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By Daniel Bernal
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FlowDeck for macOS, the CLI, and the skill pack now share one version: 1.32.0. This release adds support for the iPhone Duo, better conversation controls, and more dependable simulator automation.
New
See and manage conversation context. Inspect session token usage and compact a conversation from the token-usage popover.
iPhone Duo Support. Run and your apps in the iPhone Duo (Xcode 27.1 beta+), incluiding multiple poses and orientations.
Improvements
Tool windows feel more consistent. Refreshed layouts and controls make FlowDeck's utility windows easier to navigate.
Agent conversations fit their space. Chat panels stay within their container, empty states are simpler, and queued follow-up previews stay compact.
Simulator navigation is smoother. Device Hub opens with your target simulator selected, and viewport rotation follows the device.
Storage cleanup is easier to judge. The disk chart highlights the space your current selection can reclaim.
Reasoning controls match your agent. Updated effort discovery improves the choices available for OpenCode and Grok.
Parent branch selection. Select a parent branch when starting a new session.
Stability
Queued messages resume after automatic compaction and turn completion, and answering an agent question no longer interrupts the turn.
Opening branches already in use by another worktree is handled more reliably.
FlowDeck opens its main window more reliably at launch and remembers your Issues warning visibility preference.
FlowDeck CLI and skills 1.32.0
New
iPhone Duo simulator support. Control iPhone Duo posture and hinge angle with the CLI's new
posecommand. See the full documentation in the simulator documentation
Stability
Simulator gestures and text entry recover more reliably from delayed or dropped input. Deep-link confirmations and recording startup are more dependable.
Simulator creation falls back to another compatible runtime when the preferred runtime is unavailable.
Check out previous releases in the FlowDeck changelog.
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