Baton Desktop 0.1.13 — macOS (Apple Silicon)
0.1.13 upgrades Grok to 4.7, and when the same Baton Agent (BYOK) model has inconsistent specs across multiple public catalogs, you can now pick one catalog record to fill them in.
Grok
- The managed Grok CLI moves from 1.0.36 to 1.0.40. New sessions default to Grok 4.7, and Grok 4.7 Fast is now listed. Grok 4.6 and Grok 4.5 remain available.
- Grok Composer 2.5 Fast is retired and removed from the list. A session that still had it selected switches to Grok 4.7 the next time it opens.
Baton Agent (BYOK)
- When fetching models, if the same model ID has different context length, max output, or capabilities across public catalogs, you can pick one catalog record to fill those fields. The default keeps only the fields they share, and the current connection is left unchanged.
- A model ID can be typed, or chosen from the fetched list.
- If an availability test receives a web page instead of an API error, that HTML is no longer pasted at the bottom of the model page. The failed state still shows next to the title.
Settings
- The two provider tabs swap places: Agents orchestrators on the left, Baton Agent (BYOK) on the right.
- The model page header — name, test, and save — sits in the same bordered card as the other settings sections.
- The line "Testing is optional; you can save directly" is gone.
Baton will update automatically the next time you launch it, or you can download the latest version at hecara.com.