Updates, fixes and announcements for Kagemusha.
Fixed an issue where agy could not read the skill installed from "AI Integration".
The skill for Grok is now installed in Grok's own folder instead of the folder shared with Claude Code.
We have confirmed that Claude Code, Codex, agy and Grok can each operate your Kagemusha apps.
Every text in the app is now available in 32 languages.
Kagemusha starts in your Mac's language, and you can choose another one under "Language" in Settings.
In Arabic and Hebrew, the layout runs from right to left.
"AI Integration" has moved out of Settings into its own item in the sidebar.
The app settings window is now wider and easier to read.
Fixed an issue where apps created from a template profile lost their sign-ins and added extensions every time their settings were saved.
You can now register Chrome Web Store extensions in Kagemusha and add just the ones you need to any app, including apps you have already created.
"AI integration" now lists each AI agent found on this Mac, and you can install, update or remove the skill for each one. When an existing skill is replaced, the original files are kept as a backup.
Also fixed the update notice overlapping buttons on the Dock screen.
Apps you create now keep drawing pages and running timers while their windows are hidden or minimized. Services that show clocks or notifications keep working correctly.
Fixed an issue where the "About Kagemusha" screen always showed version 1.0.0.
Fixed an issue where macOS asked for "App Management" permission every time you opened an app you created.
Fixed an issue where apps you created did not come to the front when chosen with Cmd+Tab.
The list of built-in services is now fetched at launch and every 12 hours, so new services appear without updating Kagemusha.
You can now install the skill that lets AI agents operate your Kagemusha apps directly from the settings screen.
AI agents can now operate the apps you create with Kagemusha while they stay signed in.
Only apps you allow are affected. Your everyday browser and any app you have not allowed stay out of reach.
Several apps can be operated at the same time, so multiple tasks can run in parallel.
Google Chrome and Chrome Canary have removed the mechanism that loads extensions passed from outside the browser.
Because of that, when you open a Chrome-based app straight from the Dock or Spotlight, Space mode, window handling, URL rules and the Dock notification badge have no effect.
The settings screen and the create screen now say which of those settings will not work.
To use them, pick Brave, Chromium, Edge, Vivaldi or Opera as the browser.
Kagemusha now runs on both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.
Fixed a bug where automatic updates would not start downloading.
Fixed a bug where signing in to Google could fail inside a generated app.
The free version lets you create up to three apps.
Kagemusha Pro is a one-time purchase ($24.99) that removes the limit.
One purchase covers three Macs.
The first version of Kagemusha, a tool that turns a website into a standalone macOS app on top of Chrome, Brave, Edge and other browsers.