What’s new

Major performance improvements for conversations, faster rendering and scrolling, better text selection, syntax-highlighted code, and support for opening Parsaa directly from links.

• AddedOpen Parsaa from a link

  The app now answers parsaa://open, so a website or email can bring you straight back to it. Verifying your account in the browser ends with one click back into the app.

• AddedSyntax-colored code

  Code blocks in conversations are now highlighted, so Swift snippets read the way they do in an editor.

• ChangedA new text engine

  Every message now renders on Apple's native text engine instead of a view-based markdown stack. Long conversations open in about a second instead of freezing for twenty, scrolling holds a full frame rate, and streaming replies cost a fraction of what they did — with the exact same look.

• ChangedConversations open on the newest message

  Opening or returning to a chat always lands at the bottom, pinned exactly, even for very long histories. Older messages page in on demand with "Show earlier messages".

• ChangedBetter text selection

  Selecting in one message clears any other, Escape or a click away dismisses it, the highlight persists while you scroll, and double- and triple-click select words and paragraphs as everywhere else on the Mac.

• FixedThe long-chat freeze is gone

  Thirty main-thread hangs measured in a single minute of use are down to zero: project indexing moved off the UI thread, a hidden duplicate layout pass per frame was eliminated, and ambient animations no longer keep the window busy.

• FixedSelecting text no longer slows scrolling

  A selection used to make every scrolled frame re-lay-out the message; it now costs the same as no selection at all.

• FixedResizing reflows instantly

  Window resizes re-wrap text immediately and can no longer leave messages overlapping.

• FixedSteadier window sizing

  A macOS quirk that silently re-enabled an expensive window measurement is now corrected the moment it happens, not on a timer.

Parsaa 3.4.1 introduces powerful new agent orchestration and deeper iOS development workflows, including Guild, an organization of specialized agents, an embedded iOS Simulator that agents can control directly, and a project memory graph for smarter contextual understanding.

• AddedGuild — a standing org of agents

  Build a company of specialised agents with its own org chart, file tickets for them to work through, and watch runs unfold live in the sidebar. Includes per-ticket token budgets, automatic dispatch, and export/import to carry a guild between machines.

• AddedEmbedded iOS Simulator

  Dock a running simulator beside the chat or pop it into its own window. The agent can build, run, tap, swipe, type, and press hardware buttons on it, and you can hand the device off to Simulator.app whenever you want.

• AddedProject memory graph

  Parsaa now maps how your project's facts relate to one another instead of keeping a flat list. Review extracted facts one at a time before they land, browse the graph on screen, and let the relevant ones ride along with each turn.

• AddedModel capabilities

  Every model now says what it can actually take. The composer offers only attachments that model can read, the thinking picker shows only the effort levels it supports, and tools whose output it cannot use are left out of the conversation entirely.

• AddedPDF, video, Markdown and text attachments

  Attach more than images. Large video can be sent as a public link, which skips upload limits altogether.

• AddedWelcome & What's New

  A dedicated showcase for new features, reopenable any time from the new Tools menu.

• ChangedRedesigned chat shell

  The chats column is now an inset panel, the sidebar resizes, and every project shows its own icon in the rail.

• ChangedClearer model picker

  Each model lists its context window and what it accepts, so the right choice is obvious before you send.

• ChangedOne-tap recovery

  When a model can't take an attachment, Parsaa offers to switch to one that can and resends, keeping the file in place.

• ChangedHonest reasoning controls

  A model that always reasons no longer offers a switch that implies you are saving anything by turning it off.

• ChangedRicher markdown

  Inline base64 images render as contained, tappable cards instead of raw text.

• FixedAttachments survive a retry

  Retrying a message no longer silently drops the files attached to it.

• FixedSimulator reliability

  Frame capture, touch injection, FPS reporting and hardware buttons are all steadier, including on iOS 27.

