Seamless self-update, calmer TUI
Highlights
- Self-update is now seamless: a live progress bar during download and a graceful in-place reload when it finishes
- Todos you are working on stay pinned in a band at the top of the viewport while you scroll
- Ctrl+L is a true terminal-style clear: the screen blanks, history stays above, and the prompt sits at the top
Improvements
- New display.external_sessions setting hides other CLIs' sessions from the session picker
- The swarm gallery and snapshots now show which provider and auth route each agent is using
- Markdown tables honour column alignment in every renderer, and copying a table gives you clean text
- Inline math stays inline in image mode and blends with the surrounding prose colour
- The discover_tools browse card is now a single compact line, and the sponsored-discovery notice is gone
- Tool descriptions and parameter docs are capped, leaving more of the context window for your work
- Ollama reports the context window it is actually serving instead of the trained window
- Crash-resume hints now point at the session picker
Fixes
- Custom OpenAI-compatible profile models route to their own profile instead of Copilot
- OpenAI tool catalogs no longer break on MCP tools with untyped or unsupported schema properties
- Ctrl+D forward-deletes mid-edit instead of quitting
- Copying on X11 uses xclip/xsel so the selection survives after jcode exits
- One bad value in [display] no longer discards the rest of config.toml
- Reasoning text with multi-byte characters no longer crashes the TUI
- Cursor provider uses the correct regional agent host instead of hardcoding global
- Anthropic reasoning effort chosen with Ctrl+O in /model now persists
- launch_hotkeys enabled = false is honoured on macOS
- The API key login prompt visibly responds and tells you when a key already exists
- Desktop no longer shows a false 'update ready' banner on dev builds
- Builds on musl and Termux/aarch64 targets are fixed
Full changelog: v0.64.2...v0.65.0
Platform availability
- Linux x86_64: available
- Linux aarch64: available
- macOS Apple Silicon: available
- macOS Intel: available
- Windows x86_64: available
- Windows ARM64: available
- FreeBSD x86_64: available