Cuevello 1.6 introduces the AI Assistant, makes workflows more flexible, and makes screen sharing easier. - Describe what your Mac should do in your own words. The AI Assistant turns single or multi-step requests into a workflow that you can review, edit, run, or save. - Edit generated step parameters directly before running, including apps, displays, paths, URLs, shortcuts, and nested workflows. Workflow choices are organized by their existing groups. - Choose whether AI requests are processed on this device, by a compatible Cuevello Server, automatically using the best available option, or disabled completely. - Open the AI Assistant from Cuevello, the app menu, a keyboard shortcut, or Shortcuts and Siri. The built-in “What Can I Say?” guide explains every supported action. - Natural-language recognition is more reliable across supported languages, including multi-action requests, app and menu commands, screenshots, audio, URLs, and workflows whose target should be chosen when run. - Run Mac shortcuts as workflow steps. Browse the shortcut library by folder, choose a shortcut when the workflow runs, and pass text, files, or photos as Shortcut Input. - Use the new Run Step action to execute an individual action immediately without saving a complete workflow first. - Workflows launched from Shortcuts or Spotlight can now request more input at runtime, including Mac shortcuts, files, URLs, clipboard text, folder paths, displays, app windows, and nested workflows. - Share a display or app window with a secure one-time guest link—no pairing required. Choose view-only or control access, Mac audio, an optional temporary password, and an expiration time. - Optionally show current Mac notifications on your iPhone or iPad while Cuevello is open and connected. Tap a notification to open it on the Mac. - The software keyboard can now appear automatically when a text field is focused in the streamed Mac app. - Stream source selection, app-window capture, reconnection, handoffs, pointer gestures, clicks, and secondary clicks are now more reliable. Install the latest compatible Cuevello Server build to use all new Mac-side features.

Cuevello 1.5.1 improves pairing reliability. - Fixes a crash that could occur when pairing a Mac during onboarding, either by scanning its QR code or selecting a Mac discovered on the local network.

Cuevello 1.5 adds a Read Mac Clipboard workflow step. - Copy the current text from your Mac clipboard directly to this device's clipboard.

Cuevello 1.4.1 improves Screen control and Private Relay pairing. - Reveal the Mac's automatically hidden Dock from a monitor stream, including an iPhone control and the Option-Command-D menu shortcut on iPad and Mac. - Mouse and trackpad movement now controls the remote pointer, with more reliable right-clicks and less accidental scrolling. - Keyboard focus works better with the fullscreen tool sidebar. - Clearer Private Relay pairing errors, refined labels, and reliability fixes.

Cuevello 1.4 brings dedicated audio streaming, faster access to workflows, and more control while streaming. - Stream audio from your entire Mac, the current app, or a selected app without transmitting video. Audio can continue in the background, and the Mac can optionally be muted while streaming. - New workflow steps let you start an audio stream and mute or unmute the Mac's audio output. - Run workflows directly from an active Screen stream and follow their progress and result with new status indicators. - On Mac, launch saved workflows from Cuevello's menu bar status item. - Find and run workflows from Spotlight. Compatible workflows can run in the background without opening Cuevello. - The redesigned stream overview provides clearer status and settings, along with the connected Mac's display wallpaper where available. - A Mac can now require the Extra Authorization password for a specific paired device even when the global Local or Private Relay rules allow password-free access. This device-specific protection applies to both connection types and all protected actions. - This update also includes reliability improvements and smaller fixes throughout the app.

Cuevello 1.3 focuses on secure remote access, clearer connection status, and safer protected actions. - Connect to your Mac from outside your local network with the optional self-hosted Cuevello Relay. - Extra Authorization can protect Screen streaming, Files, and Workflows with an additional password. - Screen streams can now include Mac audio, with a fullscreen mute control and a default audio setting. - New Screen quality profiles improve Retina text clarity, original-resolution testing, and adaptive streaming. - Local and Relay connections can use separate protection rules and configurable authorization sessions. - Pairing and Mac connection details have been refined, including QR code image import on Mac Catalyst.

Cuevello 1.2 improves Screen streaming and makes it easier to move between a full monitor view and focused Mac apps. - Focus on a Mac app directly from a monitor stream, then switch back to the monitor when you need the full desktop again. - Activate or open Mac apps from the Screen controls while watching a monitor stream. - Access app menus, windows, app switching, monitor switching, and workflows from the fullscreen Screen controls. - Run saved workflows from the fullscreen Screen menu without leaving the stream. - Add workflow steps that capture screenshots from a selected Mac app, including window selection when more than one window is available. - Select multiple files at once and open remote files directly on the Mac. - Fit Window is more reliable when focusing an app, switching apps, changing orientation, showing the keyboard, or returning from the lock screen. - Screen setup now includes clearer source controls and refreshed preview screenshots for the selected monitor, app, or window. - Fullscreen controls, keyboard placement, and iPhone/iPad toolbar behavior have been refined. Fixes: - Fixed a case where Screen streams could fail to connect over VPN. - Smaller reliability fixes for App, App Window, monitor streams, and Screen workflow actions.

Screen: Stream your Mac monitor, an app window, or a selected app to your device. Use View mode when you only want to watch, or Control mode for pointer and keyboard input. Open streams fullscreen or in Picture in Picture, zoom into details, choose quality profiles, and start Screen streams from workflows.