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v1.22.0 30 Ağu 2026 13 değişiklik
  • **Linear integration: ** connect a workspace in Settings → Integrations, browse and filter issues, and start a session or worktree from an issue. OpenChamber reports session progress back to Linear and can attach an issue to the next chat message (thanks to @AlexKutas).
  • **Voice: ** local text-to-speech and macOS say now choose a voice that matches the reply's language. Additional local models download on first use, and the voice picker lists voices from every installed model.
  • **Git: ** projects containing several repositories can now switch between them from the Git tab. Diff, pull request, walkthrough, mobile Changes, and work status follow the selected repository (thanks to @jaygupta17).
  • **Chat: ** sessions opened from the sidebar stay at the latest message, and switching sessions no longer causes jumps, partial rendering, crossfades, or tab-title shifts.
  • Chat: command, skill, and file autocomplete in projectless chats no longer uses the previously selected project.
  • Chat: reverting to a message, or forking from one, now brings its attached context back to the composer — review comments, chat and file quotes, terminal selections, and browser annotations are no longer lost.
  • Chat: stopped and unanswered turns now explain what happened. The status report includes recent session, send, and managed OpenCode errors, plus log locations.
  • Files: Ctrl/Cmd+F opens search in the Markdown preview even when the preview is not focused.
  • GitHub: account connection has moved to Settings → Integrations. The pull-request panel includes account controls, and its context-rail icon appears only when connected.
  • Git: the commit graph no longer leaves a lane gap when the same branch is merged twice (thanks to @Naputt1).
  • Settings: themes are now remembered per OpenChamber instance, so windows connected to different instances keep their own theme (thanks to @kydorn).
  • Scheduled tasks: Goal, Auto-accept, and other task settings are preserved when older OpenChamber builds share the same project config.
  • Desktop: on Windows and Linux, the close button reaches the top-right corner and follows the theme on hover (thanks to @kydorn).
v1.21.1 29 Ağu 2026 37 değişiklik
  • **Turkish interface: ** OpenChamber can now be used in Turkish (thanks to @fitzgpt).
  • **Git/Worktrees: ** session menus can now move an idle session and its sub-sessions into an existing worktree. OpenChamber discovers worktrees created elsewhere when the target list opens, asks before transferring uncommitted changes, and keeps those changes safe if a move fails partway (thanks to @mattv8).
  • `/btw` side questions: a btw session now answers the side question instead of carrying on with the parent's plan, and forks at the last completed turn so a reply that is still streaming is never inherited (thanks to @pocharlies).
  • Chat scrolling: with "Follow new content while streaming" off, sending from the middle of a conversation no longer jumps to the new message; a middle-button pan or Shift+Space stops auto-follow like the wheel does, and an upward wheel inside a tool output box scrolls that box instead of the chat (thanks to @pascalandr); PageUp/PageDown in the prompt box no longer shifts the whole window up and hides the title bar.
  • Chat no longer crashes or freezes on: very large tool results, which are capped before rendering (thanks to @JSap0914); a code block with JavaScript template strings, which could send the syntax highlighter into endless backtracking (thanks to @makeittech); a diff with a truncated header (thanks to @pascalandr); and a draft or recalled message containing Windows line endings, which threw "Selection points outside of document" on every visit (thanks to @yulia-ivashko).
  • Chat: a session no longer looks frozen after a page reload or a late second client — pending permission and question cards come back (thanks to @yangyaofei) — nor after dismissing the agent's questions and sending a new task (thanks to @bashrusakh).
  • Work status: the session cost now includes what its subagents spent, split under the context meter and shown per subagent (thanks to @igorvelho), and undoing or redoing a parent session keeps its subagents at the same point in history (thanks to @alexandrereyes).
  • Chat rendering: question prompts render Markdown (thanks to @pascalandr); bare links next to CJK or full-width punctuation no longer absorb it (thanks to @gaojunran); inline code and chips are readable in every theme (thanks to @difagume); a completed reasoning block shows in full instead of replaying as if still thinking, the text-selection menu stays inside the viewport, and the sticky user-message header no longer fades over the first lines of the reply (thanks to @makeittech).
  • Chat actions: tool cards with a file path get a quick-open button (thanks to @robertoberto); sending without a selected model explains what is missing (thanks to @rvaldemar); /init stays in slash-command autocomplete after the conversation starts (thanks to @Dawnfz-Lenfeng); copying a message keeps Markdown paragraph, list, and code-block spacing (thanks to @ChangeHow); Ctrl/Cmd+digit is ignored while typing in a field, and a manually chosen model survives switching between Build and Plan (thanks to @makeittech).
  • Composer: pasting a large block of text (about 2,000 characters or 25 lines) now offers to attach it as a pasted-context-N.txt file instead of flooding the input, with a [pasted-context-N.txt] reference left at the caret; Settings → Chat can make it always attach or always paste inline (thanks to @makeittech).
  • Chat: the text the model writes before asking a question is shown right away instead of staying hidden in the Activity group until the turn ends (thanks to @makeittech).
  • Chat: when the turn-ending signal from OpenCode is lost, the working spinner now clears within about a second instead of up to ten (thanks to @makeittech).
  • Composer: typing three backticks leaves the caret inside the completed code fence, empty inputs keep a visible caret, and platform autocorrect behavior is preserved (thanks to @franzudev, @TTTPOB, and @IbrahimKhan12).
  • Usage: GitHub Copilot now shows a single AI Credits window, matching Copilot's token-based quota, in place of the old Chat Requests and Completions windows (thanks to @jakoss).
