v0.10.1 #
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- Videos on X, and on other sites that said "The media could not be played", now play in browser tabs on Macs with Apple silicon.
what changed in Multipeer, release by release. new lines land here the day they ship.
latest is v0.10.1
Share only what you mean to: pick which spaces go live, and untick one to take it off everyone's canvas at once. Start hosting and your invite link is ready to copy straight away, while your Wi-Fi or LAN stays out unless you let it in. PDFs open and scroll right on the canvas. Terminals are sturdier too: Chinese, Korean and Arabic text shows, strange output can't freeze the app, and the last lines a program prints are never lost.
Hand a picture to an agent: drag it from the canvas onto Claude Code, Codex or a terminal, or copy it and press ⌘V, and it gets the image. Notes and files now move by dragging anywhere on them. And Files keeps up with you, showing the worktree of whatever you click.
cd in a terminal, into another worktree of the same repo after the card has started. A space on a subfolder stays on that subfolder there, and the card's header shows the branch it moved to.
Private spaces keep a whole space to yourself, even while you share your canvas: nobody you share with ever sees it, and it's framed so you always know. Privacy screens now work for everyone in a session, guests too, and what's under yours comes home with you when it ends. Overlapping cards? Right-click one to bring it to the front or send it to the back.
Several agents can now change one project without stepping on each other: start one in a git folder and give it a worktree, a branch and folder of its own beside your repo. Agents name themselves after your first prompt, so you can tell your cards apart at a glance, and privacy screens keep part of your canvas to yourself when you share it. Tell us what's wrong or what you'd like with Send feedback, at the bottom of the sidebar.
vendor/ could fill the list and leave others such as app/ and public/ out.
When the host stops sharing or quits, everyone goes straight back to their own canvas, and the terminals and agents they started in the session come with them, still running. Quit and open Multipeer again, and every Claude Code and Codex card picks up in the chat it was on. And every terminal and agent can now wear a colour of its own, so you can tell them apart at a glance.
Each space can now work in a folder of its own, so one window holds a space per repo. Make a space for each project you're juggling, and its terminals, agents, files and pictures stay in that project's folder.
Your canvas can now be full-screen tabs. Every terminal, agent and browser on it becomes a tab you switch between with a click or a key, and two can sit side by side, so an agent and the page it's building share the screen.
New tools now introduce themselves: after an update that brings one, a short clip on the canvas shows it in action, with one click to try it. And Settings search takes you straight to the setting you type. The first public release of Multipeer: one canvas for your terminals, coding agents, files, notes and pictures, shared live with the people you work with, on your network or over the internet, encrypted end to end. Run as many Claude Code and Codex accounts as you like and see every limit at a glance. A new look, square and calm, built for a wall of fifty terminals.
~ as a rough guide, when a sign-in has lapsed), tokens by day per account, models, sessions and what the work would cost at API prices, over 7 or 30 days. Choosing which account to run Claude Code or Codex on shows how much of each one's limits is used: amber from three quarters, red from nine tenths.~/Multipeer), made for you. The first-launch screen, Choose your workspace, shows it with Change instead of making you browse for one..assets folder.less and man.
available now on macOS
AirDrop, text or email it to yourself, or open multipeer.sh on your Mac.