Release / / with v0.6.1, v0.6.2
Omarchy Ask v0.7.0
Choose the agent, model and thinking level for new conversations without changing existing sessions.
Before you upgrade to v0.7.0
1 to fixWithout a saved Ask override, new sessions follow Omarchy's Default Agent and its model/thinking settings instead of always defaulting to Claude.
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Pinned windows now leave borders, rounding and clipping to Hyprland; overlays retain their themed frame.
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Outside-click dismissal waits 750 ms after keyboard activity, reducing accidental overlay closure while typing.
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What changed in v0.7.0
`Super+,` opens the saved agent/model selector; without an override Ask follows Omarchy's Default Agent. The release group also adds ACP steering and fixes reply-completion attention for unfocused pinned windows.
Also: Steer active Codex turns, recover failed sessions, customize launch commands and receive native pinned-window attention.
v0.7.0 requires a working system Codex or Claude executable and login. Update the plugin, run `npm ci` in its bridge directory and restart Omarchy Shell.
New things you can do
`Super+,` opens the selector. Saved choices override Omarchy's default; selecting Omarchy default clears the override.
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Type a correction and press `Return` during the active turn.
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The new-session recovery action uses the latest agent selection and shows launch or login errors.
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Set `ASK_BRIDGE_COMMAND` and `ASK_ACP_COMMAND`; `ASK_CODEX_ACP_COMMAND` and `ASK_CLAUDE_ACP_COMMAND` take precedence for their harness.
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The v0.6.2 completion alert is fixed in v0.7.0 to address the actual native Qt window; focused windows and overlays do not request attention.
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Fixed and improved
Pending search responses are invalidated when the query changes, preventing old-query results from appearing during rapid typing.
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Seeded by @iluxav with Codex, from the release's public sources. Each change links to its evidence.