Relay 0.7.1

WSL workspaces

On Windows, Open on a server now has a Where list that includes your WSL distributions, each with its logo, next to Another machine. Pick a distribution to open a project inside it. There's no host name to type and no SSH to set up.

• A better folder picker. Hidden folders stay hidden unless you ask for them, folders and files have icons, and you can click any part of the path, or Up, to move around. Add to chooses the section the new workspace goes into.
• Server workspaces live in the sidebar like the rest. Each one is a canvas in a section, with its distribution's logo or a server icon. You can drag it to another section or use Move to. The row shows the connection: nothing while it's connected, an amber dot while it connects, red if it stops, and Reconnect now in the row's menu.

Installing a missing agent

If an agent isn't installed where a terminal starts it, the terminal says so ("Claude Code is not installed on this computer", or on the server's name) instead of offering to change accounts.

• On a server, Install runs the agent maker's own installer inside the terminal and starts the agent when it finishes. If the install fails, its output stays on screen with Install again and Try again.
• On Windows, Install runs the official installer for Claude Code, Codex, Grok and Antigravity, and Relay picks up the new program without a restart. OpenCode doesn't publish a Windows installer yet, and on macOS and Linux the terminal offers Try again after you install the agent yourself.

More reliable server connections

• A lost connection is shown once. While Relay reconnects, the sidebar and one notice say so, and your terminals wait quietly instead of each one turning red and playing a sound.
• A dropped network or a sleeping laptop no longer locks you out. The server now lets go of a connection that has gone silent for 30 seconds, so Relay can reconnect instead of being told that "another Relay is using this workspace".
• Machines that don't answer fail faster. Relay gives up after 15 seconds and retries, instead of showing "Connecting…" for minutes. Typing a password is never rushed.
• Relay's skills stay current. After an update, the copies of Relay's skills that your agents use are refreshed too. If they can't be copied to a server, Relay tells you.
• Keyboard: Tab now reaches the Where list, and the arrow keys move through it.

Fixes

• On macOS, agents couldn't talk to each other or read connected notes when the connection file's path was too long. Relay now uses a shorter name for it.