@toolkit-cli/toolkode 1.10.0 → 1.12.0

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  toolkode serve
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- ## What's new in v1.10
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+ ## What's new in v1.12 "Cortex"
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- **v1.10 is the biggest jump since the context rewrite.** From `v1.6` through `v1.10`, Toolkode grew from "good terminal agent" into a much more capable engineering environment: it understands long-running work better, remembers more across sessions, audits its own codebase, watches CI, and starts to coordinate across people as well as agents.
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+ **Cross-tool memory import.** Toolkode now reads memories from other AI coding tools automatically matching their path resolution, 200-line/25KB truncation, and git-root-aware directory layout. Your memories show up in every session without importing anything. Switching tools shouldn't mean losing your brain.
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- ### v1.10 Hive
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+ **Permission modes.** Choose how toolkode handles tool approvals per session: Default, Accept Edits, Plan, Auto, Bypass, or Don't Ask. Switch on the fly with Ctrl+1-6 in the permissions dialog, or set a default in `toolkode.json`. Auto mode classifies each tool call by risk level and auto-approves safe operations. Plan mode blocks all writes until you switch back.
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- **CI awareness is built in.** Start a watcher with `/watch ci`, open the dashboard with `/ci`, and Toolkode will keep an eye on recent GitHub Actions runs. Failed runs can be pulled, summarized, and diagnosed directly in the terminal instead of bouncing between browser tabs and logs.
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+ **Navigator sidebar.** Press `<leader>1` to open a left-side navigator showing your recent sessions and active pairs. Collapsed mode shows just a thin gutter; expanded gives you a full session list with counts.
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- **Cross-session recall is now real.** Toolkode writes session digests from structured memory and lets you search them with `/recall`. Past work is no longer trapped in old transcripts goals, decisions, touched files, and summaries are available when you need to resume context weeks later.
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+ **`/pair` command.** Start, approve, reject, and manage pair sessions right from the prompt. `/pair start fix the login bug` kicks off a builder/reviewer loop without touching the dashboard. Onboarding messages guide you if you forget the syntax.
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- **Local team presence is visible.** Toolkode now advertises active files over the local network and flags conflicts when two people are working in the same area. It is lightweight, private, and degrades gracefully when mDNS is unavailable.
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+ ## What's new in v1.11 "Pair"
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- **Mission Protocol is finally first-class.** `/mission` now runs through the normal command system instead of a special-case prompt path. That means the feature is reachable, visible in session history, and behaves like the rest of Toolkode's command surface.
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+ **Your AI agents now review each other's work.** Pair Mode introduces a builder/reviewer loop where two LLM agents collaborate on a task one builds, one reviews, and the loop continues until the reviewer approves or you escalate. Think code review, but both participants are tireless and available at 3am. Unlike certain other tools, ours was built on purpose and not accidentally pushed to npm at midnight.
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- ### v1.9Cortex
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+ **Live model reassignment.** Mid-task, your builder hitting rate limits? Provider lagging? Model not cutting it? Open the switch dialog (Ctrl+P > "Reassign pair builder"), pick a new provider and model, choose when to swap (next iteration, after current step, or immediately), and the new model picks up right where the old one left off. The system even suggests upgrades automatically when it detects repeated failures because your AI should be smart enough to know when it needs a smarter AI.
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- **Code intelligence landed.** `/search` adds semantic code search, `/impact` estimates blast radius from a file or symbol change, and `/health` scores the codebase across complexity, dead code, type safety, and dependency freshness. These are fast, practical tools for real repos, not toy demos.
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+ **97 tests. 24 blocked command patterns. 0 trust in LLM output.** The pair validator runs every command the builder claims to need, but it won't let an LLM `rm -rf /` your machine, `sudo` anything, pipe curl to bash, or sneak in a `python -c` backdoor. We block 24 dangerous patterns including exotic interpreters like awk, php, lua, and osascript. The builder is semi-trusted. Semi.
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- **The sidebar became operational.** Health status can now stay visible while you work, turning analysis from a one-off command into ambient signal.
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+ **Sidebar toggle.** Click the `>>` caret in the top-right corner to hide the sidebar. Click `<<` to bring it back. Revolutionary, we know. But hey, while Anthropic was busy leaking Claude Code's source to the entire internet, we were up at 3am making sure a chevron rendered correctly in a terminal. Priorities.
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- ### v1.8 Total Recall
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+ **Agent inspector upgrades.** The sub-agent modal now adapts to your terminal width instead of overflowing, and you can press W to watch an agent's live session. Because staring at a loading spinner is so 2025.
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- **Memory stopped being manual.** Toolkode now auto-extracts durable decisions, goals, and constraints from structured session memory and persists them to disk as project memory files. The memory layer also injects the `MEMORY.md` index back into context so saved memories actually influence future turns.
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+ > **A note on timing:** We apologize for any rough edges in this release. We had planned a more leisurely ship date, but when Anthropic accidentally published Claude Code's entire codebase to npm for the world to browse, we figured we should probably stop polishing and start shipping before someone else builds what we've been building. Nothing like a competitor's security incident to motivate a release. Thanks for the adrenaline, Anthropic. We'll send coffee.
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- **Claude Code memory import is supported.** Existing memory files can be read and imported directly, which makes migration easier and lets teams keep continuity instead of starting from zero.
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+ ### Pair Mode at a glance
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- **Memory security is much stricter.** Path validation, containment checks, and safer memory file handling were hardened so the memory system is more trustworthy in real projects.
