Crush v0.75.0 Changelog
What changed in Crush CLI v0.75.0, released 2026-06-02 — explained in plain English.
TLDR
- This is a small maintenance release focused entirely on fixing bugs.
- Fixed an annoying issue where login popups would interrupt your work.
- Fixed a rare crash that happened if your default AI models were missing.
- Improved how the app handles expired login passes and background tasks.
Want a heads-up when Crush updates?
We email you the moment a new Crush version drops — plus plain-English release notes like these. No spam.
This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.
This update is all about making Crush more stable and less annoying to use. It matters most to people who run multiple Crush sessions at the same time or use automated AI agents, as it stops annoying login popups and prevents the app from crashing when settings change.
Fixes
- Stopped random login popups: Fixed a bug where the Hyper OAuth (a secure way to log in) window would pop up in the middle of your work. This happened if you had multiple Crush windows open that tried to refresh their login passes at the exact same time.
- Fixed a rare startup crash: If a default AI model (the brain of the app) was removed from your settings, Crush would sometimes refuse to start. It will now open normally.
- Smoother background agents: Fixed issues with "sub-agents" (background AI helpers). If they lost permission to do something (a "401 error"), they now know how to retry and ask for permission again without freezing or giving you the wrong alerts.
- Better login pass tracking: The app will no longer guess how long your login pass lasts if the server doesn't tell it. It also refreshes passes a little early to prevent them from expiring mid-task.
How to upgrade
Update to Crush v0.75.0 by running:
npm install -g @charmland/crushThis is our plain-language summary. Read the complete, official notes on the Crush official changelog ↗.
Google Calendar