1.1.0 · August 24, 2026
Faster movement between tasks, a markdown editor that handles lists properly, and three fixes.
Improvements
- Jump back and forward through tasks with
Cmd+[ and Cmd+], like browser history. - The Cmd+K switcher groups yesterday's tasks under their own heading.
- Tab and Shift+Tab indent and outdent in the markdown editor.
- Lists show real bullets instead of the
- or * you typed. - Claude can screenshot a view without it being on screen, so it can build and refine one while you work somewhere else.
Fixes
- Terminal text no longer garbles after switching macOS desktops.
- The sidebar no longer spins when Claude is parked on a question, waiting for you.
- No more brief freezes when switching workspaces or working with files.
1.0.0 · June 1, 2026
The first release. Bwee gives you Claude Code in a terminal, with a custom interface beside it built for whatever you're working on right now.
- Tasks. Run several at once, each pointed at a project folder, each with its own terminal. Pin the ones you come back to.
- Interfaces on request. Ask for one in plain language and it appears next to the conversation. Keep talking to refine it. What Claude builds runs natively on your Mac, with real access to your files and terminal.
- Markdown editor. Edit a document beside the conversation, formatted as you type. Edits save straight to disk, and changes flow both ways.
- Nothing to pick back up. Every task keeps its conversation and its interface. Close the app, come back days later, carry on.
- Local by default. Your files, conversations, and interfaces stay on your Mac. The only thing that leaves is your conversation with Claude.
Keyboard shortcuts are on the getting started page.