AddedAdded Linux AppImage releases for x64 and ARM64, including Linux update feed support and AppImage updater integration
AddedAdded Kilo API key setup in AI provider settings, with secure local persistence, logout cleanup, and setup-state validation alongside the existing Kilo CLI login flow
AddedAdded an in-app HTML viewer for vault .html and .htm files, including sandboxed script execution, relative asset loading, and restrictive network protections
AddedAdded .html and .htm files to the default file tree so HTML documents appear without enabling the global all-files view
ChangedUpdated the embedded Claude ACP runtime to upstream 0.33.1 and the embedded Codex agent runtime to 0.14.0
ChangedPolished Linux-specific desktop packaging behavior, window chrome, updater handling, and cross-platform shortcut behavior for the AppImage release path
FixedFixed chat Markdown rendering so slash-prefixed text is no longer converted into a clickable vault pill unless it resolves to a valid vault reference
FixedFixed dragging agent chats from the collapsed sidebar so the sidebar overlay stays active while the drag starts
FixedFixed inline file-review Accept and Reject buttons so decisions run on click release instead of immediately on press
FixedFixed provider quota, rate-limit, and usage-limit failures so chat shows a clear provider-limit message instead of treating the error like setup or authentication failure
FixedFixed oversized saved AI session transcripts by compacting new saves and repairing previously inflated saved chats on load
FixedFixed vault scans, text-file reads, and watcher hashing for Markdown and text files that contain invalid UTF-8 bytes by decoding them lossily instead of failing the vault operation
FixedFixed Linux updater handling when a release feed is missing so the app can continue gracefully across Linux release variants
SecuritySecured persisted AI provider secrets for Codex/OpenAI, Claude/Anthropic, Gemini/Google, and Kilo API keys through OS credential storage instead of runtime setup JSON
SecurityAudited NeverWrite for the May 2026 Mini Shai-Hulud npm supply-chain attack and found no exposure to the known malware indicators, affected package sets, or risky workflow pattern