2.2.0

Local CLI is its own provider

• Every command-line agent on your Mac now lives on one screen, Local CLI. It used to be a toggle buried inside Anthropic, OpenAI and Gemini - three separate places that each hid one agent and quietly fell back to an API key when it failed.
• Any Viva Mode can pin its own agent and model, the same way it pins any other AI model. One mode can run Claude Code while another runs Codex.
• One switch decides whether agents run on this Mac or on a VivAgents server on another machine. That used to be three per-provider toggles that could disagree with each other.

OpenCode, Grok CLI, and anything else

• OpenCode and Grok CLI join the list. OpenCode's model list is read from your own install, so it offers whichever providers you have signed it in to rather than a fixed list someone else chose.
• A Custom Command agent runs any shell command you like, with the prompt handed to it in environment variables and on stdin. Templates are included for GitHub Copilot and for the built-in agents with flags of your own.

Transcription

• Whisper no longer leaves a hallucinated sign-off at the end of your dictation. A phrase the model invents to fill a silent tail was only removed when it was the entire transcript, which is the rarer case. It is now dropped when it arrives as the last sentence of real speech, and several stacked ones go together.
• A sentence you genuinely dictated that happens to end that way is left alone - the phrase has to start its own sentence to count.

Model ranking

• The Top Models card shows one row per provider. Sibling models from a provider already on the list no longer take slots, so the nine rows cover nine providers, four of them usable without paying.
• Mistral's own models are back in the ranking after being measured again.