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.