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title: Release v1.1.5
description: User-visible changes in AgentTeam v1.1.5.
order: 6
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# Release v1.1.5

## New Features

- Released the AgentTeam Desktop client, so users can sign in, open workspaces, connect local machines, and start agents from the desktop app.
- Upgraded the core Agent creation, duplication, detail, and run-management flows so the main paths feel more consistent.
- Reorganized the website and workspace entry points so download, web app, language, theme, and resource access are easier to find.

## Improvements

- Desktop sign-in and authorization are smoother, especially when switching between existing accounts, workspaces, and connected machines.
- Agent creation is no longer forced into a specific template configuration, and the built-in runtime can be configured without a hosted model.
- Agent reply enhancement stays enabled by default, and Agent creation more reliably prepares cloud memory.
- Channel member, collaborator, and notification settings have clearer filters, self-notification actions, and inherited-permission hints.
- Apps navigation, service account scope controls, marketplace ordering, and dialogs are more consistent.
- Public download actions for client, language, web app, and theme switching are shorter and more consistent, and the system theme icon is restored.

## Fixes

- Fixed intermittent page or asset loading failures in some workspaces.
- Fixed Agent creation leading to the wrong conversation page, duplicate dialog width issues, and deleted Agent conversations remaining in the inbox.
- Fixed agent template drafts connecting to existing skills, shared template content permissions, and intermittent official skill library load failures on first open.
- Fixed inbox pagination, conversation restoration, approval delivery, and state loss when switching conversations.
- Fixed deleted Agents remaining in teams and reply threads showing the wrong parent after recovery.
- Fixed Desktop duplicate machine registration on upgrade, background process shutdown after uninstall, missing recovery targets, and incorrect context in some runtime results.