WhatsApp connection process could crash when a request timed out
Timeouts now reconnect instead of exiting, and a crashed worker is restarted with backoff.
Known issues and their status, updated 2026-10-07. To report a problem, use the form below. In the app, Settings → Diagnostics → Export diagnostics makes a redacted bundle you can mention in the report.
Timeouts now reconnect instead of exiting, and a crashed worker is restarted with backoff.
Identifiers are masked, the log and WhatsApp keys are owner-only, and debug chatter is off by default.
Failed messages are retried, broken sessions are reset, and you are told when a message could not be read.
Reconnects back off from 2 to 60 seconds, and connection health is shown in Settings.
More read-only commands are allowed, hints are accurate, and other commands ask (Allow once) instead of failing.
Failures notify you after two runs, pause after five, and show in Mission Control's Failing jobs.
Updates wait until the app is idle, and interrupted tool calls are marked clearly after restart.
The standard grep and find are used, and directory listings are never compressed.
Up to 100 KB is shown inline, with an excerpt for larger output.
Only ticks that run an automation are logged.
The app keeps rotating main and window logs, error codes with Copy details, and a redacted Export diagnostics bundle.
The mode cycle includes Ask/Guarded and all four modes are documented.
Views and docs accept the names you see in the app (Explore, Execute).
Removed, with a build check that keeps internal notes out.
The version comes from the live release, links are checked on every deploy, and this changelog, roadmap and issue page are public.
Sign-ins refresh automatically, expiry is shown a day ahead, and Reconnect is one click.
Long thinking and model retries keep the session alive; the app checks with the server before declaring a turn interrupted.
Fabric uses the limit Copilot enforces and reads thinking support from Copilot.
The app reconnects immediately on wake and keeps events from before the sleep.