What’s new
New releases, improvements, and fixes. Latest first.
Faster workspace navigation and a freely scrollable command palette.
Use the workspace header control to show or hide every workspace's saved commands at once.
Workspace rows stay in place while their command lists collapse, making the sidebar easier to scan.
Scroll freely through long result lists while keyboard focus moves only enough to remain visible.
Bug fix.
Bug fix.
Performance optimization.
Performance optimization.
A smoother command-palette workflow with focused terminals, faster command finding, and safer runtime details.
Opening a terminal from the command palette now puts keyboard focus in the shell.
Search results prioritize a command’s display name before matching its path, shell text, or detected ports.
Deleting a command from the palette now uses a dedicated confirmation step before removing its terminal data.
Port detection keeps the latest endpoint scheme for each port and avoids duplicate endpoint entries.
Faster workspace navigation with direct command controls and steadier command lists.
Expand workspaces in the sidebar and select a command to open its terminal immediately.
Start or stop commands and copy working-folder paths from the command palette and context menus.
Command rows keep a stable height while Git information loads.
Connected tools can read commands in the same workspace order shown in Shell Click.
A faster native terminal with Git status and quick repository actions.
Work in a responsive Ghostty-powered terminal that keeps your command sessions ready as you move between projects.
See file changes and incoming or outgoing commits directly below the active terminal.
Pull or push the current repository without leaving Shell Click.
Shell View opens without layout shifts, with clearer Open in actions and more reliable command palette editing.
Remembers the command list width and applies it before the terminal loads, so the layout stays steady when you switch views.
Shows app icons in the Open in menu, puts Finder first, and opens the selected project folder directly.
Command-Delete now consistently clears text before the cursor in the command palette.
A faster, more capable terminal with richer command actions, visible Git context, and better reliability.
Scroll smoothly, select text naturally, type directly, and keep recent output available while switching quickly between warmed command sessions.
Open a command’s shell, restart it, or open its project in Finder or an installed editor through keyboard-friendly nested actions.
See the checked-out Git branch on command surfaces, with a responsive terminal header and clearer compact port details.
Commands inherit a usable terminal and locale, while startup history and port detection remain accurate across long-running sessions.
Keep the last known favicon when one or more local project services are temporarily unavailable.
Open project folders from more places, keep the command palette from stealing app shortcuts, and manage the global hotkey in Settings.
Open the project folder in Finder or an installed editor from command context menus across the app.
Open In falls back to Finder when no preferred app is set.
Modifier shortcuts stay inside the palette instead of leaking into the main window.
Set or clear the global hotkey from Settings. Press Esc while recording to disable it.
Clearer update prompts, a resizable menu bar, and quicker palette access from the main window.
Drag the popover’s bottom edge to change its height; the size is remembered.
Opens the command palette (10pt narrower than before).
Icon-only control, same Custom / A–Z / Z–A cycle as the menu bar.
Faster command control from anywhere, smarter search, and a clearer menu bar.
Open a floating palette with your shortcut to search, jump to a command or tab, and start or stop runs — without bringing the main window forward.
Find commands by character sequence or without hyphens, so queries like clk or livepho still match names like Shell Click and live-pho.
Filter the menu bar list to running commands, and sort A–Z, Z–A, or keep your custom order with drag-and-drop.
Clearer command list & more useful command names.
Your selected command stays in view, with quieter, more consistent icons and a cleaner selection state.
Coding agents now receive clearer guidance for naming commands, making a busy list easier to scan.
Let your coding agent manage project commands while you keep the terminal in view.
MCP-connected coding agents can now start, stop, restart, and check the state of your saved commands in their existing Shell Click sessions.
Agents can inspect recent output and poll for new log entries without starting an unlimited stream.
Get back to work faster after installing or updating Shell Click.
Your workspace is ready when you are, whether you’re starting fresh or coming back after an update.
Stay in the flow while your project updates in the background.
See your latest changes sooner and keep moving without interrupting your development flow.
Find the right Shell Click information with less searching.
Move between product details, updates, and privacy information without losing your place.
Get to your saved commands faster and keep your momentum.
Jump back into the command you need with a smoother transition.
A quiet visual cue shows when your selected command is ready to use.