Crush v0.92.0 Changelog
What changed in Crush CLI v0.92.0, released 2026-08-31 — explained in plain English.
TLDR
- You can now make the "goodbye" screen smaller so it doesn't take up your whole terminal.
- Several annoying bugs were fixed, including app crashes and glitchy text.
- The AI assistant engine "Fantasy" received some behind-the-scenes updates to keep it stable.
- Pricing settings for adding new AI models are now calculated correctly.
- This release is all about making your everyday experience smoother. It mostly matters to people who use the app daily and want a cleaner screen when they exit, as well as those who connect external tools and AI models to the app.
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What's new
- Compact exit banner: When you close the app, it normally shows a large goodbye message. You can now change your settings to make this "exit banner" smaller (compact) or hide it entirely, keeping your terminal screen clean.
Improvements
- Centralized settings: The way default visual settings are handled got cleaned up behind the scenes, making the app run more smoothly.
- AI engine stability: The underlying AI engine (called Fantasy) got several fixes to make it more reliable and work better with different AI providers.
Fixes
- App freezing on startup: If you connected an external tool (an MCP server) that got stuck or "wedged," it used to freeze the whole app. Now there's a time limit so the app just moves on if a tool takes too long.
- Session crashes: If one connected tool had an error, it used to mess up your whole session. Now, the damage is isolated to just that specific session.
- Menu selection glitch: When picking things from a list or menu, your selected item is now locked to the top so it doesn't jump around weirdly.
- Swapped pricing: When adding a new AI model, the costs for "cache create" and "cache hit" were accidentally mixed up. They are now correctly assigned.
- Lost line breaks: If you typed a message with single line breaks, the app used to squash them together. It now properly keeps your spacing exactly as you typed it.
- Provider URL checking: The app now properly double-checks web addresses for AI providers before trying to use them, preventing silly errors.
Breaking changes
No breaking changes in this release.
How to upgrade
Update to Crush v0.92.0 by running:
npm install -g @charmland/crush
This is our plain-language summary. Read the complete, official notes on the Crush official changelog ↗.
