July 9, 2026 · 0.1.0-alpha.45
alphaTwo things had quietly broken on Apple Silicon: the built-in Terminal, and the updater itself. Both are fixed — and the release pipeline is hardened so neither can slip through again.
- — The built-in Terminal opens a real shell again on Apple Silicon
- — Auto-updates verify their signature and install instead of silently aborting
- — The release build now fails closed if any binary links a non-system library
Read the release notes →July 8, 2026 · 0.1.0-alpha.44
alphaSend any agent off to work in the cloud and watch it live. Schedule agents to run on their own. Bring your own MCP connectors. And Rush is now on Linux.
- — Send any agent to the cloud with ⌘+Enter — no repo required
- — Watch cloud runs stream live and pull their artifacts back into Rush
- — Schedule agents to run unattended, on a recurring cadence
Read the release notes →May 26, 2026 · 0.1.0-alpha.25
alphaFind any past session the moment Spotlight opens. No matter how many sessions you have, search feels instant.
- — Spotlight opens with zero lag, even at thousands of sessions
- — Type two letters and your matches are already there
- — Find anything by what you said, what the agent answered, or the title
Read the release notes →May 9, 2026 · 0.1.0-alpha.22
alphaNo new features. We spent this release making sure the first time you open Rush on a clean Mac, everything works — every time.
- — Verified end-to-end on a freshly wiped Mac
- — Download → install → launch → use, no surprises
- — Restart works the same on day 1 as day 30
Read the release notes →May 9, 2026 · 0.1.0-alpha.23
alphaIf you live in Microsoft 365, your agents now do too. Plus a way to make Rush look like your company, and a fix for the icon that occasionally went missing.
- — Outlook and Calendar work the same way Gmail does
- — Add your logo and brand color — every space inherits it
- — Agent icons stop occasionally rendering as a grey box
Read the release notes →May 6, 2026 · 0.1.0-alpha.20
alphaMicrosoft sign-in lights up Outlook, Calendar, and Teams. A new Dashboard rolls up everything happening in your space. And Apple's notarization gate now passes, so first launch just works.
- — Sign in with Microsoft, not just Google
- — Dashboard shows your whole space at a glance
- — First launch — no right-click-Open dance required
Read the release notes →April 23, 2026 · 0.1.0-alpha.19
alphaConnecting accounts is now as fast as logging into any website. You can report a broken moment in one click. GitHub agents act under your identity. And this is the first release Rush updated itself for you.
- — Connect Gmail, GitHub, Slack in your normal browser
- — Tell us when something's broken — in one click
- — GitHub agents file PRs as you, not as a service account
Read the release notes →April 22, 2026 · 0.1.0-alpha.16
alphaThis is the build where Rush stopped looking like a prototype. The home screen, the agent cards, and the input bar all settled into the layout we still ship today.
- — Agents as the first thing you see
- — One input bar that takes anything — files, sessions, references
- — The build where we started catching install bugs before users did
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