What's new in Raven.

Features

• Claude MCP servers — servers you added to Claude Code in the terminal now connect in Raven too, in every workspace of the project.
• New logo — a new raven mark on the app icon and across the app.

Fixes

• Phone connection — the phone stays connected after coming back from the background and no longer goes dead after a quick reconnect.
• Accounts — an agent account adopted from a terminal sign-in asks you to sign in again once, then runs as its own Raven-managed profile.

Features

• Raven is free — every feature is open to everyone, with no plans, upgrade prompts, or read-only boards.

Fixes

• Launch prompt — Raven no longer asks to "access data from other apps" every time it opens on macOS 26.
• Expired sessions — a chat is marked expired only when its transcript is really gone, and Retry works after a turn that ended in a sign-in error.
• Designs — the hub shows your boards the moment you open it instead of waiting on a fetch each visit.

Fixes

• Large diffs — a project with thousands of files, or a folder that isn't a git repo yet, no longer crashes Raven; the Changes panel caps what it reads and says what it left out.

Features

• Claude Haiku 5.5 — available in the model picker.
• 1Password sign-in — the agent signs in on web pages with the 1Password logins you turn on, and never sees the password.
• Glass theme — a frosted Dark theme with your desktop showing through, now the default, under a new raven logo.

Fixes

• Sentry — the Sentry connection lists every project in your org, not only the ones your team is on.
• Browser pane — a parked browser no longer swallows clicks on the chat header.

Features

• Browser — the agent works across browser tabs, handles dialogs and embedded frames, takes screenshots, and in Ask and Plan can read the page without acting on it.
• New models — Claude Sonnet 5.5 and GPT-6.1 Sol are in the model picker, and GPT-6.1 Sol is the new Codex default.
• Draft boards — new design boards start as drafts that stay out of your repo until you save them.

Fixes

• Shortcuts — app shortcuts work while the chat input or file editor has focus, instead of being swallowed by the editor.
• Terminal links — a plain click on a URL in the terminal no longer opens it; hold ⌘ and click to open.

Features

• Copy frame as image — copy a design frame to the clipboard as an image and paste it anywhere.
• Simulator Run and Stop — Run starts a build from the simulator's landing, and Stop ends a build that is still running.

Fixes

• Codex questions — GPT-6 Codex models no longer call the async question tool, so their questions no longer go unanswered.
• Opening large conversations — switching into a space with a long conversation is faster.
• Adding a project — adding a project from the New Space composer lets you pick Local or Worktree for its first space.

Features

• GPT-6 Sol and Luna — GPT-6 Sol and Luna are in the model picker, and Sol is the default for new Codex chats.
• Connection cards — PostHog, Linear and Sentry results in chat share one higher-contrast card layout that is easier to scan.
• Tab overflow — when tabs run out of room their labels shorten before any hide, and the active tab always stays visible.

Fixes

• Agent browser — the agent driving the browser no longer switches the right panel away from what you were looking at.
• Board sharpness — board frames are sharp on non-retina displays.

Features

• Run button — give a project a run command and start it from the header into the space's terminal, or have the agent set it up for you.
• Opus 5.5 — Claude Opus 5.5 is in the model picker and is the default for new Claude chats.
• Clear board selection — an ✕ in the composer's Selected lip drops the highlighted frames from the next turn without going back to the board.

Fixes

• Terminal after restart — a restored terminal no longer echoes mouse-tracking garbage when you move the pointer over it.
• Tab menu — disabled rows in a tab's right-click menu say why, and a click on the header closes it.

Features

• Agent browser — ask the agent to open a page in Raven's built-in browser and it navigates, clicks, types, and reads the page itself, handing control back when the turn ends.
• Import chats — bring your Claude Code and Codex CLI sessions into Raven as chats, from onboarding or Settings › Chats, and pick up where they left off.
• Simulator setup — the Simulator pane checks Xcode, the project, and the device before Run, shows the build log in the pane, and hands a failed build to a chat to debug.

Fixes

• Deleted imports stay gone — a chat you imported and then deleted is no longer offered for import again.
• New terminal focus — the + button in the terminal strip puts the cursor in the terminal it opens.

Features

• Search in files — search for text across the whole project from the Files pane, with hits grouped by file and each one opening the file on that line.
• Shift+Enter in the terminal — Shift+Enter inserts a newline in Claude Code running in a terminal pane instead of submitting the prompt.

Fixes

• Codex resume — quitting Raven mid-turn, including to install an update, no longer leaves a Codex tab that can't resume its session.
• Working line — the "still working" row no longer appears under a tool that is running quietly, such as a long build.