  • Multi-Run: groups can now contain more than five models, including isolated runs that create one worktree per model (thanks to @tomzx).
  • Files: the Markdown preview has an in-document search (Ctrl/Cmd+F) with highlighting and next/previous, and clicking a folder or file in the sidebar tree opens it reliably on macOS trackpads, where a tiny pointer move used to swallow the click (thanks to @makeittech); files up to 20,000 lines open in the full-file preview instead of being rejected at 5,000 (thanks to @gaojunran).
  • Panels: right-click an editor, chat, or browser tab to close it, close others, close left/right, or close all (thanks to @adavila0703).
  • Plans: saved plans open with their content again for chats, worktrees outside the project path, and tabs restored after a reload, and an edit made right before closing is no longer lost.
  • Browser: when the agent captures a page while the browser panel is hidden, the panel is revealed first instead of the capture failing.
  • Sidebar: Recent rows show a compact timestamp on web and desktop, and pending permission/question badges are no longer covered by the hover actions (thanks to @makeittech).
  • Mobile: Chats — sessions that belong to no project — now appear in the sessions sheet above the project list; opening an already-open agent switches to its editor instead of duplicating it (thanks to @bashrusakh); Android connections can trust user-installed certificate authorities, such as a local proxy's (thanks to @Silvenga).
  • Settings: the editor font size survives a restart (thanks to @pascalandr); a change made right before closing the window is saved (thanks to @makeittech); number fields and selects no longer clip at large font sizes (thanks to @makeittech); refreshing GitHub account state no longer interrupts the page (thanks to @floze-the-genius); the Cloudflare Tunnel download link is fixed (thanks to @AyoubAchour); Windows skill paths are classified correctly, so disabled and duplicate skills are hidden as intended (thanks to @Ttungx).
  • Small model: requests send the provider's configured headers, such as an API-gateway subscription key (thanks to @dmitrii-galantsev); a configured Anthropic endpoint is used without a doubled /v1, and Google models without reasoning no longer receive a thinking option (thanks to @mpeter and @IngTian).
  • Projects: the folder picker can select several directories at once and add them together (thanks to @herjarsa).
  • Files: files reached through a symlink inside the workspace, or under a project root that is itself a symlink, open again instead of failing with an access error (thanks to @herjarsa).
  • Settings/Providers: after saving an API key or signing in, the provider no longer shows "Credentials missing" with its models hidden until you switch away and back (thanks to @herjarsa).
  • Projects: the folder picker can enter a directory that is already a project to browse from there (thanks to @weixiang1862), and sending, forking, and image attachments work in projects whose path has non-ASCII characters, such as Masaüstü (thanks to @fitzgpt).
  • Git: the status panel refreshes from real repository state after checkout, branch, stash, merge, rebase, or reset, and remote branches that were never fetched appear in branch lists (thanks to @makeittech); the Branch diff scope no longer compares against the wrong base for branches created from the current branch (thanks to @gaojunran); picking origin/main in the branch selector checks out the local branch instead of a detached HEAD (thanks to @yulia-ivashko); branch search hides non-matching branches (thanks to @bashrusakh).
  • Updates: "Update OpenCode" no longer fails with a bare "Bad Request" — OpenChamber names the release to install and shows OpenCode's reason when refused — and the desktop "Restart to Update" button shows why an install failed, including an unsigned local build, and stays available to retry (thanks to @mdatsev and @yulia-ivashko).
  • Desktop: a crashed renderer window recovers automatically, with a visible failure page instead of a reload loop after repeated crashes (thanks to @wqpan); a slow or interactive shell startup file no longer stalls startup while OpenChamber looks for OpenCode — each probe gives up after five seconds, which is what left a Homebrew OpenCode looking undetected from a Dock launch (thanks to @mskadu).
  • Windows: managed OpenCode restarts clean up orphaned listeners and process trees, closing the app stops OpenCode, and scheduled startup no longer fails on Task Scheduler's command length limit (thanks to @sergiofspedro, @a0000001, and @HAHH9527).
  • Server: an OPENCODE_BINARY from the environment is no longer discarded when settings.json clears its own override (thanks to @bashrusakh); recovery through OPENCODE_HOST keeps the configured host and port (thanks to @colinmollenhour); openchamber connect-url no longer risks tearing settings.json while the desktop app runs, which could unpair every device (thanks to @shijie152).
  • Web/PWA: notification clicks focus an existing window, and the installed app uses the shorter "OpenChamber" name (thanks to @bketelsen and @greghaynes).
  • VS Code: the extension starts in the current workspace folder instead of one restored from storage (thanks to @makeittech).
  • Themes: custom themes loaded through symlinks now work (thanks to @divyam234).
  • Debug: the debug panel (Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+D) has a Requests tab showing in-flight requests and their age over the last five minutes (thanks to @tomzx).
  • Reliability: switching sessions quickly no longer saves the wrong scroll position, and the log no longer fills with worktree warnings for non-Git folders (thanks to @herjarsa); startup cleanup of leftover processes no longer blocks the server on Windows (thanks to @bashrusakh).
v1.21.0 26 Ağu 2026 45 değişiklik
  • **Chat scrolling rebuilt around your message.** Sending parks your message near the top and the reply streams in below it, gliding smoothly a paragraph at a time. Scrolling up immediately hands you the wheel; the scroll-to-bottom pill carries the model's working status while you're away.
  • **Keyboard shortcuts redesigned: ** single chords for everyday actions, a Cmd/Ctrl+K leader for two-step open/go actions, held Cmd/Ctrl+digit for session tabs and Cmd/Ctrl+Option+digit for panel surfaces. Shortcuts work on non-English keyboard layouts now, tooltips show the binding you actually have set, and old custom bindings reset once. The full map lives in Settings → Shortcuts (registry contributed by @ChangeHow — thanks!).
