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This release focuses on stability and reliability, particularly for large file operations by improving snapshot staging. Several minor bugs were resolved, including issues with prompt submission state and OTEL header parsing.

This release focuses on enhancing the AI SDK and API capabilities by exposing new telemetry export options and the experimental question API schema. Additionally, desktop usability is improved by ensuring shell commands start from the correct directory and suppressing initialization errors.

This release introduces experimental control over compaction continuation and adds support for the Alibaba provider. Key fixes include restoring correct context for prompt-time tools, resolving issues with reasoning summary injection for OpenAI-compatible providers, and improving plugin authentication flows. Additionally, image reading is now free against quotas, and snapshots respect `.gitignore` more strictly.

This release introduces fast mode variants for supported Claude and GPT models, enhancing generation speed. A key fix addresses the "agent create" command failing for OAuth-authenticated OpenAI accounts. Additionally, interrupted Bash commands now correctly preserve their final output.

This release focuses on immediate usability improvements. The main changes include removing the initial loading delay in the Desktop application and ensuring subagents in the TUI are clickable immediately upon completion.

This release introduces a crucial security enhancement by adding permission prompts for GitLab Duo Workflow tool calls. Several important bugs were resolved, including fixes for clangd project root detection and issues with session review data consistency. Additionally, the TUI now clearly prompts users when free usage limits are hit.

This release introduces significant new capabilities, including OTLP observability export support and full HTTP proxy support. Key fixes address issues with web fetches and specific provider integrations like OpenRouter. Users will also benefit from improved TUI features like PDF drag and drop and better session management in the Desktop application.

This release focuses on improving the setup experience for Cloudflare Workers AI and AI Gateway by adding prompts for missing account details and clearer error messages. Additionally, a critical input issue on Windows terminals related to keyboard handling has been resolved.

This release introduces expanded support for Azure model options across chat and response paths, and exposes session configuration options via ACP. Several usability improvements were made to the TUI, including better handling of Ctrl+Z on Windows and optional disabling of mouse capture, alongside fixes for plugin installations.

This release focuses on stability by resolving an issue that caused npm installations to fail under specific path conditions. Additionally, minor cleanup was performed by removing an outdated section from the configuration.

This release introduces the ability to reference files directly in review comments using @file mentions. It also enhances usability with new keyboard shortcuts for the question dock and improves stability by ensuring an agent is always available.

This release includes minor updates focused on maintenance and security. The primary change is an update to the VOUCHED list, contributed by a community member.

This release focuses on backend performance and stability, introducing prompt caching for Google Vertex Anthropic to potentially speed up interactions. Several key bugs were resolved, including issues with Azure provider options forwarding and incorrect plugin slot mounting in the TUI.

This release introduces a dedicated system prompt tailored for Kimi models, enhancing compatibility and performance for those specific models. Additionally, several improvements were made to plugin installation security and reliability, alongside better rendering of external command output in the TUI.

This release focuses on stability and user experience improvements rather than new features. Key updates include ensuring subagent tool calls remain interactive during pending states and enhancing the reliability of storage migrations. Additionally, visual contrast has been improved for muted text within Catppuccin themes.

This release focuses on core stability by addressing an issue with plugin entrypoint resolution. Users should now experience more reliable loading of plugins regardless of path formatting.

This release introduces first-class PowerShell support on Windows, significantly expanding platform compatibility. It also includes several usability improvements, such as less intrusive modal behavior in the TUI and better preservation of configuration file comments during plugin installs. Several underlying bugs related to tool calls and configuration settings have also been resolved.

This release focuses on stability and accurate reporting. Key updates include fixing an issue where token usage was being double-counted for Anthropic and Amazon Bedrock providers, and improving the search functionality within the TUI's variant dialog.

This release focuses on stability and prompt refinement. We fixed an issue where plugin hooks were not correctly handling asynchronous operations. Additionally, the core GPT prompt has been optimized for better minimalism and reduced file reference issues.

This release introduces significant architectural updates, including the new prompt slot feature and support for AI SDK v6. Users will benefit from improved startup performance and several bug fixes, particularly around plugin testing and Windows builds. The TUI has also received enhancements for model variant selection and subagent functionality.

This release introduces significant performance improvements, including optimized event streaming and skipping large file snapshots. Key fixes address image pasting issues on Windows Terminal and stabilization for desktop project switching and authentication flows. Users will also benefit from the new event-sourced syncing system for session data.

