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What changed in Xervente, newest first.

September 30, 2026: Xervente 0.3.9

Know when alerts are off. If notifications are turned off for the app, Needs you and Hubs say so, with a Turn on button that asks again or opens the app's notification settings.
Unlink this computer from your account, right from the plan card in the app.
Remove a project from Xervente in the project menu. Your files are not touched.
Safer all round. More checks on risky steps, and the website is hardened too.
Smaller fixes and polish.

Harder to fool. Xervente now holds a risky step even when it is disguised: a command spelled in pieces or encoded, a risky step hidden in a package script, a Makefile, a git alias or a script file, and code downloaded and then run, in one go or a few steps later. Changes to your agent's settings and git hooks wait for you too.
Fewer needless holds. Comments, printed messages and Python docstrings that merely mention something risky no longer stop the agent.
Protected Windows install. The installer sets Xervente up so an agent running as you can neither read nor forge your approvals. The phone connection is only open to your local network.
Approvals on your phone are for exactly the step you saw. If the step changed, the computer refuses the approval.
Alerts on Android even when the app is closed, for a password the agent needs or a held step. Alert text never leaves your computer.
Pushes to main wait for you unless you asked for the push. Feature branches go ahead.
Passwords you type into any question go to the agent once and are never stored or learned.
Needs you stays tidy: the same question asked twice shows once.
Tokens saved are counted more honestly, net of what Xervente itself adds.
The phone no longer says a computer "did not answer" after it is back: it reconnects and refreshes by itself.

A new logo on every app icon, in the apps and on the site. The Android icon now fits your launcher's shape.
Support: open a ticket at xervente.com/support or from the app (Account, Help and support). Pro tickets are answered first.
Tap the Xervente logo in the app to open xervente.com.

A new look. Clearer type (Sora and Inter), more room to breathe, cards that say at a glance what they are (approval, question, password, Xervente asks) and projects that show their progress. Light and dark.
Team notes (Pro). Notes for your whole team live in the repository (.xervente/notes.json), shared through git with the author's name. Everyone's Xervente follows them.

Prototype or production. Tell Xervente how careful to be per project: move fast on a prototype, be careful in production. In the project menu, or /xervente prototype.
Focus. One tap (or /xervente focus 2h) and only urgent things reach you for a while: a password the agent needs, a held deploy.
Xervente asks you. When it has to guess on something that matters, it decides so the agent keeps going, and asks you one short question. Your answer becomes a note for next time.
What Xervente knows about you: see the picture it has of how you work, and correct it in a sentence, typed or spoken.

Tell Xervente, by voice or text. Say anything about a project ("the client hates popups", "deadline Friday, skip nice-to-haves") from your phone, the desktop app or /xervente tell. Xervente turns it into a rule, shows you what it understood, and follows it in its next decisions.
Notes you control: for one project or all, for good or until a date. If a new note contradicts an old one, Xervente asks which wins. Forget any note in one tap.
Answer by voice on any question or draft, and hear the brief of a project read aloud. Speech uses your device's own recognition and voice.
Safer approvals: a risky step (a deploy, a delete) is approved with a tap plus Face ID or a fingerprint on your phone, never by voice. Passwords are never dictated or kept in notes.

Open to everyone. No invite needed: download Xervente for Windows, Android and VS Code from xervente.com.
Xervente Pro: $5 a month or $49 a year. Pay by card or crypto on xervente.com; Pro turns on in the app by itself. Cancel any time: Pro stays until the end of the time you paid for.
A generous free plan: unlimited projects, 2 agent sessions led at once, 5M tokens saved a month, 1 phone.
Accounts: sign in with Google, Apple or an e-mail link. Sign out, or out everywhere; link and remove your computers.
Encrypted phone connection. Your phone talks to your computer over HTTPS and trusts only the certificate in the pairing code. Phones paired before this update pair once more.
Phone tokens are kept in the phone's secure store and stop working after 90 days unused.

Windows installer. One signed installer (Arad Soft) sets up the app, the hub and Claude Code, with nothing else to install. Uninstall removes it all.
Xervente has its own home: xervente.com, with the guide, downloads and Pro.
New name and logo: Servente is now Xervente. The /xervente command replaces /servente (the old one keeps working).

Autopilot and Review. Review drafts every answer for you to send, edit or drop, from your desk or your phone.
Passwords and keys are never answered for you: you get an alert, and what you type goes to the agent once and is never stored.
Your IDE's permission prompts are sent to you instead of being answered.
Pair a phone with a QR code, straight from the desktop app.
One switch turns Xervente off everywhere, and back on.
Account in the app: your plan, what you have used, and Activate Pro.
More agents: Cursor, Gemini CLI and Antigravity (preview), Windsurf (watch and hold).
Notifications on your computer and phone for what needs you.