What changed, when it changed, and what to verify after upgrading.

This stable release focuses on two trust failures in the active workspace loop: imux reopening into a thinner pane set than the one you left behind, and intermittent black front panels after task-completion driven workspace churn.

• Session persistence now keeps a richer stable snapshot and forces a full save when the last main window closes, so reopening imux is far less likely to drop previously opened conversation and workspace panes.
• Thin lifecycle saves no longer immediately downgrade a fuller recent snapshot during restore, which makes close-and-reopen behavior much more durable for multi-workspace setups.
• Notification-driven workspace reorders and focus jumps now request explicit render recovery, reducing the intermittent black front panel seen after task completion events.

This stable release focuses on two interruptions that break active work: remote workspaces disappearing when the last SSH terminal exits, and terminal surfaces occasionally staying black after fast UI churn.

• Remote SSH child-exit on the last terminal now preserves the workspace so reconnecting can resume from the same remote context instead of reopening everything from scratch.
• Enabled the existing transient terminal portal recovery path by default to reduce black-screen failures during split changes, sidebar churn, and workspace switching.
• Promoted `v1.5.1` across the public release surface so the website changelog, download endpoints, and GitHub release point to the same current installer.

This stable release finishes the current UI pass with a tighter VS Code-like workspace layout, safer text-input handling, and a cleaner public release path for the same installer and website surface.

• Tightened the activity rail, workspace list, and sidebar header so the main operating surface reads much closer to a dense VS Code-style layout.
• Reduced the terminal startup banner to a compact status strip and fixed the stuck-width right sidebar path in the file inspector.
• Scoped Return forwarding away from the affected macOS IME composition path and kept the `v1.5.0` website and release pipeline aligned around one current installer target.

This stable release focuses on the last friction point in the desktop upgrade path: moving a running copy out of the DMG or translocated location, replacing the existing app bundle cleanly, and relaunching from a supported install path.

• Added an install-and-relaunch recovery path when imux is opened from a disk image, App Translocation, or another unsupported launch location.
• Updated the recovery installer so an existing imux app bundle in Applications is treated as the intended replacement target instead of a blocking directory.
• Extended updater error handling so incompatible launch locations now expose the same direct repair action instead of ending on a dead-end retry loop.

This stable release removes the remaining inherited brand shadows from the active imux experience and tightens the release-facing path from website to installer to support.

• Replaced inherited repository, company, and support references across the app, website, docs, and localized public strings with the current imux-owned surfaces.
• Rebuilt the community, legal, and feedback paths so visible contact and support entry points now read as one deliberate imux product presence instead of a carried-over fork layer.
• Aligned the packaged app, website changelog copy, and download endpoints so the latest stable installer and its public guidance point to the same release line.

This stable release focuses on the parts users hit first: inactive-window click reliability, a faster Claude + Codex launch path, and tighter alignment between the packaged app and the website release line.

• Accepted first-click activation across the main window host, titlebar accessory host, and settings-style utility windows so buttons and toggles no longer need a second click after refocus.
• Promoted Claude + Codex linked mode into the titlebar control cluster and compact creation menu, using the same shared workspace launcher as the AI Command Center sidebar.
• Adjusted release-facing website copy so the homepage and changelog describe the same new stable line before users download the installer.

This stable release unifies active website copy around the imux brand, aligns docs and legal surfaces to current repository endpoints, and stabilizes the sidebar interaction model so workspace navigation and tool panes no longer fight each other.

• Rebranded active docs, legal, community, and localized website strings from legacy naming to imux while keeping historical blog and changelog archive content intentionally untouched.
• Aligned active GitHub links and release-facing website routes to the current imux repository and download endpoints.
• Updated sidebar behavior so left navigation can stay visible while right-side tools are open, and ensured file/remote explorer editor context resets correctly on workspace switches.

This stable release hardens the macOS packaging path so the shipped DMG behaves like a proper drag-to-Applications installer and the release pipeline now verifies the artifact shape instead of assuming it.

• Unified local and GitHub release packaging behind one shared DMG creation helper so release behavior stays consistent across environments.
• Added release-time verification that mounts the DMG, checks the app bundle, validates the Applications drag target, and rejects malformed installer artifacts before publication.
• Kept the website, release manifest, and GitHub assets aligned to the same versioned installer so operators and users see one stable source of truth.

This stable release republishes imux with the refreshed branded app assets, a clean versioned installer path, and a safer supervisor panel layout for long generated prompts.

• Rebuilt the imux app, icon set, favicon, Apple touch icon, and website logos from one branded asset generator so app and website visuals stay in sync.
• Aligned stable download naming around the versioned installer path so GitHub releases, the homepage, and the download manifest resolve to the same macOS package.
• Constrained long supervisor prompt cards inside the sidebar so generated task briefs no longer blow out narrow panes or dialogs.

The current imux stable line sharpens the product identity, smooths migration from other AI coding clients, improves in-workspace control surfaces, and hardens update behavior for older local installs.

• Replaced release-facing iconography, welcome copy, and visible product labels so imux is distinct across app and website surfaces.
• Added quick import actions for VS Code, Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex preferences.
• Upgraded the source-control area and collaboration tools so fast pull, fast push, and multi-model pane creation happen inside live imux terminals.
• Added explicit updater compatibility checks for disk-image, app-translocated, and non-Applications launches so older installs fail with actionable recovery guidance instead of vague Sparkle errors.

The official website gained a full usage guide, a dedicated changelog page, and broader locale coverage across the public marketing surface.

• Added dedicated /guide and /changelog routes.
• Expanded website language coverage across all routed marketing locales.
• Published practical setup, workflow, and upgrade instructions for imux users.

The public site moved onto the imux brand and domain, with aligned downloads, repository links, metadata, and production hosting.

• Launched https://www.iccjk.com as the official public domain.
• Aligned branding to imux across title, metadata, footer, download links, and repository links.
• Connected the website to the public GitHub release path for the macOS build.

The initial public line centered the workflow around a native macOS command center with terminal-first execution and surrounding control surfaces.

• Terminal-first workspace model.
• Local and remote explorers with SSH-backed remote browsing.
• In-workspace file viewing and editing plus source control visibility.
• Supervisor-oriented execution flow for task framing and multi-step work.