v0.6.8 @magnitudedev/cli@0.2.7

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bespokelabsai/nimbleOct 10, 2026 → Oct 11, 20261 day between releases

What's New

Astryx v0.6.8 focuses on UI interaction reliability, while Magnitude CLI 0.2.7 introduces Arch Linux support and speculative decoding for faster inference.

New Features

  • Table resize handles now appear when a pointer enters the header.
  • markdownSourceLinesPlugin adds opt-in source-line metadata.
  • Arch Linux support via pacman package.
  • Speculative decoding enabled for Gemma 4 and Qwen 3.5 models.
  • Vision model image resizing support (up to 4,096 cells).

Improvements

  • Improved table discoverability and accessibility.
  • Up to 4.5x faster inference speeds on Apple Silicon and NVIDIA GPUs.
  • DropdownMenuItem now forwards host attributes and DOM event handlers.
  • Enhanced error logging for inference engine exit codes.
  • Generated theme guidance points new authors to the palette generator.

Bug Fixes

  • AppShell preserves page content and input focus across mobile navigation.
  • DropdownMenu fixes for touch interactions and drag behaviors.
  • Fix hanging requests and memory crashes across platforms.
  • Fix 'Too many items' errors and Windows installer issues.
  • DateTimeInput keeps calendar selection empty after clearing.

Upgrade Notes

These releases are from different repositories (Astryx and Magnitude CLI) and represent different software products, so there is no direct upgrade path or configuration migration required between them.

The Two Releases

v0.6.8

Astryx v0.6.8

Oct 10, 2026· 11 days ago

A patch release addressing interaction reliability, accessible state, and integration tooling. It improves table discoverability and fixes mobile navigation and focus management issues.

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@magnitudedev/cli@0.2.7

@magnitudedev/cli@0.2.7

Oct 11, 2026· 10 days ago

This release introduces support for Arch Linux, significantly boosts inference speeds through speculative decoding and optimized kernels, and resolves numerous stability and memory issues across Apple Silicon, NVIDIA, and Windows platforms.

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