Wayland 0.11.7 introduces Concierge, the first built-in, setup-aware guide. It reads your own Wayland, the models you have connected, your skills, your scheduled tasks, and answers anything you ask in plain English. Best of all, it sets things up for you: Concierge proposes a change, you see a clean confirmation card, you click Apply, done. You stay in control, it does the legwork.
The first built-in, setup-aware helper. It is not a generic chatbot reading a manual: Concierge reads your own Wayland, the models you have connected, your skills, and your scheduled tasks, then answers anything you ask ("What can Wayland do?", "How do I connect Claude?", "Why didn't my task run?") in short, plain English with real steps. Best of all, it sets things up for you. Concierge proposes a change, you see a clean confirmation card, you click Apply, and it connects an AI provider, sets your default model, adds a connected tool, or edits an assistant. You just confirm. This is the first out-the-door v1, with big plans to grow it into an indispensable part of the experience.
Every assistant now opens with suggested starting cards, so you are never staring at a blank box. The home screen is cleaner too, with a calmer first step into the work.
Flux Auto now gets an improved reasoning budget, so big, thinky replies stop getting cut off mid-thought. Great if you lean on reasoning models and want to see what is happening under the hood.
Close the app mid-sentence, reload, restart: your chat draft is still there when you come back. Whatever you were typing waits exactly where you left it.
macOS auto-update got smarter. If an update ever quietly gets stuck on an old version, Wayland now detects it and recovers, so you keep landing on the latest build.
Your local MCP servers stay connected on macOS instead of dropping out, so the tools you wired up keep answering across the whole session.
Claude Code heals its own cache instead of refusing to start, so a connected Claude Code agent comes up cleanly and gets straight to work.
Telegram and Signal connectors are optimized, OpenCode models show up where they should, and a pile of little UI things got tightened: the close icons over the Mac title bar are clickable now, and the chat menu stops clipping Delete.
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