Talk with the agent. Hear it answer.

New

• Voice
  • Turn on Conversation in the composer to hear each reply as it streams. A finished take sends itself.
  • Say “remember that …” in a conversation to save a memory instead of sending.
  • Talk-back says a short line when a run finishes or needs you. It uses Venice’s Private voice, at about $0.0001 a line.
  • Talk-back stops for the day at 150,000 characters, about $0.53. Change the limit in Settings → Voice.
  • Read this reads a reply aloud.
  • Approve, answer a question or stop a turn by voice. An approval waits for a second “yes”.
  • Hold the dictate chord to talk, or tap it to start and stop.
  • Dictation starts faster: whisper stays loaded between takes.
  • The voice bar tells you when the microphone is slow to open, hears nothing, or nears the 12-minute limit.
  • Voice typing works on Linux.
• Every engine comes with the eight Know Your Code skills, which Conversation is built on.
• Start a goal from a project.
• Turn Claude Code off in Settings → Engines. Threads, checks and scheduled tasks then run without it, and Cloaky fetches nothing for it.
• Save memories and stop a single background command in OpenCode, Codex, Kimi Code and Grok Build chats.
• The agent asks before editing when a request leaves the result open.

Changed

• OpenCode, Codex, Kimi Code and Grok Build reach Venice through Cloaky, so none of them holds your key.
• Their spend is what Venice charged. Codex’s is estimated from Venice’s prices.
• They stop at the turn limit and at your session spend limit, and Stop always wins.
• They edit files with their file tools, so every change shows in Review and can be undone.
• In an encrypted chat, Read this, Refine and side chats are off, so nothing goes to a second Venice call.
• Refine works with any default model and keeps code blocks whole. It answers in the language you wrote in.
• Every palette meets its contrast floor. In dark mode, Send and the main buttons are a deeper blue with white text.
• Every control shows a hover and a press, and streamed words fade in.
• A reopened thread keeps its mode, effort and cost.
• A scheduled task starts at its next scheduled time and never waits on a question nobody is there to answer.
• Errors from git, Venice and teammates now say what happened in plain words.
• Cloaky checks for updates as soon as you turn automatic checks on.

Fixed

• Undo
  • Starting a turn no longer freezes Cloaky while Undo saves the project.
  • Undo works on large projects, survives the app quitting mid-save, and keeps its history when its index is damaged.
  • Undo says why it was held when the project folder moved.
• Privacy
  • Claude Code no longer contacts api.anthropic.com unless you have added a plugin marketplace.
  • Incognito chats on the other engines write nothing to disk.
  • The privacy page lists what dictation and talk-back send and keep.
• Review and git
  • Commit includes only what Review showed.
  • Cloaky refuses to commit during a merge or rebase, and pushes to the repository’s own remote.
• Venice
  • Tokens, reasoning and each turn’s cost are counted correctly.
  • Tool calls stay whole when a reply is cut off.
  • Changing the model no longer resets an engine session’s spend count.
• Voice
  • Dictation no longer stops mid-take or hangs for 20 seconds when whisper fails to start.
  • A take keeps its words after its composer closes.
  • Conversation no longer reads inline code aloud.
• Threads
  • A tool call you deny shows as denied, not failed.
  • A question’s row shows the question instead of its raw input.
  • The note above a reply names the model the way the picker does.
  • A stopped message says in plain words how its run ended.
• Squad
  • Each teammate gets its own workspace, and a message reaches the teammate it mentions.
  • A room keeps working when its lead is deleted.
• A damaged settings, Undo or history file is set aside and named on the start page.
• Archiving, renaming or deleting a thread applies in every open window.
• Long names and unbroken strings wrap or truncate instead of breaking the layout.
• An engine no longer triggers a macOS folder-access prompt for the folder Cloaky was launched from.
• Dependencies are updated past their security advisories.

Known issues

• The Intel and Linux builds have had less testing than Apple silicon.
• Voice has not been tried on a Linux desktop yet.

Reports are welcome on the feedback page.