A big minor: a resident file-search engine now powers the app end to end, your Claude Code and Codex history can move in with you, and the machinery behind long sessions — compaction, memory, the code graph — got a serious upgrade.

• @-mentions are instant and get smarter as you use them. The picker (TUI and desktop) runs on a resident native index: results are frecency-ranked, every pick teaches it, and a bare @ now surfaces your hot files — the ones you've been touching — instead of an alphabetical wall.
• The agent's search tools ride the same engine. Warm greps for "does X exist" answer in well under a millisecond, glob matches skip the process spawn, and everything still falls back to ripgrep/fd when it must — complex regexes, scoped paths, or the first seconds while the index warms.
• It ships in every install. macOS, Linux, and Windows binaries (both architectures) carry the engine and set it up on first launch — nothing to install. On by default; /fff off (TUI) or Settings → General (desktop) turns it off per project or globally.

• Import from Claude Code and Codex. The desktop wizard gained an Import step (also /import) that scans ~/.claude and ~/.codex, shows what it found, and migrates transcripts into Empryo's session store — each session imported individually with live status, so one odd file never sinks the batch.

• Compaction keeps more of what matters. Summaries are genome-aware (files the map already covers collapse to one line), subagent work survives into the parent's working state, aged edit results fold down to their status line, and truncated lists say so — the model knows when it's seeing a tail.
• Compaction no longer torches your prompt cache. Prior summaries are carried byte-identically and the genome snapshot is preserved when the head survives, so compacting mid-session stops guaranteeing a full-price re-read.
• Memory learns from being ignored. Recalled-but-never-used memories decay and eventually archive themselves; the ones you act on rise. Near-duplicate writes auto-supersede the older note instead of piling up.
• The code map leans toward your question. Identifiers in your prompt pull their defining files up the map, LSP call-hierarchy now corrects the call graph for the hottest symbols, and standalone-LSP enrichment runs itself after every scan — no more "LSP off" until you poked settings.

• A proper hello and goodbye. A brand splash plays on launch (click to skip, respects reduced motion), the workspace selector is a redesigned two-column instrument with a manageable recent list, and quitting masks the teardown instead of flashing it.
• Live turn timing where you're looking. The active tab shows a ticking timer from the instant you hit send; durations across the app read as humane 5m 12s instead of 312.0s.
• Wizard polish. Model search matches across separators, the mode step breathes, and the first Keys panel opens fast — the keychain probes warm in the background during the splash.

• Nested `app/` directories were invisible. An unanchored .gitignore pattern hid every nested app/ dir from git and the code graph.
• fff grep matches ripgrep line-for-line. Multiple hits on one line no longer produce duplicate rows.
• Docked maze clears the right-side panels, and the titlebar divider sits where it should.