  • **Chat context attachments: ** diff comments, terminal selections, browser annotations, linked issues/PRs and the rest now appear in the conversation as compact context cards instead of walls of raw text.
  • **Session tabs (opt-in): ** the web/desktop header can show open sessions as browser-style tabs (Settings → General → Navigation). A tab switches the whole workspace; closing one never touches the session itself.
  • Sessions: switching is much faster in large workspaces — the sidebar no longer rebuilds on switch and recently viewed sessions restore their rendered messages; end-to-end switch time roughly halved with thousands of loaded sessions (thanks to @c-w-xiaohei).
  • Permission: cards answer to the keyboard Alt+Enter allows once, Alt+Shift+Enter allows always, Alt+Backspace denies — the keys are printed on the buttons. The auto-accept toggle got Cmd/Ctrl+K, A.
  • Sessions: Cmd/Ctrl+Alt+Left/Right steps back and forward through the sessions you opened in this window, browser-history style; with session tabs enabled it moves between neighbouring tabs instead.
  • Git: Cmd/Ctrl+Enter in the commit message box commits. Diff review moves between changed files with Alt+Down/Up, expanding a collapsed file on arrival.
  • Chat: Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+T now cycles through every thinking level offered by the selected model instead of skipping levels after reaching the end (thanks to @nimobeeren).
  • Panels: the context rail got a configure button — a dialog chooses which panels the rail shows. Hidden panels keep their data, stay reachable from the command palette, and leave the digit switcher, so digits always match the icons you see.
  • Chat: comment on a reply — select text in a chat message (or a rendered markdown preview in Files) and choose Comment to attach exactly that quote, with a source line range when it can be located, plus your note. The selection stays highlighted while you type.
  • Diff: comment like a review — hovering a line shows a + in the gutter; clicking or dragging across lines opens the comment editor for that range, styled like the chat's comments.
  • Composer: hovering or tapping a context chip opens a stacked preview of everything attached, where a comment can be edited in place or an item removed before sending.
  • Mobile: the chat comment input overlays the composer exactly and rides the keyboard; Enter makes a new line there, with attach on the button.
  • Terminal: terminals no longer vanish behind your back — every tab and device shows the ones already running on the server, and background tabs survive the idle cleanup.
  • Search: every searchable picker uses one matcher now — best matches first, multi-word queries in any order, punctuation ignored ("gpt4o" finds "gpt-4o"). Ctrl/Cmd+P matches whole file paths.
  • Chat: @ file mentions rank files and directories together by match quality, and long paths keep the folder next to the file name visible.
  • Chat: a "Follow new content while streaming" checkbox (Settings → Chat → Streaming, on by default) turns automatic following off entirely; with it off, the scroll-to-bottom pill now appears as soon as the reply grows past the visible area.
  • Command palette: rarely used commands (pin session, copy session ID, multi-run launcher, archived sessions, notes, todos, status, theme) are found by typing but stay off the first screen.
  • Mobile: narrowing a browser window past phone size switches into the mobile layout (and back when widened); the old/new mobile layout setting is gone.
  • Browser: an agent opening a page with the browser tool no longer pops the browser panel open (or switches the surface you're on) — the page loads in the background and the rail is where you peek at it.
  • Usage: the Command Code tile is gone — their official API exposes no usage data, so the tile could only fail.
  • Desktop: a relay-paired default host no longer greets every restart with the "Remote Server Unreachable" screen — the stored direct address (often the pairing machine's own loopback) failing its probe now boots the app normally and connects over the relay, picking the direct route back up automatically when it answers again.
  • Mobile: on Android browsers the composer now stays above the keyboard in the chat too — the keyboard could cover it with no way to scroll it into view; the draft screen's viewport pinning now covers the chat screen on Android.
  • Auth: an expired OpenChamber login is announced within seconds by a banner with a Log in button, instead of being discovered through failing actions. Sending pauses until login, and a conversation that failed to load reloads itself afterwards.
  • Chat: a failed send returns your typed prompt to the input — whatever the reason — instead of losing it to an error toast; a mid-send session switch lands it in that session's draft.
  • Chat: opening a session or resizing panels could strand the view in a large empty space below the last message; the list now returns to the real end, and a width resize keeps a reader who was at the bottom at the bottom.
  • Chat: prompt-rail and message jumps land exactly on the target once the layout finishes measuring, and clicking the last rail item always works.
  • Desktop: two windows on different projects no longer hijack each other — one window's session switch could make the other adopt its project mid-typing. Notification clicks and openchamber:// links now open in one window instead of all of them.
  • Git: the branch's PR badge no longer picks up a stranger's pull request — with contributor forks added as remotes, a fork's closed PR sharing only the branch name could show up on the local branch.
  • Chat: streamed code blocks are syntax-highlighted while streaming, and finished messages no longer jump when line numbers fill in.
  • Chat: finished replies no longer flicker — tool cards stopped replaying their reveal animation on completion, and window resizing no longer throws the conversation around at the bottom.
  • Mobile: scrolling during a streaming reply works again — a drag immediately takes over, the pill shows up, and load-older no longer throws you to the bottom.
  • Fixed file links in messages being checked twice, and against the wrong project directory on the first pass.
  • Fixed the selected project or session briefly jumping back to a previous choice when settings responses arrived out of order.
