Chitta 0.9.0 fixes making documents and running computer tasks. Asking for a Word document, PDF or report now makes the file, or says honestly that it could not; it no longer prints tool instructions in the chat, stops at "Paused after step 1", or picks the "Answer from a document" skill. Questions like "find the top 100 big files" are answered by a direct, read-only scan (nothing is deleted or moved) and the list is saved in your work folder. Commands that use PowerShell variables such as $_ now run correctly, and a long read-only command that runs out of time says "timed out, nothing was changed" instead of a scary paused message. When memory is tight, the light coder is used instead of looping, and the small conversation model never runs commands on your PC. Hasta (computer control) now takes over properly: it asks first, shows "Chitta is controlling your computer" with Pause and Stop, asks again before any system change, and always hands control back. Hasta files you already downloaded are checked and shown as installed in Models, with proper names. While an answer is being written, the text now stays visible instead of flashing and going dark. Answers now contain only what you asked for: notes about memory or which model answered stay in the closed "How I answered" section, an answer is never printed twice, and old unrelated chats are no longer pulled in as if they were new requests. Routing is fixed: coding requests such as "I need a website", "make a landing page" or "can you fix the code you wrote?" now go to Śilpī, the coding model, instead of the small quick model; naming a model (for example "handover to Citra Uttama") always uses it; and the file made in your previous message is handed to the next step automatically. Chitta no longer falls back to the small 2.6B quick model when a better model fits: Śilpī loads with its full working context, a long coding job steps down only to a smaller coding model, and a slow planning model is moved to the graphics chip instead of giving up. Prāṇa now has a live memory panel showing free RAM, which models are kept warm, and each step of its freeing ladder, and it can (if you turn it on) trim idle background apps the way RAMMap does, without closing anything. Everything from 0.8.9 stays. Windows is unsigned; the Android app is 0.8.8. Release note: checked with the offline test suite and a live check on Windows.