v0.1.90 brings Aiola to iPhone and adds the Google Antigravity provider
The Aiola mobile app is now live on the App Store — pair your iPhone and take your workspaces with you. Google Antigravity joins the provider picker with Gemini models and a full reasoning selector, cloud projects get a management surface, and a round of small fixes lands across settings, navigation, git, and provider detection.
// What's New
Aiola for iOS is here: The Aiola mobile app is now live on the App Store. Pair your iPhone from Settings → Connections (now available to everyone) and take your workspaces with you — chat with your agents, watch threads stream live, answer questions the AI asks while you're away, and kick off new work from your phone. Everything stays in sync with the desktop app.
Google Antigravity joins the provider picker: If you have the Antigravity CLI (agy) installed, it now shows up everywhere you pick an assistant — chat, agents, automations, tasks, and workspace defaults — alongside Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok, and OpenCode. Gemini models come with a proper High / Medium / Low reasoning selector, models are discovered live from the CLI, and login status appears in Settings → Providers.
Cloud projects management: A new surface lists every cloud project linked to your account and lets you inspect or delete them — including their analytics, app logs, and feedback data.
// Improvements
Provider login status is sturdier: A slow or busy machine can no longer make Claude Code or Codex briefly show as "not authenticated" — Aiola remembers the last confirmed login, reads Codex's account directly when the CLI is slow to answer, and honestly says "couldn't check" instead of guessing.
Analytics dashboards recover from hiccups: Rate limits and network failures now show a clear error with a retry button instead of an empty panel.
Sharper code in chat: Upgraded syntax highlighting and markdown rendering for code blocks.
The app recovers from UI errors gracefully: instead of taking the whole window down.
// Fixes
CLI updates no longer nag you twice: Updating a CLI from the banner used to re-prompt you two or three times after a successful install; the update is now verified once and the prompt goes away.
Git changes panel tells the truth: Files modified only in your worktree no longer show as staged, file paths are no longer truncated, and their diffs open correctly.
Settings navigation polish: Opening "Set up mobile" and going back no longer hijacks the next workspace you click into the Connections page, and switching settings pages never triggers a full app reload.
Fixed a batch of smaller bugs across settings, navigation, and provider detection.
