Spur 0.2.0 Public test
The first public test release of Spur: a native macOS workspace that keeps coding agents, worktrees, directory threads, sessions, and changes together.
Highlights
- Codex, Claude Code, and Pi can be selected directly when a new workspace has no active agent.
- Git projects use one thread per worktree; plain directories support multiple independent threads without pretending Git is present.
- Supported provider sessions are recorded per thread and can resume after Spur or the machine restarts.
- Agent panes support multiple agents, split layouts, resizing, and explicit lifecycle state.
- The Changes view presents a full file tree and focused before/after diffs.
- Long-running worktree actions run through an asynchronous queue with visible row-level progress.
- Customer updates use a signed schema-v1 feed, Developer ID verification, Apple notarization, staged installation, and rollback gates.
Test-build notes
- This build targets Apple Silicon Macs. Intel packaging is not included in 0.2.0.
- Agent resume behavior depends on the session interface offered by each installed CLI.
- Your existing shell startup files and proxy settings remain local to your Mac.
- Please keep important work committed while evaluating this first public release.