What's new in Htvag Agent

1. v0.9.35

   2026-10-04

   Long runs are no longer cut off by a clock

   • Scheduled and headless runs have no wall-clock limit. A PC-control job that needs an hour now gets the hour — the ten-minute ceiling that stopped long runs mid-task is gone, instead of the agent appearing to give up for no reason.
   • A local model's turn has no request deadline either, so a long task on a CPU-only machine no longer dies mid-stream at the 45-minute mark.
   • Nothing new to wait out: the run's own turn limits, the Stop button and the kill switch still end a run the moment you ask, and a finished run never blocks the next one.

2. v0.9.34

   2026-10-03

   Click coordinates land where the screenshot says, on every monitor layout

   • Clicks picked off a screenshot now account for where the capture started. On desks where a second monitor sits to the left of or above the main screen, the cursor lands on the target instead of being offset by that monitor's size.
   • A click coordinate that falls outside the screenshot the model read is refused with a prompt to take a fresh one — instead of the cursor being snapped to a screen edge the model never chose.

3. v0.9.33

   2026-10-03

   Scheduled runs never pause on a token budget

   • The per-day token cap on scheduled runs is gone, along with its setting. A schedule that is due simply runs.
   • Runs still respect quiet hours, one at a time, and never start in a folder a session is already working in.

4. v0.9.32

   2026-10-03

   Window focus works again, and PC runs read their full playbook

   • Window commands are baked into their script instead of passed as flags PowerShell mis-parses, so listing and focusing windows works reliably again.
   • The PC-control lane reads its full doctrine: a launch is a step and not the task, focus is confirmed before a click, and a message counts as sent only when a screenshot shows it sent.
   • PC workflows are pickable — WhatsApp reply, WhatsApp send, browser task, files, YouTube — and only the chosen playbooks enter the prompt.

5. v0.9.31

   2026-10-02

   A quick PC command gets a short turn

   • A small PC-control request runs as a short turn instead of a full planning cycle, so simple jobs finish sooner.
   • The PC lane carries one less tool to choose between.

6. v0.9.30

   2026-10-02

   PC control gets its own prompt; local models get a prompt they can hold

   • PC-control runs use a prompt and tool set built for driving a desktop, rather than the coding agent's.
   • The same lane runs on a prompt small enough for a local model's context window, so a machine without credits can still drive its own desktop.

7. v0.9.29

   2026-10-01

   Local runs continue into action, and a stale gateway token heals itself

   • A local model's reasoning now continues into tool calls instead of stopping at the thought.
   • An expired gateway token is refreshed in place instead of failing the turn.

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