Phantom, then called Verse, adds panes, browser and dictation

Every turn can be undone. A separate change adds checkpoints, a real diff review and an undo for every turn of a chat. That matters when an agent edits many files at once.

Devin became a resource Phantom can use. The pull requests add Devin as a chat seat alongside Claude Code, Codex and Grok, and let the fleet launch Devin work under the signed grant. Another adds an "auto seat" so models can compare, escalate and hand off work.

Voice came in too. A pull request describes dictation that runs locally in the desktop app and applies a personal lexicon. Hold a hotkey to talk, and the words go into whichever input is focused. The description says the speech engine is local.

Other merged changes include playbooks for each type of work, automations that turn issues, red builds and schedules into tasks, a Fleet tab with start, pause, stop and steer controls, and a private repository wiki you can ask questions on your own models.

The pull request for 3.16.0 describes remote phone access as off by default. It lists the conditions for turning it on: private Mac configuration, Cloudflare Access, passkey pairing approved on the Mac, bounded sessions and fresh approval for control actions. The same description states what was still blocked at that moment, such as a live runtime acceptance step, and that it stayed a draft until those were resolved.

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.