  • Fixed sessions staying on "loading sessions" forever after a half-open connection to OpenCode — stalled reads now time out and retry (thanks to @herjarsa).
  • Files: previews above the editable size cap show the whole file, virtualized so huge files no longer freeze the app (thanks to @gaojunran).
  • VSCode: the chat view no longer sticks on its loading screen on slow or remote connections (thanks to @VinciYan).
  • Terminal: mobile keyboards no longer capitalize the first letter of every command.
  • Desktop: a freshly installed or updated build no longer loads the previous version's interface from cache.
  • Devices: re-pairing a phone keeps the device's existing name instead of resetting it to "OpenChamber Mobile".
  • Relay: paired devices no longer get logged out when the app restarts while another local OpenChamber process is running.
  • Sessions: headers now find archived sessions too, so an archived session's title no longer goes missing.
  • Files: the editor toolbar is always docked under the file tabs; the floating hover toolbar and its setting were removed.
  • UI: the chat's scroll fades are back, the first uncached session open fades in, the timeline dialog fits small screens (thanks to @gaojunran), OpenCode notices share one style, draft target menus stay inside the chat area, Linear and Cloudflare tools show their own icons, sidebar tooltips no longer appear on passing hover, and the btw panel's shadow matches the composer.
v1.20.0 22 Ağu 2026 33 değişiklik
  • **Session: /btw side questions.** Type /btw followed by your question to ask something off-topic in a temporary session forked from the current conversation, so it inherits the full context but leaves the chat itself untouched. The answer streams into a panel above the composer, which talks to that session while the panel is open; you can collapse it to a slim header bar, keep it as a full session, or discard it. The temporary session stays out of the sidebar and session lists until you keep it (thanks to @jaygupta17).
  • **Chat sessions: ** start chats without choosing a project. They live in their own Chats section, rather than inheriting a project's repository and worktree context.
  • **Desktop/Remote instances: ** adding an SSH connection now starts from the hosts in your SSH config instead of a blank command field. Ports, install method and passwords moved behind Advanced settings, and each connection shows Connected, Connecting, or Needs attention with the failure text and a button that resolves it.
  • Desktop/Remote instances: connecting to a remote machine now works when bun, OpenChamber or the opencode CLI live in your home directory rather than on the system path. Installing no longer fails with a permission error, and a missing opencode CLI is now reported before the connection starts instead of as a stack trace.
  • Desktop/Remote instances: a managed remote server can now also be published to the remote machine's own network, so other devices there reach it without the SSH tunnel. It requires a UI password, and stays private to the tunnel otherwise.
  • Desktop/Remote instances: disconnecting from a connection set to not keep the server running now actually stops that remote server.
  • Skills catalog: browse curated GitHub skill collections in a card-based catalog with cross-source search, skill counts, stars, recent updates, and links back to each skill's repository.
  • Diff: the context-panel diff can now show every change on the current branch against its base branch. OpenChamber detects the base when Git knows it, or lets you choose one once when it does not.
  • Dictation: speech is now transcribed after you stop recording. The composer shows a live waveform and timer, and long recordings split at pauses instead of cutting words.
  • Settings: the project selector on Providers, Agents, MCP, Commands and Skills now only changes what those pages show. It used to switch the whole app, so opening another project's configuration moved your chat, session list and file tree with it.
  • Settings/Projects: a project can now pin a thinking level next to its model, for models that offer levels. Both sit in one Defaults for new chats group, laid out like the Sessions defaults.
  • Settings/General: changing the default model, variant or agent no longer repoints an open chat that already carries a model you picked for it. Chats following the default still switch immediately.
  • Settings/Providers: the provider you select no longer jumps to a different one on its own. Changing the chat's model or agent, and background provider refreshes, used to move the settings selection with them.
  • Settings/Integrations: the experimental page now only lists integrations that can be installed; unavailable and Coming soon entries were removed.
  • Chat: file paths in messages now open from the session's project, even if you last browsed files in another project (thanks to @tomzx).
  • Chat: app links such as spotify:// now ask for confirmation before opening another app. You can trust an app link type on one device and manage trusted links in Settings.
  • Files/Desktop: files opened from outside the workspace remain readable after their temporary access expires instead of failing until you reopen them (thanks to @pascalandr).
  • Diff: creating an inline comment now opens the chat and focuses the composer for your follow-up.
  • Chat: in the expanded composer, Enter now starts a new line and Cmd/Ctrl+Enter sends, so a long prompt is harder to send by accident.
  • Providers: expanded support for custom providers.
  • Small Model: summaries, goal audits, commit messages, and walkthroughs now support more providers.
  • Git: generated commit messages now match the repository's recent commit style and language.
  • Git: generating a pull request description now picks up the repository's own PR template when it has one, so the draft comes back in your project's sections and checklists instead of the built-in Summary/Why/Testing layout.
  • Sidebar: switch between the full project list and a focused view of one project. Sessions created outside OpenChamber now also appear in the sidebar and Recent list without a page refresh (thanks to @tomzx).
  • Chat: if OpenCode restarts while a response is still running, the chat now stops with an interrupted state and a notification to continue instead of hanging silently (thanks to @sum117).
  • Chat: while a reply streams, the model status line under the last message now turns into the finished message's info row in place, instead of jumping when the reply completes.
  • Chat: newly sent messages and syntax-highlighted code blocks no longer briefly flicker. Bash output can also grow with its content instead of being cut off.
  • Chat: long user messages can be expanded even when their final layout finishes after they first appear.
  • Chat: in a chat without a project, the work status card again steps aside when the context panel is open, instead of sitting next to it.
  • Usage: Z.ai credit limits now appear alongside its other quota windows.
