Version 0.2.1
August 26, 2026
- Panels now dock, VS Code-style. Terminals and the files editor drag by their title bar to restack, or drop near a column edge to split off a new one — instead of a fixed row of terminal tabs.
- An Android device panel. Pick any connected device and get its screen mirrored live, logcat, a file browser, and hardware controls, all in one dock panel.
- Codex support. Run Codex CLI as an alternative to Claude Code, switched globally from the status panel — it's pushed to every open chat panel and terminal's start button, with an AGENTS.md onboarding path alongside CLAUDE.md.
- Restrict which tools an agent can use, per conversation, from a new dialog on the chat panel.
- A Profiler panel. Flags oversized files and risky-looking lines worth a second look before an agent loads a project whole.
- The usage limit bars now show real time boundaries. The weekly bar is gridded into its 7 days and the 5-hour bar into its 5 hours, each segment labelled with the day or hour it covers and the current one picked out in colour — so a glance says how far through today's (or this hour's) slice of the window you are, not just the window's overall percentage.
Version 0.1.15
August 19, 2026
- /compact now asks first. Compacting a big conversation can hang with no progress shown, and costs about as many tokens to run as the conversation itself. Before it starts, you're asked whether to compact anyway or use the new option below instead.
- Summarize & Clear. Get a short, text-only recap of the conversation, then start fresh with that recap as the opening message — cheaper than compacting, and screenshots never carry forward into the new one.
- Compacting now says so. A note appears the moment /compact starts, and another when it finishes, so a quiet minute doesn't look like a freeze.
Version 0.1.13
August 16, 2026
- Screenshot what you mean, not the whole screen. A new camera button beside the message box drags a crosshair over your desktop — any app, any screen — so Claude can see exactly the part that matters. The size and rough cost are shown while you drag, and you can choose whether Claude actually reads the picture or just gets told what it shows, at no extra cost.
- Starting a new project now asks what it's built with. Add a backend and you get to pick the language (JavaScript, Python, or PHP) and, if it needs one, a database — each choice explained in plain English right there, no research required. New projects also open straight on the chat instead of an empty terminal.
- Usage limits now show a clock time. Instead of "resets in 3h 20m", you'll see "resets 6:45 PM" — the thing you can actually plan around.
Version 0.1.12
August 12, 2026
- Publish your own agents. Agents you build can now be shared for others to install — each one is reviewed before it's listed, so nothing untrusted lands on someone else's machine.
- A new Inspector, with a findings board. Review what an agent found or changed in one place, instead of digging through terminal scrollback.
- The file browser can step outside the folder you opened. Handy when what you need is one level up, in a sibling project.
- Clodestack now tells you when a newer version is out, so you don't have to think to check.