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Each microManager release is listed here with what changed. The current version for each system is always in its release manifest, and the app updates itself when a new one ships.

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What is in microManager 0.1.1?

Published . The Mac downloads, for the same systems as 0.1.0.

  • The Mac disk images (DMGs) are signed with the Developer ID and notarized by Apple themselves, as the app inside them already was, so macOS checks a downloaded DMG before it opens it, also offline.

What is in microManager 0.1.0?

Published . The first public version: for macOS 13 Ventura or later on Apple Silicon and Intel Macs, Windows 10 and 11 on x64 PCs, and x64 Linux as an AppImage or a .deb.

  • Parallel agent sessions across repositories, each workspace in its own git worktree and branch.
  • Built-in Claude Code, Codex, Grok Build, OpenCode and Gemini CLI profiles, and custom ACP agents.
  • Chat tabs per workspace with message queueing, permission and question cards, model, effort and mode pickers.
  • Diff review in branch and uncommitted views, line comments sent to the agent, and agent review comments.
  • Checkpoints before every message, with Revert to here.
  • Archiving that keeps the branch and saves uncommitted work, which Restore puts back.
  • Pull request creation, checks and merge through the GitHub CLI.
  • Terminals, run scripts and setup scripts, with the MICROMANAGER_* and CONDUCTOR_* environment variables.
  • Repository settings from .micromanager and .conductor TOML files, conductor.json and .worktreeinclude.
  • One-click, read-only import from Conductor on macOS: repositories, workspaces, chats with history, agent paths and settings.
  • Builds for macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel), Windows x64 and Linux x64 (AppImage and .deb), with ⌘ shortcuts on a Mac and Ctrl elsewhere.
  • The micromanager MCP server: AskUserQuestion, GetWorkspaceDiff, DiffComment, GetDiffComments, GetTerminalOutput and GetWorkspaceInfo.
  • Automatic updates, checked at launch and every six hours.

Each new version is added here, newest first, when it is published.

How can a script find the newest version?

Read the manifest the app’s updater uses: latest-mac.yml for macOS, latest.yml for Windows or latest-linux.yml for Linux. Or ask the site’s GraphQL API, with MAC, WINDOWS or LINUX: 

curl -s https://micromanager.win/api/graphql \
  -H 'content-type: application/json' \
  -d '{"query":"{ latestRelease(platform: MAC) { version date notes } }"}'

It returns null for a system that has no release published yet.