• FixedGuild robustness

  Tickets stranded by a previous launch recover on their own, imports are all-or-nothing and explain any failure, and tickets no longer auto-approve every tool.

• FixedSafer file edits

  An edit that would corrupt an otherwise healthy Swift file is now refused outright.

• FixedConversations are never lost

  A turn is saved even when its stream errors or you stop it midway.

• FixedSettings layout

  A large memory graph no longer stretches the Settings sheet or swallows gestures around it.

Parsaa 3.3.0 brings a major upgrade to the development experience, introducing a new Code Graph, automated API modernization, multi-project workflows, background tasks, GitHub PR integration, Artifacts, agent orchestration, and a new CLI.

• AddedSee your codebase as a map

  A native Code Graph window renders your project's files, types, and symbols as an interactive graph you can drill into and search; click any node to open it in Xcode, or export the graph as JSON or PNG.

• AddedModernize deprecated Apple APIs

  Scan your project for deprecated APIs and let Parsaa rewrite them for you, streaming the fix as it's written, from one window that remembers what you've already done.

• AddedWork on several projects at once

  Switch between open workspaces with Cmd+1–9, each with its own chat and indexing, and Parsaa follows Xcode to whichever project you bring to the front.

• AddedRun tasks in the background

  Kick off work in an isolated Git worktree that keeps your main checkout untouched, keeps running while you switch chats or projects, and notifies you when it finishes or needs approval.

• AddedCommit and open pull requests

  Draft a commit and open a GitHub PR for your session right from the chat, with the active branch and PR status shown in the header.

• AddedSave and share Artifacts

  A searchable gallery for what Parsaa produces; save any artifact to disk, share it as a file, revise one in place, and render HTML — including Mermaid diagrams — in a secure, network-blocked sandbox.

• AddedOrchestrate agents your way

  Build visual workflows, explore multiple approaches in parallel and collapse to the winner, and delegate to sub-agents that show live progress and can pause to ask for your input.

• AddedA command line for Parsaa

  Install the Parsaa CLI in one click to drive builds, simulators, artifacts, memory, symbols, and docs from your terminal.

• ChangedA fresh Liquid Glass look

  A floating glass composer and header with scroll-under messages, a real glass sidebar, and a native split-view Settings screen tuned to stay legible over any background.

• ChangedBetter chat interactions

  Edit and resend a previous message, regenerate a response, keep rejected code changes visible, and reach Plan, Workflow, and Sub-agent straight from the slash palette.

• ChangedSmarter build and docs tools

  Parsaa auto-detects whether a scheme targets iOS or macOS, returns clearer build and test results, and Apple doc lookups now show availability, deprecations, and related APIs.

• ChangedClearer errors and recovery

  Failures come with friendly, actionable copy, and you can retry or copy the error on failed runs, workflow steps, and branches instead of hitting a dead end.

• ChangedMore accessible

  VoiceOver labels across chat controls so the interface reads correctly with the screen reader.

• FixedReliable project switching

  Moving between workspaces now consistently takes you to that project's chat, and new windows behave (Cmd+N no longer duplicates, Cmd+W and Cmd+F work as expected).

• FixedSnappier on big projects

  Faster indexing and code-graph layout, smoother streaming and scrolling in long chats, and steadier sessions that keep your work intact when you switch around.

Parsaa 3.2.0 adds bring-your-own-key custom providers, in-app credit purchases, and safer agent tool limits, alongside account-switching fixes, selection-aware assistants, a redesigned composer, and broad stability and performance improvements.

• AddedCustom Providers (bring your own keys)

  Connect your own API keys and models on eligible plans, with a clear upgrade prompt when the feature is locked.

• AddedBuy credits in the app

  Top up your Frontier credits directly from Billing without leaving Parsaa.

• AddedSmarter agent limits

  The agent now pauses and asks before running a large number of tools in a single turn, so long automated runs stay under your control.

