Murage 1.0.18 is out for Mac, Windows and Linux, led by No limits: when you start the request yourself, your bot gets on with the job, and Murage keeps a short list of files and places protected.
No limits, with a protected list
Set a bot to No limits, ask it for something, and it runs the job. Murage protects certain files and places, such as the keys and sign-ins you have given it, and answers a request for one of them with a clear refusal that says why. Every other level and every other kind of turn works as before.
If a bot has taken in something from outside, such as a web page, an email or a file someone sent, only that bot keeps the extra check. Your other bots keep going without it. Don't put a bot on No limits if it can reach customers, money or other people's data.
Commands that run in your Mac temp folders work as they always should at No limits, while the real system folders stay protected. A command pointed at a folder that is not valid gets a clear refusal at every level.
Writing output to /dev/null works.
New
Today, two ways. The Today page has a Calm view for a short summary and a Detailed view for the full list, in every language.
Approve in one tap. Answer a waiting request right inside Needs you, or Approve all for the stack. A refusal still shows its reason.
Bots read your other chats. A bot can read from your other chats, and you pick the exact excerpts it shares into a room. A bot can also post in a room by a rule you set, and you see each post.
Muse Code. Muse Code joins the engine list. It runs on a regular model, writes only at Full access, and Stop ends all of its work.
Murage for Chrome, guided. Use my Chrome setup takes you through it in three steps, and the extension picks up again after a restart.
Your phone, closer. The phone app has tabs along the bottom, and a You sheet with Approve right on it. A Phone calls section in Settings lets a bot place calls for you.
Better
Fuigo 1.0.40 is the engine on board, and Fuigo asks before it reads the keys and sign-ins you have given Murage.
New and paired bots start on an engine you are already signed in to.
When a Flux key does not cover a model, Murage retries on a model the key does cover.
Default models for Claude and Codex are up to date.
When something holds a reply, the message names the service, such as Flux hold, limit reached or busy.
Search all your chats from one box, with a date filter.
Open a routine to see its details and press Run now. Routine times show the right time zone.
Saving your name and picking a job answer at once with a working animation.
Pictures a bot saves in its workspace show in chat, open full size, and a save can be retried.
The dollar meter gives you a heads-up at 80 percent of your budget, and the Plan usage card shows what your plan allows.
The Clients card explains how to switch clients.
The bot rail and lists stay quick with 18 or more bots.
First run has doors to import a Grok bot or tell a bot about yourself.
Health also checks a Flux call in flight, the Fuigo version you have, and screenshots.
A turn's charge always counts every step.
Voice and calls stop when Flux says your budget is spent, and tell you.
A spoken reply cut off mid-speech holds a downgrade for ten minutes.
Memory you have hidden or withheld stays hidden, including when a skill reviews memory.
Recall says "unknown" when part of a thread's history is too long to walk.
Logs, and anything sent on from them, leave sensitive text out.
Content meant for you alone stays out of room transcripts, so a room only shows what you chose to share.
The file where Murage records which turns touched things outside a bot's folder stays small, and it stays intact however Murage is closed.
Engine logs stay a steady size, and a resumed chat picks up exactly where it left off.
Dictation in the composer runs as one steady session, with a Stop control whenever it is listening.
Reopening the search index is quick, so Murage stays smooth.
Murage answers its first health check the moment it starts, before it opens your data.
The first set-up check of an engine runs in the bot's own folder, and on Windows it reads folder permissions strictly.
Closing Murage keeps the work a bot has queued for its helpers, and a Stop you ask for still ends it.
When a bot is busy with a turn, a delete tells you so at once.
A backup that needs more disk space waits and tells you.
Backup and restore work as a standard Windows user.
Mac updates hand off cleanly, and the splash stays until the window paints.
If startup cannot finish, Murage quits quietly.
A notice tells you when a new version is ready.
The first Codex turn on a fresh Mac goes straight through.
Deleting a chat lets go of the engine it held.
Murage paints its first screen faster.
Core libraries are brought up to date.
Plus many smaller improvements throughout.
Stop on every engine
Stop works, and usage is counted, on every engine that is not ACP.
Stop, Reset and Stop All also hold on ACP engines, even when a send is just starting.
A Stop you press holds, even when a turn is just starting, and Stop starts the engine's helper cleanup first.
A Stop on a routine's turn lands cleanly, with no card.
How to update
Murage shows an update banner when 1.0.18 is ready, or choose Check for updates in Settings.
Moved your home folder, or a folder inside it, to another drive and have Back up before updating turned on? If updating from 1.0.17 doesn't finish, turn that setting off for this one update and back on afterwards, or download 1.0.18 from murage.ai. Your saved backups are kept either way. From 1.0.18, updates install whatever your folder layout.
What's new: https://murage.ai/blog/whats-new-in-murage-1-0-18
No limits and the protected list: https://murage.ai/docs/guides/permissions-and-the-stop-line
Download: https://murage.ai/download
Changelog: https://murage.ai/changelog