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This page lists only what we can demonstrate. Maturity comes from the machine-readable capability inventory (Stable, Beta, Preview, Planned). Planned stays labeled Planned. Nothing aspirational makes the list.
Inventory v3.24.27 · 19 capabilities · generated 2026-08-09
Quit Harmony with sessions running in the background. Open it again and land where you left off: agents still running, tabs and terminal history still there.
Stable, Beta, and Preview only. Preview means the capability is landed and used, not that every platform has installed certification yet.
Quit Harmony with sessions running in the background. Open it again and land where you left off: agents still running, tabs and terminal history still there.
Catalog: workspace.terminal-multiplexer
Open coding CLIs in side-by-side tabs on one task board. You keep the providers you already pay for; Harmony does not resell tokens.
Catalog: workspace.terminal-multiplexer
Send, ask, reply, and read an inbox between tabs. Handoffs survive a restart instead of living only in a chat paste.
Catalog: a2a.messaging
Launch routes and top-bar providers for the coding CLIs on your machine. Connect Claude, Codex, Cursor, Grok, and custom CLIs without a Harmony-hosted model.
Catalog: provider.native-catalog
Dictate into the workspace with an on-device voice path. Core workspace features do not require a Harmony website account.
Catalog: voice.dictation
The nala CLI talks to the same local workspace process as the desktop app. Install commands and screen reads use the same identity path.
Catalog: install.thin-cli-client
A published Windows x64 installer with per-artifact SHA-256. Signing status is shown on the download page; integrity checks are not code signing.
Catalog: release.windows-install
macOS arm64 and Intel installers when published on the channel. Unpublished targets stay off the download grid rather than offering a dead link.
Catalog: release.macos-install
Linux packages when published on the channel. The download page lists only artifacts that can complete.
Catalog: release.linux-install
Release metadata carries version, channel, and commit so you can tell which build you installed.
Catalog: release.build-manifest
Launch a Pi TUI session from the desktop top bar when that provider is installed on the machine.
Catalog: agent.raw-pi
Session create and prompt flows go through typed RPCs rather than ad-hoc paste into a bare terminal.
Catalog: rpc.nala.session.create-prompt
Design or partial landings stay here until the inventory can promote them. They are not marketed as ready.
A top-bar first-party agent with real model turns. Listed as Planned until installed package proof is in the inventory.
Catalog: agent.nala-tui
Message and task delivery states stay distinct so a successful write is not presented as an accepted handoff.
Catalog: runtime.delivery-truth
A host process owns long-running agent sessions so reattach is a rejoin, not a restart from zero.
Catalog: runtime.session-host
Hosted multiplayer is design-only in the inventory. Not offered on the free local preview.
Catalog: cloud.collaboration
Download the free preview and try the demonstrable set on your machine. Signing status and per-platform availability stay on the download page.
Session reattach, multi-tab workspaces, and agent messaging when the inventory marks them Preview or better. Signing status stays on the download page.
Free preview · your keys stay local