Ritemark v1.13.0 is out. It's a small release. It keeps up with the newest AI models and fixes things you may have run into in 1.12.
Updated for the latest AI models
Claude's newest Sonnet, Sonnet 5.5, is now in the Claude model menu. The Codex built into Ritemark can run OpenAI's newer GPT models (GPT-6.1 Sol, GPT-6 Sol and GPT-6 Luna) once Codex lists them for your account. The three agents that ship with Ritemark, Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode, are updated too.
Which models you see depends on your Claude plan, your API key or your ChatGPT account.
You can follow Claude's background work
When Claude hands part of a job to a helper that runs in the background, the status line now says so, and each task shows when it's really finished. You can stop one task without stopping Claude. When the work is done, Claude's follow-up appears in the conversation as a new message instead of getting lost.
In Ask mode, file changes and commands from that background work now ask for your approval too. Before, they went through without asking.
Fixes you'll notice
- A new Codex conversation no longer fails on its first message when another Codex app, such as the Codex desktop app, is installed on your computer.
- The word count counts every word, belongs to the tab you're in, and updates as soon as an agent edits the document. So do Contents and the comment markers.
- The message box fits a narrow AI sidebar, and its menus are no longer cut off.
- Conversation titles use the whole row in the Conversations list.
- After you switch agents, Send uses the Claude model you picked.
- Word tables in the preview have space inside their cells, as they do in Word.
Download
| Platform | File |
|---|---|
| macOS Apple Silicon | Ritemark-arm64.dmg |
| macOS Intel | Ritemark-x64.dmg |
| Windows x64 | Microsoft Store |
If you already run Ritemark, it offers the update to v1.13.0 itself. The Microsoft Store serves v1.13.0 once Microsoft has reviewed the update. Until then, a new Store install starts on an earlier version and Ritemark offers the update. Full notes are on the GitHub release page.