This release introduces a new heap snapshot feature, enabling users to capture memory snapshots for both the TUI and server processes directly from the command line. These snapshots are saved to dedicated files for easier debugging and analysis.

This release introduces several new authentication and language support features, including built-in Poe authentication and syntax highlighting for Kotlin, HCL, Lua, and TOML. Numerous bugs related to session handling, UI states, and prompt attachments have been resolved to improve stability and user experience.

This release introduces major new capabilities, including full support for the GitLab Agent Platform and git-backed session review modes. Users will also benefit from enhanced security with support for multistep authentication flows directly in the desktop app. Several critical bug fixes address issues with remote server switching, Windows command execution, and terminal stability.

This release focuses on stability and usability, notably increasing the default chunk timeout to 5 minutes and fixing critical issues with lost sessions across worktrees. Users will also benefit from improved handling of multiline pasted content in the prompt composer.

This release introduces significant usability enhancements, including persistent model selection across sessions and support for text attachments. Several stability fixes were implemented, notably resolving an issue where sessions were lost after Git initialization. Performance has also been improved through session history pagination and optimized loading.

This release introduces expanded model support by enabling non-OpenAI Azure models via completions endpoints and adding ARM64 targets for Windows. Numerous stability fixes address issues across the core application, TUI, and desktop client, including resolving terminal jank and memory leaks in Java monorepos. Users will also benefit from improved skill invocation likelihood and better handling of LLM stream timeouts.

This release introduces initial support for workspaces in the TUI and enables the new Copilot GPT-5.4 xhigh model. Key fixes include resolving scroll jitter issues in the desktop app and ensuring toast notifications dismiss properly when their associated tasks are complete.

This release focuses on stability and user experience improvements, including fixing an issue with scroll jumping in comment areas and ensuring proper authentication headers are passed during attach operations. Several UI elements were refined, such as disabling review panel animations and removing an outdated theme.

This release focuses heavily on stability and user experience across the TUI and Desktop applications. Key changes include fixing broken MCP toggling in the TUI and improving session management by trimming terminal buffers and pruning stale caches on the desktop. Users will also benefit from database sharing being enabled between beta and stable channels.

This release introduces several new capabilities, including a project git init API and interactive timeline visualization. Numerous bugs were addressed, such as fixing Git path resolution issues on Windows and resolving a PTY session handle leak. Enhancements include improved session management, better empty state designs, and preserved file tree tab state upon reopening.

This release focuses on stability and resource management, primarily fixing a significant memory leak issue related to fsmonitor daemons after testing. Additionally, prompt input handling in the TUI has been restored.

This release focuses heavily on improving compatibility by replacing internal Bun dependencies with standard Node.js equivalents across the core and TUI components. Key user-facing updates include adding GPT-5.4 support for Codex and fixing a bug that caused the application view to appear stale.

This release focuses heavily on stability and usability fixes across the application. Key updates include resolving segmentation faults on Windows and fixing several interaction bugs like keyboard navigation and tab closing. Configuration management has also been improved by splitting TUI and server settings.

This release introduces a new message delete endpoint for the Core service. A key fix addresses an issue in the TUI authentication login where stdout was not being consumed correctly, which has now been resolved.

This release focuses on improving stability and developer experience by disabling a tool that caused unintended mode switches and enabling custom tool imports via file URL. Users will also notice enhanced resolution and loading states on the Windows desktop application.

This release focuses heavily on improving Windows compatibility across path handling, plugin resolution, and change detection, alongside significant updates to the ACP system with synthetic pending events. New features include an experimental workspace-serve command and enhanced reasoning summary visibility in the desktop application. Several critical bugs were fixed, including TUI black screens due to missing dependencies and issues with line highlighting after canceling comments.

This release focuses on minor operational improvements, primarily preventing unnecessary sidecar spawning when using the default localhost server configuration. Additionally, documentation has been updated to clarify tool name collision precedence.

This release focuses on backend data integrity and performance enhancements. Key changes include ensuring necessary IDs are attached to MCP tool attachments and optimizing cloning operations within the TUI for better performance.

This release introduces support for adaptive thinking with the Claude Sonnet 4.6 model in the core engine. The TUI has been enhanced to show collapsible custom tool and MCP call responses. Additionally, a critical bug causing a black screen on launch with the sidecar server has been resolved.

This release focuses heavily on internal modernization by migrating numerous file system operations away from Bun APIs to a centralized Node.js Filesystem module for improved compatibility and stability. Key user-facing additions include support for medium reasoning with Gemini 3.1 and the introduction of the Kilo provider. Several critical bugs related to terminal interaction, application crashes, and authentication handling have also been resolved.

