You can now upload images to agents in Sculptor and agents will be able to see them (in full resolution)!
Thanks to @Bryden, and everyone on Discord who requested this feature @sleepingsheep @gloomy @justuseapen @CMyNerd :)

We’ve also added support for Haiku 4.5, so you can write code at 1/3 the cost and 2x the speed 🔥 @Sam E

We’ve sped up the Sculptor app startup time! Sculptor should now just take a few seconds to start. If you’re downloading an update, it’ll take a bit longer.
You can now fork Claude Code agents with Sculptor!
Spin off a new agent from any message in your chat — it keeps all prior context.
Forking lets you share feature context across multiple agents, evaluate multiple libraries for the same task, and save money by reusing context.
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Our favorite Forking workflows:
You can now remove repositories from the Sculptor app — just go to Settings → Repositories and remove the repo.

You can now see when Pairing Mode is on for an agent, no matter which agent you’re looking at.

Now you can start a new task using CMD+N, and search with CMD+P.

Sculptor is now a desktop app, so you can easily alt-tab to it!

Now you can selectively compact an agent’s context when you’re running low.

You can now @mention files and folders in your repo from chat, so the agent knows to look at them!
Now you can open huge diffs without waiting—content streams in progressively so you can begin reviewing instantly.

You can now write Markdown when chatting with the agent. Paste in Markdown or code and it’ll stay readable.

You can now spin up agents off any local branch—not just main—using the branch selector when starting a task.