Phantom 3.29.14: keep your Mac awake, and Ash gets coffee

Second, Phantom can read usage, balance and auto-reload status from a supported Devin organization dashboard, inside an isolated desktop window. Those readings expire after two minutes. The notes say the individual account identity remains unverified, and no reading authorizes spending. They also say available credits and permission to spend are different things.

Third, the workbench got practical improvements. You can find finished and archived agents in a Done history. Failed, partial and blocked runs are shown clearly, and output can be replayed after a reconnect, with explicit gaps when replay is not available. Phantom also refuses ambiguous tool routes when it discovers MCP tools.

Fourth, a small touch. Ash, our mascot, now enjoys a short coffee animation once the resident service is confirmed running with sleep prevention on. It respects reduced-motion settings. The notes are careful to say the animation is decoration, not proof that work is happening.

For Mac updates, the notes say to use the signed archive from the release with the app closed and drained. A change to what the app is allowed to do may need Touch ID approval again. As before, the Mac app is signed locally and is not notarized.

Most engineers now use several AI coding tools. Phantom puts them in one place, so you can work with an agent or hand it a goal and check the results.