did nothing.
• Issue boards stay fast even when descriptions are very long.
• Reading large Skills is reliable and no longer stops midway.

Sub-Issues from comments, and custom Issue statuses for every workspace

New Features

• Turn any comment into a sub-Issue with one click.
• New sub-Issues carry the original discussion, so whoever picks them up starts with full context.
• Custom Issue statuses are now open to every workspace — create your own right away.

Improvements

• Checkout pre-fills your account email automatically.
• Failed repository checkouts now say exactly what went wrong and how to fix it.
• Self-hosting guides now cover health checks, single-domain setups, and choosing a release.

Bug Fixes

• MiniMax Code no longer fails intermittently on startup.
• Members who leave a workspace no longer get its Autopilot notifications.
• Automatic recovery replies for failed tasks now land in the original comment thread.
• Comment timestamps no longer show the wrong timezone.
• Agents locate Issues by full ID faster and more reliably.
• Cancelling a task now truly stops the agent — nothing keeps running in the background.
• Cancelled subscription seats no longer appear in billing.
• When a task is cancelled, the CLI no longer asks you to sign in again.

Inbox filters, the ZeroClaw runtime, and localized failure messages

New Features

• Filter Inbox notifications by Issue status and priority.
• Use ZeroClaw as a native agent runtime.
• Self-hosted teams can send daemon traffic to a separate server.
• Self-hosted teams can set how long queued tasks remain available.

Improvements

• Task failure messages now appear in your chosen language.
• Grok shows each model's supported reasoning levels.
• Skill download failures now show how much data arrived.
• Use a keyboard shortcut to show or hide the right sidebar.
• The iOS app now has a cleaner flat icon.
• Self-hosting guides now state the right PostgreSQL requirements.

Bug Fixes

• Windows Qwen and Pi runs now preserve complete prompts.
• Antigravity responses keep their original line breaks.
• Lark post mentions reach the intended people.
• Agent and Issue activity stays correctly authorized and ordered.
• New chats and project work stay in the right workspace context.
• Self-hosted health checks and concurrent local work stay reliable.
• Hermes, Kimi, and Pi now handle runtime failures more reliably.
• Purchase quotes and archived Inbox counts now recover correctly.

DingTalk groups, Project views, and smoother teamwork

New Features

• Mention a DingTalk bot in a group and that group appears under its agent.
• Group Board and Table views by Project to keep related Issues together.

Improvements

• Long-running agents stay more responsive while they work.
• Self-hosted servers recover automatically after a brief database outage.
• Telegram now greets you and replies in English.

Bug Fixes

• Running a task again no longer stops work already in progress.
• Tasks running at the same time no longer overwrite one another’s workspace.
• OpenClaw, Pi, and OpenCode work with the custom providers you configure.
• Changing workspaces no longer interrupts live updates or @mentions.
• Autopilot webhook secrets stay out of normal CLI output.
• Chat with your agents without waiting for unrelated coding work to finish.