  • Git: pull-request checks in Work status stay current as their status changes.
  • UI: the default dialog close button is easier to click or tap (thanks to @rockinrimmer).
  • Desktop/Windows: the close button now aligns correctly with the rest of the window chrome.
v1.19.0 18 Ağu 2026 24 değişiklik
  • **Settings/Integrations: ** a new Integrations settings page lists Claude Code, Command Code, and Cursor plugins with install, update, setup, and remove actions, plus Discord and Telegram Coming soon placeholders.
  • **Project knowledge: ** the Project notes panel is now Project knowledge, with notes, todos, plans and their search in a resizable sidebar. Notes are cards you expand by clicking anywhere on them, plans open and edit in the panel itself instead of a separate tab, and notes and plans can be pinned as context.
  • **Files: ** drag files onto the Files sidebar to upload them into the project or a specific folder; existing files require confirmation before replacement, and open previews refresh after an upload (thanks to @makeittech, @alanzchen).
  • Settings: OpenChamber no longer replaces a full OpenCode config with an empty $schema-only stub when the file uses JSON5-style unquoted keys; Settings changes now fail instead of wiping plugins, MCP servers, and providers (thanks to @makeittech).
  • Chat: an open conversation no longer keeps re-coloring the same code blocks in the background, so browsing files with a chat open stops pinning a CPU core and spinning up the fans (thanks to @makeittech).
  • Stability/Proxy: the local server now reuses its connection to OpenCode instead of opening a new one for every API request. Under sustained traffic the old behavior could use up every outgoing network port on the machine, at which point nothing on the computer could open a new connection until the traffic stopped and the ports were released (thanks to @alohaninja).
  • Usage/Claude: Claude plan limits now work when you are signed in through Claude Code, without also signing into Anthropic in OpenCode; the account is read from Claude Code's own login on macOS, Linux, and WSL. The page shows your session and weekly limits again, adds per-model weekly limits and extra usage spending, and names your plan. Limits are kept on screen instead of disappearing when Anthropic temporarily blocks refreshes.
  • Usage/Command Code: Command Code plan limits now appear in the Usage page and work status panel.
  • Git: the pull request panel now follows the branch's current open PR, and an open PR always wins over an older merged or closed one. After a PR is merged or closed the panel keeps showing it as the branch's last PR and offers creating the next one right below it (thanks to @makeittech).
  • Git/Worktrees: creating a worktree from a pull request now falls back to GitHub's pull-request reference when the source fork was deleted or cannot be reached, instead of failing before creating the worktree (thanks to @makeittech).
  • Chat: new chats no longer start against a deleted last worktree directory; they fall back to the active project instead of saving the first message and never starting.
  • Chat: typing with Chinese, Japanese, or Korean input methods no longer interrupts composition or jumps the cursor to the end of the composer (thanks to @makeittech).
  • Chat: opening a busy subagent in the context panel now shows its history instead of only the working-status line (thanks to @makeittech).
  • Chat: saved chats in the context panel open again instead of staying blank.
  • Chat: the context meter no longer climbs over 100% (330% readouts) after turns with many tool calls and no longer jumps when reopening an older session; it now shows what the window actually holds, everywhere the value appears — header, context sidebar, work status panel, mini chat, and mobile (thanks to @pocharlies).
  • Chat/Attachments: extracted Office and OpenDocument content is now capped and presented more compactly, preventing large documents and their images from overwhelming the message context.
  • Projects: project names now match the folder name exactly, so .ssh and opencode-claude are no longer shown as .Ssh and Opencode Claude in the sidebar, window title, settings and notifications; names you renamed yourself are kept.
  • Files: files reached through a symlink inside the workspace now open correctly instead of being rejected as outside the workspace.
  • Settings: the session retention action you pick is now saved instead of being dropped (thanks to @Gautam0507).
  • Mobile: connecting through an ngrok address now bypasses ngrok's browser warning page instead of failing the server check.
  • Mobile/iOS: text selection in the chat composer now uses native CodeMirror selection handles.
  • Desktop: browser pages served from a self-signed loopback HTTPS address now load instead of being blocked by the certificate warning.
  • Browser: typing a comment on a page no longer triggers app shortcuts.
  • Skills Catalog: the source is now named ClawHub instead of "ClawdHub" (thanks to @makeittech).
v1.18.4 14 Ağu 2026 4 değişiklik
  • **Chat: ** new messages now remain at the end of the conversation instead of jumping before older messages after the message ID sequence rolls over; history loading, revert, and redo follow the same chronological order.
  • **Stability: ** a single internal error no longer shuts down the local server, which made the instance unreachable until it was restarted; the error is logged and the server keeps running.
  • Mobile: connecting to a server that has authentication disabled now survives closing and reopening the app — auto-reconnect and the return-to-app check no longer treat the missing password token as a lost connection and kick back to the connect screen.
  • Browser: restoring or opening a dev server preview while connected to an instance over a relay or other non-standard address no longer crashes the app; the preview reports the tunnel as unavailable instead.
v1.18.3 13 Ağu 2026 20 değişiklik
  • **Browser panel: ** the preview and browser panels are now one panel, backed by a real browser view on the desktop app. Pages that previously refused to load because they were being rewritten now open normally, logins persist, and developer tools are available. Point at an element or drag a region, write a comment, and it goes to chat with a screenshot of what you marked.
  • **Agent browser control: ** agents can now open a page and work with it — read what is on screen, click, type, scroll, look at how an element renders, switch between mobile, tablet and desktop layouts, and save a screenshot into the project — so they can check their own work instead of describing what they expect. It is a separate OpenChamber Web tool, turned on or off in the new Settings → General → OpenChamber Tools section.
