A redesigned Settings, notification history, and Nitro workflows
New features
Notification management lets you browse and clear the last 30 days of notifications, push them to your phone through Bark, ntfy, or Telegram, and dismiss them in sync with macOS Notification Center, with per-account isolation and secure configuration.
Enhanced Mode is now Nitro. With Nitro on, Taku researches, designs, builds, and verifies the whole task, keeps fixing issues it finds, and no longer ends long tasks early after a single call.
Improvements
Settings has a new look and navigation, with rebuilt Account, Usage, Developer, Integrations, Helper, Feedback, and Local Models pages. Plans, credits, startup items, and feedback details are shown more accurately.
When Builder or a tool fails once, Planner now takes over to correct course, try another approach, or retry a limited number of times, and only stops when the failure is clearly unrecoverable.
The tutorial, monthly credit claim, and update prompt now appear one after another at startup instead of stacking on top of each other.
SubApps now always open in their own window, removing an unnecessary mode choice.
Crash and failure reporting across the main process, interface, and Builder is more complete, with stronger privacy redaction so production issues can be diagnosed faster.
Updates handle segmented CDN download responses, and the Beta, Stable, and delta update pipelines are more robust. A real in-app upgrade from 3.1.100 confirmed a clean exit, automatic relaunch, valid signing and notarization, and preserved local data.
Fixes
Top buttons on floating windows are clickable and correctly positioned again in native macOS full screen.
Workspace thumbnails update after you change wallpaper instead of showing the previous one, and the blue ridge wallpaper is back.
v3.1.92
A smoother update flow, dependable recommendations, and a refreshed desktop
Improvements
Forced updates now offer only actions that work: automatic update or manual download. Automatic updates carry on through checking, downloading, installing, and restarting, and can recover after an interruption.
For You cards once again contain real, usable apps. Taku fills sparse results automatically, and the Get action responds reliably.
The default wallpaper, wallpaper library, Dock icons, and pinned-app order have been refreshed. Retired wallpapers fall back safely.
The default AI model has moved away from a retired provider route, with updated GLM protocol support in Planner and Builder.
Fixes
Desktop OpenPanel events and page-view reporting now reach the operations dashboard again.
Support Report descriptions now follow the selected interface language consistently.
Release promotion now verifies signed downloads on macOS and Windows and protects retries from rebuilding or replacing an already approved package.
v3.1.91
Clearer creator credit and more reliable sign-in and Core recovery
Improvements
Composite app pages now distinguish the publisher from the creators of included Skills, while removed, duplicate, or invalid attribution stays hidden.
The client is ready for a future move to CloudFront signed downloads, including safer handling of sensitive URL parameters. Production distribution did not switch in this release.
Fixes
Taku recovers from stale Core state after an upgrade or restart, restoring sign-in and SubApp startup on affected devices.
Error classification is clearer across different sign-in methods, failed session handoff, and Quick Feedback.
v3.1.90
A faster Community, shared app data, and safer diagnostics
New features
Community Skill recommendations now open a lightweight detail view with instructions and workflow context. Choosing one installs only that Skill, and returning preserves filters and search position.
Apps can declare both a window and a desktop Widget backed by the same business data, with steadier synchronization across refresh, quit, restore, trash, and delete actions.
Dynamic Island is now opt-in for new installs, with a dedicated setting, a skippable first-use prompt, automatic shutdown on sign-out, and remembered preferences.
Improvements
Community renders a lightweight first view while the full catalog and translations load in the background, reuses short-lived category caches, and keeps existing results if refresh fails.
Widget failures retain the error from each run and fallback attempt while automatically removing tokens, secrets, and local paths from diagnostics.
macOS Beta updates now use R2 Direct downloads; a measured 536.5 MB package completed in about 25 seconds without falling back to a full re-download after a 416 response.
Fixes
Planner keeps attachments available across send, continue, and regenerate flows, and no longer misreports completed tasks or existing-app checks as failures.
Anonymous desktop product analytics are restored in production, with collection controlled by the main process and sensitive conversation, prompt, path, link, email, and credential fields filtered out.
v3.1.89
Richer Community previews and a sturdier publishing pipeline
Improvements
Community recommendations can show app icons, screenshots, and workflows, with horizontal browsing, category filters, and detail views.
Recommendation impressions, detail opens, and selections now produce the minimum interaction metadata needed for improvement, without collecting conversation text, search terms, names, links, email addresses, or attachments.
Built-in runtime downloads support retry and resume for more dependable publishing builds.
Fixes
Taku Sites validates site configuration and Worker code before submission, reducing invalid publish attempts.
v3.1.87
Community references, steadier app creation, and reliable sign-in
New features
AI can recommend relevant Community apps and Skills, explain why they fit, and let you browse categories, inspect details, choose a reference, request another set, or create from scratch.
Fixes
Email-code sign-in requests are no longer blocked or incorrectly reported as a registration outage.
App creation no longer fails because of session-ID validation, with matching pause and resume checks restored.
Global two-finger workspace switching has been removed to prevent accidental navigation while scrolling; the top control and keyboard shortcut remain.
macOS updates now close the old app correctly instead of stalling during installation.
v3.1.84
Third-party sign-in returns with stronger session restoration
Improvements
Google and GitHub sign-in are available again, so existing accounts can enter Taku directly.
Fixes
Startup session handoff is more reliable after a full quit and reopen, resolving cases where an invalid refresh token prevented entry to Taku.
v3.1.83
A guided first run, Taku Sites, and clearer app lifecycle tools
New features
A complete first-run task guides new users from the desktop through creating an app, prepares required resources early, and opens the finished app immediately.
AI can create and publish websites through Taku Sites, with authentication connected across creation, packaging, and publishing.
Free accounts can run two apps concurrently, up from one, with matching copy in English and Chinese.
Improvements
App Finish now owns creation handoff and results, while App List and App Open handle existing apps. The overlapping App Runtime Start tool has been removed.
macOS exits the old Taku version sooner once installation starts, with clearer retry and failure states if an update is interrupted.
Fixes
Desktop interactions are steadier around the floating sidebar drag region, pointer exit handling, system-window refreshes, and first launch after installing a Store app.