Maestrly v0.30.0: run heavy bot jobs on your own computers

Bots can now hand their heavy work to your other computers, and wait for each other's answers without dropping what they were doing.

• Runners. Turn one of your computers into a runner and your bots can send it heavy jobs like video renders, model inference, large builds or test suites, instead of using the CPU and memory they share with their browsers. The outputs land back in the bot's folder and the conversation picks up with the result.

• Watch and cancel jobs. You see each job's CPU, memory and live log, and can cancel it from any paired computer. Jobs run natively on macOS and Linux, or in a Docker container on macOS, Linux and Windows.

• Easy to set up. On the computer, turn on Run jobs for bots in Settings → Runner, then allow the bot in its Settings → Runners. A linked bot can run any command on that computer, so only link bots you trust.

• Bots that wait for each other. When a bot asks another bot something, it can now wait for the answer in the same turn and finish the task, instead of reading the reply only on its next turn.

• Steadier long sessions. An approved plan survives context compaction, and Claude no longer claims it can't see an image you just attached after its session is rebuilt.

Runners need the computer, the bot server and the bot environment on v0.30.0, and the mobile app doesn't show them yet. If you run your own bot server, back up the gateway volume before updating it.

Release notes: https://github.com/antonioducs/maestrly-app/releases