FlowDeck macOS 0.13.0 gives you a real way to see where your disk space went, and to start a project without leaving the app.

Tools > Disk Cleanup

A new scan-and-select tool shows exactly where your disk space went, across sessions, worktrees, Xcode derived data, simulators and runtimes, and other build artifacts, and lets you reclaim precisely what you select. Each category tells you what is safe to remove and what would cost you a rebuild, so nothing gets trashed by accident. It is one keystroke away with ⇧⌘D.

New project creation

FlowDeck can now scaffold a brand-new project for you. Pick a template, name it, and start a session on it right away, with a refreshed starter template to begin from. Start from nothing and be building in FlowDeck within a minute.

Paste images and files into chat

⌘V now works alongside drag-and-drop: paste an image or a file straight into the chat to attach it, no more dragging from Finder for a quick screenshot.

A better log console

Right-click in the log console for Copy, Copy All, and Select All. Copied lines carry the message text only, so they paste cleanly into an editor or a bug report, and dragging past the edge of the console scrolls smoothly instead of jumping.

Plan mode is less restrictive and easier to read

Plan mode no longer blocks shell commands outright: reads run as usual, and anything that changes your files asks for permission first. Notes you add when executing a plan are now treated as the final word, and the agent validates its work at the end of each phase. Inline code renders correctly in plans, and diff highlighting is legible in dark mode.

Fixes

• A pull request with merge conflicts now says "Merge Conflicts" immediately, instead of sitting on "Checks Running" forever because the conflict kept checks from starting.

• "Always allow" now sticks across the plan and code sessions of the same worktree.

• Switching worktrees no longer blanks the toolbar and flashes a loading banner when simulators changed in the background.

• FlowDeck's saved state is written atomically, so a crash mid-write can no longer lose or truncate it, and a failed check for an installed tool is no longer remembered as a real answer.

• Simulator cleanup keeps working with the latest Xcode, which renamed the field FlowDeck reads to decide when a simulator was last used.

• Submitting a long plan no longer makes the agent believe the plan was rejected for length and rewrite it shorter.

• Fixed steady memory growth from the icon cache during long sessions.

• Commit messages are generated from the repository itself instead of a copy of the diff, so large changes are summarized more reliably.

This release also bundles FlowDeck CLI 1.26.0, with launch arguments on every platform, --verbose diagnostics, project config discovery with a config.local.json override, and scheme-aware destination filtering.

Update

FlowDeck macOS updates automatically. To update now, choose FlowDeck > Check for Updates.