This release introduces significant new language support by adding dfmt and cljfmt formatter support for D and Clojure files, respectively. It also enhances provider compatibility by enabling OpenAI-compatible endpoints for Google Vertex AI and adding Venice parameter support. Additionally, the TUI now includes a database migration command and new flags for the attach command.

This release introduces a new font option, GeistMono Nerd Font, and improves error handling by localizing the "free usage exceeded" message with a clickable link. Several bugs were fixed, including issues with viewing new files, prompt history navigation, and the Shift+Tab shortcut.

This release introduces a new command-line tool for database inspection and querying. Additionally, a critical stack overflow bug in the file tree component has been resolved, and users now have a way to clear notifications.

This release focuses on core infrastructure updates, primarily ensuring better compatibility and stability across different model providers. Key changes include enabling variant support for Anthropic models on OpenRouter and improving database reliability with WAL checkpointing.

This release focuses on backend performance and stability improvements. Session list loading has been optimized through database-level filtering, and specific issues with the Vercel gateway have been resolved.

This release introduces a significant backend change by migrating all flat file data to a single SQLite database upon first launch. For SDK users, a new PartDelta event improves efficiency by only sending incremental text part changes. Users should be aware of the potential time required for the initial data migration.

This release introduces a significant data migration to SQLite and enhances the SDK with incremental part updates via the PartDelta event. Several stability fixes were implemented across the TUI and Desktop applications, including improved handling for timeouts and large file rendering.

This release introduces a new tool.definition hook for plugin developers to customize tool behavior. Key fixes include resolving an indefinite hang issue for ACP on Windows and improving prompt input stability. Users will also benefit from better connection handling and more granular control over provider models in settings.

This release introduces token substitution support in the configuration environment variable and provides several stability fixes across the CLI and Desktop applications. Users now have more control over sound effects and improved handling for Windows selection and error reporting.

This release introduces the ability to return image attachments from the webfetch tool and exposes tool arguments in the shell hook for better plugin interaction. Key fixes include resolving unexpected unloading of project icons and ensuring undo history is preserved during plain-text pasting.

This release focuses on configuration flexibility and performance enhancements. Users can now configure models without needing npm or API provider details, and performance for viewing large diffs has been improved via virtualization. The desktop app also now shows a progress bar for SQLite migrations.

This release introduces significant new capabilities, including support for Claude agent SDK structured outputs and automatic variant generation for Venice models. Key fixes address Windows input handling issues and resolve a bug in the workspace reset functionality. Users will also benefit from performance improvements in tool listing and enhanced usability in the TUI.

This release introduces support for application translations, enhancing accessibility for international users. A key fix addresses an issue causing the sidebar to remount improperly. No other major features or performance improvements were noted in this update.

This release focuses on improving the TUI experience by adding context-aware input placeholders and fixing several usability issues, such as dialog dismissal and terminal rendering glitches. Desktop users will benefit from fixes to session continuity and terminal resizing, though the WSL backend mode has been reverted.

This release introduces a new WSL backend mode for the desktop application, enhancing cross-platform compatibility. Several bug fixes address issues with terminal copy/paste and path encoding in the SDK. Improvements were also made to input compaction reliability and various documentation translations.

This release focuses on desktop stability and usability improvements. Key updates include the ability to open applications using executables on Windows and a fix for rendering issues in the Task tool. Additionally, the sidebar will now remain open when switching between sessions.

This release focuses on stability and user experience improvements. Key changes include fixing a memory leak, increasing the test timeout to prevent installation failures, and disabling terminal transparency on the desktop application.

This release introduces significant enhancements across core functionality and the desktop application. Key additions include enabling thinking for all reasoning models on Alibaba Cloud and adding drag-and-drop support for file mentions in the desktop app. Numerous bug fixes address issues with terminal replay, workspace resets, and API usage, alongside general UX improvements like better skill dialog readability and restored UI elements.

This release focuses on improving plugin management by allowing user overrides and enhancing stability across the TUI and Desktop clients. Key changes include better visibility controls, faster workspace handling, and fixes for error handling during queued message aborts.

This release introduces support for the powerful Claude 3.5 Sonnet model and enables keybinding customization for controlling thinking blocks. Numerous stability fixes address issues with plugin installation, terminal connections, and handling of file synchronization across workspaces. Users will also benefit from improved reliability when using various AI providers and enhanced TUI interaction elements.

