Bug Fixes
- Built-in providers moved to plugins (such as Zed, Devin, Grok, Cursor, ZCode, and Qoder) now behave like the original built-in versions.
- Sign-in now remembers the chosen method after a failure, asks the correct site question for ZCode, and supports the same number of accounts as the plugin.
- Required command-line tools are installed automatically before sign-in, with Cancel stopping the installer. The instructions now include the code to copy, and the active account is clearly marked.
- Moved providers no longer show unreachable plugin endpoints that could only fail when tested.
- Removing or disabling a plugin that hosts a moved built-in now restores the built-in provider and its accounts first.
- Moving a built-in provider to or from a plugin now continues even if you close or reload the page, for up to 10 minutes.
- Command-line provider details now use the built-in's wording and hide unreachable plugin endpoints.
- Account lists now group moved built-in accounts correctly and mark the account in use.
- Deleting a moved built-in now hides it instead of signing out all its accounts; Add brings it back.
- Removing your own account from a moved built-in no longer signs you out. It is hidden and reappears after you sign in again.
- Qoder's first account can now be removed, and the next account takes its place.
Improvements
- Plugins that host a built-in provider are now labeled with "Serves [provider]" and ask for confirmation before moving the built-in back.
Install
Download from usemagpie.ai, or curl -fsSL https://usemagpie.ai/install.sh | sh. An installed magpie updates itself.
- macOS (Apple Silicon):
magpie-darwin-arm64.dmg - macOS (Intel):
magpie-darwin-amd64.dmg - Windows:
magpie-windows-amd64.exe(ARM:magpie-windows-arm64.exe) - Linux:
magpie-linux-amd64/magpie-linux-arm64(needs GTK 3 and WebKitGTK 4.1) - Terminal only:
magpie-cli-<os>-<arch>