Changelog

What's new in FangBot

New versions roll out through the in-app updater — your copy keeps itself current.

v1.0.15LatestAug 17, 2026

Every screen drags by its top edge, and disabled buttons read as disabled

Fixed (5)

  • FangBot now starts on machines that already run a separate openclaw install (credential detection, stale-binary rejection, port conflict on 18789 all fixed)
  • Every screen can be dragged by its window's top edge — 13 screens previously could not be
  • Disabled buttons are readable again
  • The Simple/3D toggle and add-agent buttons in Agent Room no longer swallow clicks meant for the window
  • Agent Studio no longer silently fails to save a skill unless the Files screen was opened first

Improved (4)

  • One consistent height scale across buttons, inputs, dropdowns and steppers
  • Browser toolbar redesigned — single row, Safari-style
  • Grids resize by window width instead of a fixed column count
  • Removed the Terminal and Files screens to simplify the app
v1.0.14Aug 16, 2026

The agent answers Facebook & Instagram comments, and a fresh install just works

Added (6)

  • Comment Responder: the agent replies to Facebook and Instagram comments through the browser on your Mac
  • Model reasoning appears in chat and is restored when you reopen a conversation
  • Markdown and sanitised HTML render while streaming
  • Per-agent tabs: edit SOUL.md / IDENTITY.md / SKILL.md right in the chat
  • Slack channel over Socket Mode, and WhatsApp QR pairing in-app
  • Plan screen, plus Privacy Policy and Terms readable offline

Fixed (3)

  • Fresh installs no longer hang at Connecting — the gateway pairs the device silently
  • First run no longer kills its own gateway during startup migrations
  • Model provider plugins install up front — no more timeouts on new machines

Improved (2)

  • Tool calls collapse into one readable line per turn
  • Conversations grouped by agent in the sidebar
v1.0.12Aug 16, 2026

Signed & notarized builds for both Apple Silicon and Intel

Improved (1)

  • DMGs for Apple Silicon and Intel are signed, notarized and stapled