hronaut/hronaut is a browser that a coding agent can come back to. It keeps a user-visible window open and maintains a separate workspace for each project. The repository description defines it as a persistent, isolated workspace that runs on top of MCP. The latest commit of 2026-11-06 (1659e57) was that it published the Scoop manifest for Hronaut 3.14.22, and the changed file was a single one, packaging/scoop/hronaut.json, with 4 lines added and 4 lines deleted.
This change is not application code but an update to the metadata on the Windows installation side. The manifest's version changed from 3.14.21 to 3.14.22, and the download URL and hash for the x64 Windows portable executable, as well as the Start Menu shortcut file name, were all updated on the 3.14.22 basis. The license entry is written only as 'SEE LICENSE IN LICENSE', so the actual license type cannot be confirmed from this file alone.
The point to be careful about is what the manifest notes state themselves. The current Windows binary is not code signed, so it says to check the release hash and review the Windows security warning before running it. And this commit contains no explanation of what changed in the app behavior of 3.14.22. The list of functional changes cannot be known from this change alone, and that judgment requires checking the release notes separately. The only fact that can be confirmed right now is that in a Windows environment using Scoop, the installed version has followed to 3.14.22.