• ChangedClean account switching

  Signing out now fully clears the previous account's models, plan, and preferences, so nothing from one account carries over to the next sign-in.

• ChangedSelection-aware @tester / @documenter

  When you have a selection open in Xcode, these assistants now focus on exactly what you've highlighted.

• ChangedRedesigned message composer

  Smoother scrolling, proper newlines where your cursor is, and an expand toggle for longer prompts.

• FixedSnappier, hang-free

  File reads, project search, and microphone selection now run off the main thread, so the app stays responsive during heavy work.

• FixedStability improvements

  General stability and polish fixes throughout.

This is a small maintenance release focused on updates. Parsaa now checks for new versions automatically in the background, so you get notified when an update is ready without having to look for it.

• FixedAutomatic updates that just work

  Parsaa now checks for new versions on its own in the background, so you'll be notified when an update is ready without having to look for it.

• FixedCheck for Updates in the menu

  A new Parsaa → Check for Updates… menu item (⌘U) lets you check for the latest version any time.

The headline feature is built-in Apple Developer Documentation right inside Settings — you can browse Apple's frameworks and symbols, see what's new in each release, and let the assistant search the docs for you.

• AddedApple Developer Documentation

  Browse Apple's frameworks and symbols right inside Settings, see what's new in each release, and let the assistant search the docs for you.

• ChangedPer-account chat models

  Your model choices now stay tied to your account and reset cleanly when you sign out or switch accounts.

• ChangedPlans on Billing & Usage

  Each plan now shows the models it includes.

• ChangedTidier MCP gallery

  Clearer Xcode compatibility and a cleaner list of available servers.

• ChangedChat polish

  A cleaner plan/to-do tray, smoother image attachments, and clearer file-type icons.

• ChangedCleaner Settings

  Refreshed Modernize and Extensions panes with clearer descriptions and a tidier layout.

• ChangedFaster, steadier launch

  The app no longer hangs at startup while the database warms up.

This update introduces annual billing, allowing you to save up to 17% with yearly plans. We’ve also refreshed the pricing experience with clearer plan information and improved reliability through better crash and performance monitoring.

• AddedAnnual billing

  Switch any plan to yearly with the new Monthly/Annual toggle and save up to 17%.

• FixedRefreshed plans

  Connect, Pro, Pro+, and Ultra now show the right action and limits for your account, with clearer pricing.

• FixedSteadier and better monitored

  Improved crash and app-hang diagnostics so issues get spotted and fixed faster.

Parsaa 3.0 introduces a completely redesigned AI experience for Xcode. The new agent understands your project, runs builds and tests, applies approved code changes, and handles complex multi-step tasks. This release also adds subagents, semantic code search, project memory, MCP support, voice dictation, and stronger privacy controls, all rebuilt natively for macOS 26.

• AddedAgentic AI chat, built for Xcode

  Multi-turn conversations that stream as they think, with image attachments, file mentions, and slash commands.

• AddedIt acts, not just answers

  Parsaa reads your project, runs builds and tests, and applies the code changes you approve, with one-click undo.

• AddedMulti-step workflows

  Hand off big tasks as checkpointed runs you can pause, resume, or fork at any step.

• AddedSubagents

  Delegate focused work to parallel agents, each with its own live transcript.

• AddedTool permissions

  Allow, ask, or deny controls so the agent only ever does what you let it.

• AddedExtensible via MCP

  Connect Model Context Protocol servers; Xcode build, test, and run tooling works out of the box.

• AddedSemantic code search

  Your project is indexed on-device so the agent finds the right code instantly.

• AddedProject memory & instructions

  Persistent context and house rules the agent follows across sessions.

• AddedVoice dictation

  Speak your prompts instead of typing them.

• ChangedRebuilt from the ground up

  Native SwiftUI and SwiftData for a faster, lighter, more reliable app on macOS 26.

• FixedPrivacy you control

  Switch between Training and Private modes, opt out of analytics, and choose what's retained.