Rush 0.1.0 alpha 20 — Sign in with Microsoft + the Dashboard

Until now, Rush assumed your work email lived in Google. If it didn't, half the product was off-limits. As of this release, Microsoft sign-in works end-to-end, and the moment you connect it your Microsoft-side agents — Outlook, Calendar, Teams — light up alongside the rest.

A new top-level view shows what's actually going on in your space — which agents have run today, the artifacts they produced, which web pages they visited, and the sessions you might want to pick up. It replaces the habit of clicking through three different panels to answer "what happened in here?"

It's the first place we point new users at, and the first place to look when you sit down at Rush after being away for a day.

If you downloaded Rush before this release, macOS made you right-click and pick "Open" to get past Gatekeeper. That's a small thing, but small things stack up on day one. Apple's notarization now passes cleanly, so the bundle launches like any other Mac app — double-click and you're in.