Every Neumann release, newest first. The desktop app updates itself — this is what each one changed.
After an update, the previous version's local server often stayed alive on the fixed port, and the new instance deferred to it — so you kept talking to the old process. The launcher now defers only to a server reporting the same version and evicts an older one.
The static web UI is served with Cache-Control: no-cache, so the webview revalidates instead of guessing.
The static UI is served with no-cache headers, so an update is picked up instead of being served from the webview's heuristic cache.
A reworked account dropdown, calmer Agent and Task settings, and composer chip fixes.
The cloud dashboard on the web now matches the desktop app, including the composer's chip row above the input and a round send button.
Chip polish throughout, and settings cards applied consistently across every section.
The Agent settings section was rebuilt as plain rows to match the rest of the simplified settings.
Settings moved to plain row cards for theme, fonts, and task prompts.
The composer gained an environment chip, so you can see and switch where a run executes without leaving the input.
Cloud environments got a dedicated UI, alongside sidebar and settings fixes.
A polish pass over the composer's repository chips, the sidebar and account area, and the settings shell.
The desktop bundle now contains a freshly built web export. The build step bundled whatever export happened to be on disk, so the app could ship an interface older than the code it was built from.
Groundwork for the settings rework that lands across the following releases.