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+ ```
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+ /pair start "add input validation to the API"
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+ Builder: implements the change, writes tests, produces HANDOFF.md
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+ Validator: runs the test commands, checks for TODOs, verifies artifacts
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+ Reviewer: audits the work, scores it, approves or rejects with reasons
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+ Loop: rejected work goes back to builder with REWORK.md instructions
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- ### v1.7 Mission Control
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+ Press m/n to reassign builder/reviewer models on the fly
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+ Press w to accept system suggestions when the model is struggling
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+ Press p to manually approve, x to reject
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+ ```
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- **Sessions became editable.** You can branch, retry, edit, and copy from message history instead of treating every conversation as a straight line.
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+ ### Fixes
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- **Mission Protocol arrived.** Toolkode gained a typed mission state machine, structured worker lifecycle, synthesis, and verification primitives for multi-agent coordination.
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+ - Agent inspector no longer overflows on terminals narrower than 140 columns
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+ - Rejection toast now shows as warning (amber) instead of error (red) — rejecting is an action, not a failure
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+ - Event log text is truncated to prevent layout breakage
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+ - Pair panel in sidebar shows builder/reviewer model assignments
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- **Generation can be suspended cleanly.** Session suspend brought background-style generation tracking into the product without forcing you into a separate workflow.
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+ ## What's new in v1.5
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- ### v1.6Signal
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+ **Your conversations last longer and remember more.** We completely rebuilt how Toolkode manages context. Long sessions no longer lose track of what you asked for, what files you were editing, or what errors you hit. When the context window fills up, Toolkode summarizes the older history while keeping your recent work intact instead of compressing everything at once.
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- **Context use became smarter.** Cache Resonance added visibility into prompt-cache behavior so you can see when repeated work is actually being reused instead of paid for again.
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+ **Click to switch models.** The sidebar now shows your model name, and you can click it to change models instantly. Same for the agent mode. On the home screen, trending models are clickable — if you don't have the provider connected, clicking takes you straight to the setup flow. Two clicks from "I want that model" to using it.
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- **Navigation got faster.** Pathfinder made in-session search much quicker, and onboarding plus sidebar polish reduced the amount of UI friction between "I know what I want" and "Toolkode is doing it."
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+ **Provider management.** The sidebar shows which providers you have connected by name with model counts, plus a clear "+ connect provider" action.
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+ **Agent inspector.** Click "Agents" in the sidebar to see what your sub-agents are doing. See their status, task, duration, files modified, and tools used. Send a nudge to steer them or stop them if they're stuck.
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- ```text
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- /mission structured multi-agent execution
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- /search semantic code search
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- /impact blast-radius analysis
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- /health codebase health report
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- /watch ci start CI polling + diagnosis
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- /ci open the CI dashboard
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- /recall search past session digests
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- ```
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+ **Agents finish what they start.** When a sub-agent goes idle with unfinished tasks, Toolkode automatically sends it a continuation prompt. No more babysitting agents that complete 80% and then go idle.
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+ **Clickable sidebar.** The model, agent mode, providers, MCP servers, and git sections are all clickable now. Click "commit" in the git section when you have changes. Click a provider to manage it.
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+ **Safe auto-updater.** Toolkode checks for updates on startup and shows a subtle sidebar banner when a new version is available. It detects your install method (npm, Homebrew, bun, pnpm, curl) and suggests the right command. Updates require explicit confirmation and won't run while a session is active.
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+ - Arrow keys no longer hijacked by filter tabs in model picker and agent inspector. Filter cycling is now ctrl+left/right.
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+ - Compaction no longer triggers prematurely on tool-heavy sessions.
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+ - Free-tier models from third-party providers no longer auto-connect without explicit user action.
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+ - All dialogs now adapt to terminal width — usable on 80-col tmux panes through 176-col ultrawides.
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  ## Features
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  - **Multi-provider** — Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, OpenRouter, GitHub Copilot, local models via Ollama
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  - **Subagents** — Spawn parallel agents for complex tasks with `team` and `batch` tools
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- - **Mission Protocol** — Structured multi-agent coordination with first-class `/mission`
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- - **CI watcher** — Watch GitHub Actions with `/watch ci` and inspect failures in `/ci`
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- - **Memory intelligence** — Auto-extracted memory, Claude Code import, and cross-session `/recall`
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  - **Skills marketplace** — 90K+ community skills from skills.sh
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  "postinstall": "bun ./postinstall.mjs || node ./postinstall.mjs"
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- "version": "1.10.0",
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+ "version": "1.12.0",
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  "license": "SEE LICENSE IN LICENSE",
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  "optionalDependencies": {
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- "@toolkit-cli/toolkode-darwin-arm64": "1.10.0",
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- "@toolkit-cli/toolkode-windows-x64": "1.10.0",
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- "@toolkit-cli/toolkode-linux-arm64": "1.10.0",
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- "@toolkit-cli/toolkode-linux-x64": "1.10.0",
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- "@toolkit-cli/toolkode-linux-arm64-musl": "1.10.0",
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- "@toolkit-cli/toolkode-linux-x64-musl": "1.10.0",
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- "@toolkit-cli/toolkode-darwin-x64-baseline": "1.10.0",
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- "@toolkit-cli/toolkode-windows-arm64": "1.10.0",
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- "@toolkit-cli/toolkode-linux-x64-baseline": "1.10.0",
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- "@toolkit-cli/toolkode-linux-x64-baseline-musl": "1.10.0",
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- "@toolkit-cli/toolkode-darwin-x64": "1.10.0",
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- "@toolkit-cli/toolkode-windows-x64-baseline": "1.10.0"
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+ "@toolkit-cli/toolkode-linux-arm64": "1.12.0",
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+ "@toolkit-cli/toolkode-linux-x64": "1.12.0",
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+ "@toolkit-cli/toolkode-darwin-arm64": "1.12.0",
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+ "@toolkit-cli/toolkode-windows-x64": "1.12.0"
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  }
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  }