v1.66: Apps

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What's New

  • Apps: Install and run sandboxed mini-apps from a .fab file or a live dev folder. Each app gets its own tab and can add tools to your chat, schedule routines, and run its own AI assistant.

  • Source Control Panel: Stage, commit, push, pull, stash, and discard changes from a new git panel, with AI-written commit messages, a commit graph, and whole-commit diffs.


Bug Fixes

  • Windows dictation no longer depends on a helper program that antivirus software quarantines, so push-to-talk works reliably.

  • Dictated text now lands in the focused app on Windows, and failed pastes show a visible error instead of silently discarding the transcript.

  • The dictation shortcut recorder shows an inline error when it can't arm instead of appearing to listen forever.

  • Fixed a Windows dictation issue that could cause freezing or excessive resource usage.

  • When using MiniMax models, tasks that get cut short now automatically continue instead of ending mid-way.

  • Fabric no longer shows a "compacting" message after a turn appears finished — it now handles this at the start of the next turn instead.

  • Improved reliability when conversations get too long for the AI to process at once.

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