More useful first steps, clearer ways to catch up on work, and better control over your bots. This release brings together onboarding, a persistent Inbox, saved Files, managed memory, independent conversations and native engine updates, alongside important reliability fixes.
What's new
A clearer first run. Choose what you want help with, select an engine and review a small starter team. Interrupted setup can resume without duplicating your workspace.
A persistent Inbox. Return to results and decisions after a desktop notification disappears, with links back to the relevant work.
Files and reports in one place. Find saved deliverables, preview supported files and download them. Reports link to their original conversation, and registered files survive app restart.
Searchable managed memory. Scoped notebook migration and cross-engine memory help your bots retain useful knowledge while preserving original notes and audience boundaries.
Independent conversation threads. Keep task-specific controls and cancellation separate while sharing a bot's identity and skills.
Better bot and team exports. Contextual selection, accurate role descriptions and a separate conversation Markdown export make it clearer what you are sharing.
Cleaner navigation and settings. A visible Tools menu, sectioned bot settings, separated engines/models/connections and consolidated model controls reduce setup confusion.
One Flux Router connection. Consolidated key handling and clearer connection choices reduce duplicate-configuration problems.
Independent Fuigo updates. Update the managed native engine, roll back to its previous verified version or return to the bundled engine. Active-work and changed-selection checks protect running tasks.
Fuigo 1.0.10 included. Installed desktop builds do not require customers to install Node.js, npm or a separate Fuigo CLI. Provider login or API access remains separate.
Confirmed file watches. Monitor an explicitly approved file in a bot's working folder, with bounded checks, quiet unchanged results and persistent Inbox delivery.
Account and team controls. Named Claude accounts, recipient-specific approval handling and role-aware delegation keep work and permissions correctly scoped.
Audio and avatar improvements. Consent-based transcription with editable text, custom portraits in inter-bot messages and calls, and clearer connecting states.
Reliability improvements
Fixed a reproduced Claude issue where a background-task notification prematurely ended the active user turn. Claude could keep speaking while tools were denied with “Murage: the turn ended.” Background-notification results no longer complete an unrelated active prompt.
Improved cancellation reporting and sanitized engine diagnostics.
Added browser profile-save protection and corrected computer takeover when a native browser surface is absent.
Improved report rendering and preserved exact report/source links through navigation and restart.
Strengthened Windows recovery packaging: the recovery helper, engine, updater helper, app and installer are signature-validated.
Downloads
| Platform | Installer | |---|---| | Windows x64 | Download for Windows | | macOS Apple Silicon | Download for Mac | | macOS Intel | Download for Intel Mac | | Ubuntu x64 | DEB · AppImage |
Mac downloads are signed and notarized. Windows downloads are signed. Ubuntu checksums are included with the release. Keep a private backup before upgrading.
Verification and known issues
All binaries use application source 15c3cbd64056a7288777739f5dd244ca4365ea0b. Native checks covered Windows upgrade postconditions and data preservation, uninstall/reinstall, fresh-profile startup, reboot and an installed-engine tool/final-response/cancellation workload using scripted local responses. Mac arm64/Intel packages passed signing, notarization, Gatekeeper and native window/graceful-quit checks. Linux packages passed metadata and five scoped lifecycle checks.
Older reports of engine error -32603 and unexplained exit 1073807364 remain under investigation. This release does not claim every such incident is resolved.
An intermittent Mac shutdown delay while draining credential writes was observed in an earlier test. Later unchanged-app checks and final signed native checks exited cleanly, but the original delay was not conclusively fixed and native credential persistence was not fully qualified.
The original Windows upgrade installer exit code was missed by the test observer. Upgrade postconditions and data preservation passed; uninstall and reinstall separately returned exit code 0. The missing exit-code receipt is not represented as a pass.
Linux local computer control remains limited to supported X11 configurations; Linux/Windows ARM64 packages and full hosted-cloud onboarding are not included. The Linux checks do not establish an installed-DEB upgrade lifecycle.
If you encounter a problem, include your Murage/Fuigo versions and a sanitized diagnostic report. Never post API keys or private backups.