  • **Chat images: ** completed assistant replies now collect Markdown images into a compact gallery with thumbnails and full-screen previews, including workspace-local images and a horizontally scrollable mobile layout (thanks to @ChangeHow).
  • Sessions: switching projects now selects a session owned by the new project, and a message already being prepared stays with the session where it was submitted instead of being rerouted by a later project switch (thanks to @makeittech).
  • Browser: dev servers are listed from what is actually listening, so one is offered no matter how it was started, and a server that is still starting is waited for instead of showing an error to retry by hand. The panel holds several pages at once, shows each page's own icon, suggests addresses already visited in this project, and adds a hard reload, page zoom, device sizes, a light/dark switch for the page, and clearing cookies or cached data for the panel alone.
  • Browser: when OpenChamber runs on another machine, the desktop app opens its dev servers through a local port, so pages load with working hot reload and developer tools; links and redirects to another local port stay on that machine. In a web browser tab, only dev servers on your own machine can be opened.
  • Remote access: pairing QR codes created while the app is open through a public domain (for example behind a reverse proxy) now include that domain as a connection address, so paired phones can reach the server over it instead of relying only on the local network address or the relay.
  • Remote access: messages sent through the private relay no longer fail with a 400 error when request-body frames are lost during a connection drop; incomplete requests are retried instead (thanks to @claymor333).
  • Mobile: a brief network hiccup when opening or returning to the app no longer bounces a working connection to the connect screen — the app retries in the background and reconnects on its own, while an unreachable server shows the connect screen within a few seconds.
  • Mobile: long-pressing the logo on the connect screen (or the instances list) opens a connection log with a copy button, for reporting connection problems.
  • Usage: quota limits enabled for display now refresh every three minutes on desktop, mobile, and VS Code, with a manual refresh action available at any time.
  • Usage: OpenCode Go quota tracking now uses the existing OpenCode API key instead of requiring separate browser cookies and a workspace ID.
  • Scheduled Tasks: when two OpenChamber servers use the same project configuration, a scheduled occurrence now runs only once instead of both servers starting duplicate sessions (thanks to @makeittech).
  • Desktop/Windows/Linux: minimizing the window now always keeps it in the taskbar; the tray background setting, renamed "Close to the system tray", applies when you close the window.
  • Performance: closed context panels no longer keep embedded chats running, and an open panel mounts only its active chat instead of every saved chat tab (thanks to @karimodm).
  • Chat: opening subagent and code-review sessions in the context panel no longer steals focus from the main composer; subagent prompting is available immediately when enabled, and code-review sessions are no longer mistaken for read-only subagent sessions.
  • Chat: typing ! to enter shell mode no longer inserts the trigger into the command or moves the caret to the wrong side of it (thanks to @RyderAsKing).
  • Chat: line numbers with three or more digits no longer wrap in code blocks (thanks to @ChangeHow).
  • Work status: new-session drafts now show project, MCP, and usage details before a session exists, long subagent lists stay within the panel, and hiding every section leaves controls available to restore them (thanks to @alohaninja).
  • Desktop/Linux: frameless main and Mini Chat windows now use native rounded corners (thanks to @kydorn).
v1.18.2 10 Ağu 2026 28 değişiklik
  • **Observability panel: ** a new panel near to the chat brings the active goal, tasks, subagents, pinned context, MCP servers, and context usage into one live view. The session list also shows how long an agent has been working.
  • **Scheduled Tasks: ** projects can now define recurring tasks as Markdown files in .agents/loops; opening the task list discovers file changes without a restart, and loop tasks can be edited, enabled, disabled, deleted, or run from the app (thanks to @makeittech).
  • **Settings: ** OpenCode configuration changes now accumulate behind a single Apply & Restart action instead of restarting OpenCode after every edit; the confirmation warns when active chats will be stopped (thanks to @makeittech).
  • Remote access: paired devices that use the private relay no longer lose relay access when no browser client is currently connected or device-state loading temporarily fails.
  • Performance: the initial web download is about 58% smaller and startup memory use is about 22% lower; heavy Settings and syntax-highlighting code now loads only when opened (thanks to @makeittech).
  • Git/Worktrees: prompts now wait for a new worktree to finish checkout before sending, and sessions resolve to the worktree that owns them instead of occasionally opening or sending against the parent repository (thanks to @ftzi).
  • Git/Worktrees: setup now runs the repository's post-checkout hook after creating a worktree, and deeply nested worktrees no longer fail with “Filename too long” on Windows (thanks to @ftzi, @makeittech).
  • Projects: new project directories can now be created outside the current workspace, and adding, creating, or cloning a project opens a new-session draft targeted at that project instead of leaving the previous session context active.
  • Chat: messages submitted before switching sessions stay with the session and workspace they were sent from, and are cancelled rather than crossing into a different instance (thanks to @Wsyjq).
  • Chat: queued messages no longer send into a response that is still streaming, and tool cards left running by an interrupted response settle instead of remaining stuck (thanks to @makeittech).
  • Chat: shell command output is expanded by default, and adding a message to context returns focus to the composer (thanks to @pascalandr, @makeittech).
  • Chat: fresh messages no longer replay their entry animation after they have already been shown, and iOS users can insert a newline with Shift+Enter again (thanks to @makeittech).
  • Chat: the composer caret is now easier to see.
  • MCP: authorization now handles browser callbacks more reliably, settings distinguish available and unavailable servers more clearly, and failed connections expose a retry action.