This release focuses on stability and configuration clarity, addressing several bugs related to header merging and model prefixing. Key improvements include prioritizing the OPENCODE_CONFIG_DIR for agent configuration and restoring direct OSC52 support in the TUI.

This release introduces significant enhancements to agent capabilities, including support for Trinity model system prompts and a new shell.env hook for environment manipulation. Several critical bugs were resolved, particularly around Gemini schema validation and memory leaks. Users will also notice UX improvements in the desktop application, such as restoring session tabs on restart and moving session search to the command palette.

This release introduces several new capabilities, including custom mDNS hostname configuration, support for the Ormolu Haskell formatter, and prompt caching for Claude Opus on AWS Bedrock. Numerous bug fixes address issues with session title generation, task status accuracy, and various UI rendering problems across desktop and TUI interfaces. Enhancements also include better handling of environment variables and improved responsiveness in the desktop application.

This release introduces several configuration and integration enhancements, including enabling skills as TUI slash commands and respecting custom model paths via environment variables. Key fixes address ordering issues with Devstral and ensure correct parameter casing for OpenAI-compatible APIs. Additionally, several internal stability and environment handling improvements have been implemented.

This release introduces the ability to enable thinking for Google Vertex Anthropic models, significantly expanding supported capabilities. Several critical bugs have been resolved, including crashes related to default model settings and theme searches. Users will also benefit from improved scrolling behavior and more lenient question validation.

This release focuses heavily on improving the desktop application's user experience, particularly around comment cards, server management, and prompt input styling. Core updates include better handling of model environment information and improved web fetching reliability. Numerous bug fixes address issues with UI state, text selection, and session filtering across platforms.

This release introduces a highly requested new feature: line selection functionality within the application. Additionally, a critical bug causing a reactive feedback loop during global project cache sync has been resolved.

This release introduces expanded model support by adding OpenAI-based GitLab Duo models and thinking presets for the Google Vertex Anthropic provider. Several usability improvements were made, including better project path handling, the ability to rename non-git projects, and displaying the app version in settings.

This release introduces significant enhancements to internationalization, adding support for Brazilian Portuguese and Arabic languages, alongside new features like aura theme support and remote directory specification for the attach command. Numerous bug fixes address issues related to path handling, UI stability, and accessibility across the desktop application and core services. Users will also benefit from improved session review capabilities, including image rendering and better auto-scrolling behavior.

This release focuses heavily on internationalization and theming, introducing support for Traditional Chinese and Russian languages, along with the new Gruvbox theme in the Web and App interfaces. Key functional updates include a new chat.headers hook for plugins and ensuring subagent sessions are correctly excluded from usage quotas.

This release introduces significant new capabilities for session management via ACP, including session listing and forking, alongside improved permission handling with home directory expansion support. Several critical bugs were resolved, particularly concerning metadata matching, project renaming, and navigation stability within large sessions on the desktop app.

This release introduces significant enhancements to internationalization, adding support for six new languages in the desktop application, alongside new configuration options like disabling project configuration. Key fixes address issues with model switching errors, path handling, and improved terminal stability. Users will also benefit from new features like search in settings shortcuts and better auto-scroll management.

This release focuses heavily on improving the desktop application's settings experience, introducing numerous UI refinements, better dialog sizing, and updated styling across configuration panels. Key functional updates include ensuring the terminal closes correctly without hanging and adding new macOS menu items for restarting and reloading the application.

This release focuses on stability and user experience improvements across the application, particularly within the Desktop client. Key updates include fixing memory leaks, resolving home page flashing, and disabling pinch-to-zoom for a more controlled desktop experience. Users will also benefit from the new ability to select project directory text in the web interface.

This release introduces several new capabilities, including expanded batch tool limits, Copilot compatibility enhancements like output index tracking, and the addition of the apply_patch tool for OpenAI models. Numerous bug fixes address issues across core functionality, TUI usability (like improved keybindings and mouse support), and desktop application stability. Users will also benefit from significant UI refinements, especially within the search modal and session layout.

This release focuses on stability and user experience improvements, including fixing an issue where tool attachments were sent as user messages. Key usability updates include the application remembering your last opened project and better dialog centering on the desktop app.

This release introduces several new user experience enhancements, including the ability to edit project/session titles and a unified search across commands and files in the Desktop app. Key fixes address regressions in keyboard navigation, incorrect agent selection, and improved clarity in tool usage documentation. Users will also benefit from the addition of the Carbonfox theme and LiteLLM proxy provider support.

