cachix/agentaps is a general-purpose GUI for controlling coding harnesses. The latest public release is v0.6.0. The provided FACTS do not state what changed in this version. So what can be verified is limited to the project's purpose and features as recorded in the repository description and the README.
The README introduces Agentaps as a desktop workspace for coding agents that use the Agent Client Protocol (ACP). You can run agents on local projects or over SSH, manage projects and conversations, and view multiple sessions side by side. Changes in local projects are checked through a Diff. The Web Connect feature lets you read conversations and send prompts from a mobile browser, stop an in-progress turn, and respond to permission requests. The core setup is handling agent work on one screen and continuing it remotely. The project is written in Rust and uses the Apache-2.0 license.
What the material shows is a feature list; the specific changes in v0.6.0 are not given. There are no performance numbers or real adoption cases in the FACTS either. The research record has a momentum score of 2.4, and no novelty, technical, or quality scores are provided. So this material alone cannot tell you how complete the features are or how widely the project is used, and the changes in each release need to be checked separately.