  • Usage: added xAI quota reporting (thanks to @iamhenry).
  • Terminal: default tab names remain unique after tabs are closed, Escape reaches terminal applications instead of closing the context panel, and background connections send fewer keepalives (thanks to @makeittech).
  • Desktop/macOS: choosing a folder after denying filesystem access now recovers correctly instead of leaving the app unable to open the directory (thanks to @deatheros).
  • Desktop/Windows: minimizing from the taskbar now remains a native minimize while the app's own minimize action can still hide to the tray (thanks to @pascalandr).
  • Desktop: overlay scrollbars auto-hide again after scrolling instead of remaining permanently visible.
  • Mobile/Android: pairing QR codes now work in older WebViews that misread openchamber:// links (thanks to @CMBill).
  • Mobile: pending agent questions now reappear after a cold start instead of leaving the session waiting without an answer prompt.
  • Files: removing an attached Office or OpenDocument file also removes the images extracted from that document, and Linux reveal failures now surface as an error instead of escaping in the background (thanks to @chiamsun, @pascalandr).
  • VSCode: notebook links now open in the notebook editor when a compatible extension is installed (thanks to @TTTPOB).
  • Settings: rapid edits to notification templates no longer overwrite one another, and the collapsed-user-message preference now persists correctly (thanks to @AmanTahiliani, @pascalandr).
  • Walkthrough: branch comparisons now use the repository's actual remote default branch instead of assuming its name (thanks to @RyderAsKing).
  • Server: foreground installs managed by a user systemd service now update through a separate transient service instead of being interrupted by the server restart (thanks to @SYU8384).
  • Security: updated archive extraction to address GHSA-xcpc-8h2w-3j85 (thanks to @mel0nyrame).
  • UI: dialogs, dropdowns, popovers, and tooltips now use consistent glass styling; the macOS vibrancy option was removed to reduce rendering overhead.
v1.18.1 4 Ağu 2026 9 değişiklik
  • **Providers: ** signing in to an OAuth-only provider now actually completes — the browser login is stored and the provider list updates instead of remaining signed out. OAuth-only providers show a Connect flow instead of an API key form, and their models stay hidden until you are signed in.
  • **Sessions: ** archived sessions can now be restored to the active list — from the sidebar context menu, the archived-sessions page, or the bulk-selection bar — instead of only offering permanent deletion (thanks to @makeittech).
  • Walkthrough: models without a working provider login no longer appear in the walkthrough picker, and Generate stays disabled until a usable model is selected instead of failing with a raw provider error.
  • Providers: sign-ins that need extra details (such as GitHub Copilot Enterprise) now ask for them before opening the browser, and device codes come with a working copy button.
  • Walkthrough: connecting to a server older than the app now says the server needs updating instead of showing a raw HTML parsing error, and the "Critical" tag is now "Key change" with a tooltip so it no longer reads as a problem found in your code.
  • Chat: Ctrl/Cmd+L now adds the selected text to the chat input, or focuses it when nothing is selected; the toggle-sidebar shortcut moved to Ctrl/Cmd+Alt+L.
  • Chat: a manually chosen model now stays selected after a delegated subtask finishes, instead of reverting to the agent's default model.
  • Agents/CLI: sending a prompt that never reaches its session is now reported as failed, and an unavailable model, agent, or variant is rejected with a clear error before anything is created.
  • Desktop/Linux: "Open in Terminal" no longer launches a non-terminal app that is set as the terminal launcher (thanks to @kydorn).
v1.18.0 3 Ağu 2026 27 değişiklik
  • **Walkthrough: ** a new guided walkthrough reorders a diff into a sequence of stops — the model groups related changes, explains what each one does, and orders them so each builds on the last. Start one from the Changes and pull-request views for uncommitted work, a branch against its base, or a pull request; nothing runs on its own. Walkthroughs are written in your interface language by default, and the panel can generate one in any other supported language.
  • **Mobile/Tablet: ** reworked the tablet and foldable layout around the phone's navigation — a persistent resizable sessions sidebar on the left, the workspace (Changes, Files, Terminal, Notes, MCP) as a resizable right sidebar, and app pages like settings and instances shown as centered dialogs. An open diff, edited file, or attached terminal now survives rotation.
  • **Providers: ** custom OpenAI-compatible providers can now be added and edited from Settings, including their endpoint, models, credentials, headers, and configuration scope (thanks to @makeittech).
  • Performance: fixed Bun dependency chunking so the web app no longer downloads a single 18.5 MB vendor bundle at startup; heavy syntax highlighting, screenshot, diagram, editor, and image-conversion libraries now load only when needed (thanks to @makeittech).
  • Performance: expanding projects with many worktrees no longer repeatedly reloads their session data.
  • UI/Localization: added German interface translations and German documentation (thanks to @SGD-DEV).
  • Mobile/Android: pairing QR codes can now be scanned on devices without Google Play Services; the camera closes as soon as a code is recognized, followed by a connection-in-progress screen.
  • Mobile/Android: left and right drawer swipes can now start farther from the screen edge, outside Android's system Back gesture area.
  • Sessions: launching OpenChamber from a directory other than your project (for example your home folder) no longer produces repeated "not a git repository" errors that could stop sessions and projects from loading (thanks to @makeittech).
  • Sidebar: a worktree shared by more than one project no longer appears twice (thanks to @makeittech).
  • Sidebar: session titles no longer clip at the ends of their rows.
  • Git/Diff: opening a changed file now jumps its header directly to the top, and live updates refresh only files that actually changed while preserving the current review position. Saves from the built-in file editor update the diff too.