This release introduces significant user experience enhancements, particularly to the desktop application's layout and session management, including persisting workspace order and a new app layout. Key functional updates include making dialog keybinds configurable in the TUI and improving robustness by handling broken symlinks gracefully in the grep tool. Several bugs related to UI alignment, state persistence, and error handling have also been resolved across core and desktop components.

This release introduces several new integration capabilities, including official Copilot plugin support and AWS Web Identity Token File support for Bedrock. Key fixes address permission issues and documentation clarity, while the TUI experience has been improved with better question prompting.

This release introduces several new features, including support for GitLab Duo Agentic Chat and new built-in themes like Undertale and Deltarune. Key fixes address stability issues such as preventing memory leaks in the TUI footer and resolving duplicate system prompts during Codex OAuth sessions. Users will also benefit from visual updates like provider icons in the desktop application.

This release introduces significant new capabilities, including support for GitLab Duo Agentic Chat and the Ask Question tool on the desktop application, alongside a new plan mode with enter/exit tools. Several important bug fixes address issues like stuck prompt input states and resource leaks, while general improvements enhance agent prompting and TUI rendering.

This release introduces a fullscreen view for permission prompts in the TUI and adds provider icons to the desktop application for better visual clarity. Key fixes include correcting the desktop health check endpoint and securing workflow templates by disabling credential persistence.

This release focuses on stability and process management, particularly on the desktop application by ensuring better process handling on macOS and Windows. Key fixes include resolving issues with TUI keybindings and improving authentication flow via PTY sockets.

This release introduces significant usability enhancements, including direct debug tool calling support in the CLI and password-protected local server spawning in the desktop app. Several critical bugs were resolved, such as fixing token limit errors for Cloudflare and ensuring configuration writes are handled robustly. Users will also notice improved feedback mechanisms for tool operations and better handling of environment file permissions.

This release introduces password authentication support to enhance server security and refines several user experience aspects across the TUI and desktop applications. Key fixes include correcting model selection for title generation and resolving an issue where TUI autocomplete would reopen incorrectly after backspacing.

This release introduces significant usability enhancements across the TUI and Desktop applications, including image preview support for attachments on Desktop and expanded mouse interaction in the TUI. Several bugs related to TUI stability, cursor positioning, and autocomplete behavior have also been resolved.

This release introduces several key features for desktop users, including the ability to fork sessions and configure the default server URL. Several bugs have been resolved across the TUI and desktop clients, such as fixing command palette highlighting and ensuring proper functionality for OpenAI Business plans.

This release focuses on backend integration for organization subscriptions by ensuring the necessary ChatGPT-Account-Id header is correctly sent. Additionally, documentation has been updated to include new ecosystem plugins.

This release introduces direct authentication support for Codex, enhancing integration capabilities. Key updates include improved task planning via better Codex instructions and fixes for memory leaks in the TUI. Users should also note updated documentation regarding OpenAI authentication methods.

This release focuses on stability and user experience improvements, including fixes for forked sessions and model selection display issues. Key updates include enabling the API key prompt for Bedrock authentication and enhancing session persistence by storing terminal visibility settings.

This release introduces new capabilities like support for multi-select questions and the addition of the Vesper theme on desktop. Significant performance gains have been achieved through incremental rendering, chunked message loading, and improved session caching. Several bugs were also addressed, including an issue with project sidebar folder name display.

This release introduces a new interactive question tool to better gather user preferences and clarify instructions. Key fixes address configuration precedence, TUI stability, and improved visibility for themes and long command outputs. Users can now also disable .claude prompt and skills loading.

This release introduces significant enhancements to customization and desktop stability. Users can now hide subagents from the primary system prompt and apply themes within the TUI. Desktop fixes include resolving image pasting issues, correcting macOS entitlements, and improving startup visibility.

This release introduces significant usability enhancements, including support for URL-based instructions and frecency-based file autocomplete in the CLI. Several critical bugs were resolved, such as fixing title generation for subtasks and restoring proper skill filtering by agent permissions. Performance has also been improved across the board, notably with text rendering upgrades and better web load times.

This release introduces significant enhancements for Amazon Bedrock integration, including new configuration options and cross-region profile support. Key fixes address terminal stability, UI issues like prompt input covering content, and improved TUI autocomplete behavior. Users will also benefit from better project navigation and the ability to store image attachments locally.

This release introduces significant usability enhancements, including session search functionality and SVG preview support in the session viewer. Several critical bugs related to permission matching and TUI display issues have been resolved. Additionally, the default timeout has been increased to 30 seconds based on user feedback.