Synara 0.9.0 brings Computer Use to macOS
Synara released version 0.9.0 of its open-source, local-first coding workspace, introducing experimental Computer Use on macOS alongside window-targeted live previews. The update also adds local project and conversation imports from Claude Code and Codex, Claude prompt-cache inspection, and non-blocking question cards.
Coding agent control planes are evolving beyond terminal multiplexers into full operating system orchestrators, and integrating Computer Use directly into a local-first workbench unlocks autonomous workflows spanning both code generation and visual desktop testing.
- –**Desktop Automation Beta**: Extending agent capabilities to native macOS apps and isolated browser environments via `/computer-use` expands the agent loop from writing code to end-to-end UI verification.
- –**Privacy-Preserving UI Feedback**: Draggable, window-bounded previews provide real-time user visibility into agent actions without capturing the full desktop or inflating model context with unnecessary video streams.
- –**De-fragmenting Agent Ecosystems**: First-class project and conversation migration from Claude Code and Codex positions Synara as an agnostic hub for developers managing disparate CLI coding agents.
- –**Workflow Polish**: Non-blocking input cards, explicit Claude prompt-cache diagnostics, and model-plus-effort presets address key friction points in intensive agentic pair programming.
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2026-09-21
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