  • Terminal: opening a terminal no longer waits for the terminal view to finish loading, and startup output is retained if it arrives before the view appears (thanks to @makeittech).
  • Chat/Tools: Bash output now applies terminal control characters and strips ANSI formatting, preventing progress output and rewritten lines from appearing as raw escape sequences (thanks to @catan271).
  • Chat: queued messages now retry after a temporary send failure or an interrupted turn instead of remaining stuck until another session update.
  • Chat: prompts sent through the private relay no longer produce duplicate replies when the connection drops after OpenCode accepted the message, and a queued message already being sent is no longer included in another send.
  • Settings/Skills: repository-local .agents/skills now appear for the active project (thanks to @makeittech).
  • Settings/Skills: renaming a skill now preserves its instructions and supporting files; only skills in locations OpenChamber can safely rename show the action (thanks to @makeittech).
  • Sessions: sessions in a newly created worktree now appear without restarting or refreshing the app.
  • Agents/CLI: creating a session in a new worktree no longer reports a timeout while the worktree continues to be created in the background.
  • Sessions: archiving and unarchiving now stays scoped to the current instance and workspace (thanks to @alexandrereyes).
  • Usage: added DeepSeek quota tracking (thanks to @airtaxi).
  • Usage: Kimi for Coding now calculates usage correctly when the provider reports either used or remaining quota (thanks to @makeittech).
  • Desktop/Linux: terminals and OpenCode now start with the correct shell arguments in AppImage installs, fixing broken zsh startup (thanks to @makeittech).
  • Files: browser clients now label file exports as downloads and no longer show the desktop-only reveal action (thanks to @makeittech).
  • Chat: assistant messages no longer render active HTML.
  • VSCode: clicking an apply_patch tool result now opens each changed file at its correct path instead of always opening the first file (thanks to @nabsiddiqui).
v1.17.2 1 Ağu 2026 17 değişiklik
  • **Mobile: ** rebuilt the app navigation around two swipe drawers — a sessions drawer (left) with a cross-project tree, swipe actions to rename, archive, or delete sessions, and a workspace drawer (right) with Changes, Files, Terminal, Notes, and MCP tabs. Tapping the session title in the header switches recents from a compact overlay with live status indicators. Cold launches reopen the last active session and land on an explicit connect screen on failure instead of flashing an empty draft.
  • **Desktop/Windows: ** added Windows ARM64 support (thanks to @airtaxi).
  • UI: a new OpenChamber theme (dark and light) is now the default, replacing the previous default theme.
  • Desktop: the active session header now has a menu with rename, share, export, archive, delete, and copy-ID actions; share links copy to the clipboard automatically when created.
  • Performance: opening the first session after startup is faster — background startup requests no longer queue ahead of the initial message load (thanks to @yulia-ivashko).
  • Sessions: a root session can now be moved with all its sub-sessions into a new worktree directly from the header menu.
  • Git/Diff: symlinks now appear as link entries in the diff view instead of showing their file content.
  • Desktop/Linux: added a Window Controls Style setting to switch between classic rectangular buttons and macOS-style traffic lights (thanks to @kydorn).
  • Files: added a global Auto-save setting under Settings → General; binary, PDF, and Office files are excluded from auto-save (thanks to @makeittech).
  • Terminal: switching terminal tabs no longer rebuilds the connection from scratch on each open or switch (thanks to @makeittech).
  • Sidebar: sessions with active agents now show a live activity indicator even when the sidebar is collapsed (thanks to @pascalandr).
  • VSCode: per-session permission auto-accept now replies to live permission requests correctly when auto-accept is turned on.
  • Usage: all Z.ai usage windows now appear in the usage view.
  • Chat: tool descriptions now show the glob pattern when a tool's input uses one.
  • Desktop: sticky session headers in the sidebar no longer blink or shift position during page transitions (thanks to @ChangeHow).
  • Chat: clicking in the padding area of the composer now correctly places the cursor (thanks to @IbrahimKhan12).
  • Chat: the / command menu no longer lists a skill twice when a command shares its name (thanks to @IbrahimKhan12).
v1.17.1 29 Tem 2026 12 değişiklik
  • **Chat tools: ** Bash tool cards now show output before a command finishes, keep it in a fixed-height pane, and follow new lines until you scroll away. Long-running commands no longer remain at a 300-second duration, and their timers continue until they finish.
  • System prompt optimization: added an optional Behavior setting that reduces OpenCode's built-in system prompt by about 40% for the build and plan agents; it applies after restarting OpenCode and is unsuitable for custom build or plan definitions.
  • OpenCode: chats now recover when OpenCode stops responding during a response, and managed OpenCode no longer restarts repeatedly during a temporary connectivity failure.
  • Desktop: bundled OpenCode no longer offers a separate update; it updates with OpenChamber (thanks to @yulia-ivashko).
  • Chat: fully loaded histories no longer show "Load older" again after a refresh.
  • Chat: messages removed by reverting no longer reappear after you send another message.
  • Chat: slash-command starters now include text already entered in the draft as command arguments.
  • Session goals: goals started from slash commands, including scheduled tasks, now use the command's expanded instructions.
  • Usage: OpenAI business-account Codex usage now shows the configured spend limit (thanks to @jrandiny).
  • Desktop/Linux: AppImage tray menus now include Show, Hide, and Close, and "Open in" shows system application icons (thanks to @makeittech).
  • Settings: subpanels keep a visible vertical scrollbar and no longer show a horizontal scrollbar (thanks to @sergiofspedro).
  • Mobile: image previews load when connected through the private relay.