v0.16.3

What's Changed

• Prepare 0.16.3: fix clean installs, slash-menu colors, and Windows lifecycle by @apfivos in #47

Full Changelog: v0.16.2...v0.16.3

Alysis Code 0.16.2

Alysis Code 0.16.2

This release brings linked-chat messaging and clearer explanations for blocked
tool actions to the standalone CLI, and fixes the editor compatibility version
check that failed during 0.16.1 release preparation.

• Explicitly linked chats can exchange messages and replies across local projects
  while retaining their own model, workspace and permissions. The terminal shows
  delivery status. Linking is opt-in.
• Policy, approval and hook denials retain structured reasons in tool results and
  session logs, including when large output is stored separately.
• Typed editor bridge calls cover skill imports and updates, skill/hook documents,
  reviewed plugin descriptors and completed job output paths.
• Native document capability responses omit host-interpreter examples.
• The editor's tested CLI version and documentation now match the package version.
• Sandbox build inputs include refreshed OS and npm dependency fixes, with
  authenticated locks and checks tied to the exact image contents.

Version 0.16.1 was tagged but not published to PyPI. This release includes its
changes; the existing 0.16.1 source tag is preserved.

Upgrade an existing CLI installation with:

alysis update

Then verify the installed version with:

alysis --version

Full changelog

Release source: 53da44135bce.
The wheel and source distribution have verified build provenance and source
attestations. A CycloneDX dependency inventory is attached.

Alysis Code 0.16.0 — source and desktop release

Alysis engine 0.16.0 is the public engine source bundled in Alysis desktop 0.1.57.

Desktop downloads

• Windows x64 installer
• macOS Apple silicon installer
• Installation and update instructions

The Windows installer is signed by Alysis AI P.C.; the Mac app and DMG are signed, notarized and stapled. Desktop 0.1.57 remains a beta release.

Engine changes

• Updated provider models, reasoning controls and context limits.
• Improved model availability and account credit reporting.
• Separate approvals for GitHub credentials and write actions.
• Improvements to cancellation, process ownership, retries and completion reporting.
• Expanded desktop, document and Windows sandbox contracts.
• Refreshed dependencies and installed-package qualification checks.

Source: bdeaac478828fb385fd78d419d9396dda0d7c5f9.

Publication status

Standalone Python packages for 0.16.0 are now published on PyPI. The successful publication run verified complete CI on Python 3.11-3.14 for the exact tagged source, repeated Windows, macOS and Linux qualification, and passed dependency auditing, lint, formatting, clean-install distribution validation and signed provenance, source-binding and SBOM verification. The earlier release run exceeded its 45-minute build limit before uploading packages.

The signed desktop installers passed installed live-model acceptance on Windows and macOS: file creation and verification, Stop, and restart persistence. Alysis account status and billing lookup passed on both platforms, including a fresh browser sign-in on macOS. The Windows 0.1.51-to-0.1.57 upgrade also preserved existing settings and data.

This release includes source, standalone Python packages and desktop downloads. Run alysis update to upgrade an existing CLI installation. The desktop installers above bundle the same engine 0.16.0. A fresh isolated installation from PyPI reported version 0.16.0 and clean source commit bdeaac478828; both package SHA-256 digests match the GitHub release assets. The v0.16.0 source tag remains unchanged.

Google Workspace integration requires publisher OAuth configuration and is not included in the validated sign-in scope.

What's Changed

• Fix hosted login and prepare 0.15.2 onboarding patch by @apfivos in #38
• test: pin advisory scope of shell policy denylist by @10xdev4u-alt in #7
• refactor: resolve failure-category-audit TODOs via shared classifier by @10xdev4u-alt in #8
• chore: add Python 3.13 to CI test matrix by @10xdev4u-alt in #9
• docs: add optional Parallel Search MCP example by @georgeatparallel in #33
• Add Perplexity integration attribution by @qirh in #23
• feat: render status and mode changes on the dedicated trace channel by @10xdev4u-alt in #6
• fix: classify Alibaba Model Studio by owned hostnames by @kvnloo in #35
• fix: decode Git patch paths and disambiguate b/ directories by @kvnloo in #36
• Show the correct MCP configuration path on Windows and macOS by @apfivos in #39

New Contributors

• @10xdev4u-alt made their first contribution in #7
• @georgeatparallel made their first contribution in #33
• @qirh made their first contribution in #23
• @kvnloo made their first contribution in #35

Full Changelog: v0.15.1...v0.16.0

Alysis Code 0.15.2

Fixed

• Restore hosted login for fresh installations. alysis login now reaches Alysis without manually configuring cloud environment variables. Custom deployment overrides remain supported.
• Add a Windows PowerShell installer that provisions Python and makes the command available in the current terminal. No existing Python or pipx installation is required.
• Clarify Windows, WSL, pipx, PATH, and browser sign-in instructions.
• Update Certifi, Pillow, and pinned sandbox dependencies to address security findings.

Upgrade

Run alysis update, or pipx upgrade alysis-code if pipx manages your installation, then run alysis login.

For a new native Windows installation, run this in PowerShell:

irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AlysisAi/AlysisCode/main/scripts/install.ps1 | iex
alysis login

For Linux, macOS, or WSL, follow the installation guide.

The release pipeline validates the installed wheel's complete simulated device-login flow, runs cross-platform qualification, audits locked dependencies, and verifies provenance before publishing. Wheel, source archive, and dependency inventory are attached below.

Alysis Code v0.15.1

Alysis Code 0.15.1 expands the terminal workspace, improves provider and subscription support, and makes long-running work more reliable.

What's new

• Terminal inline diffs, file mentions, prompt history, session navigation, planning, review, integration inspection, tool traces, and structured questions.
• GPT-6.1 Sol presets, model-specific reasoning controls, and improvements to ChatGPT subscription registration, account selection, credential refresh, and model discovery.
• IDE command and skill discovery, explicit skill invocation, mid-turn steering, opt-in reasoning summaries, and clearer subagent progress.
• Optional PDF, Word, spreadsheet, and presentation tools through the documents extra.
• Shared host planning and approval flows for Forge, account status and usage, reviewed feedback delivery, corporate CA support, and Windows persistence improvements.

Fixes

Streaming, output-limit recovery, retries, cancellation, provider diagnostics, and VS Code setup are more reliable. Sidebar updates preserve focused controls, background update checks retain their original cache location, and sandbox packaging and dependency locks are repaired. The sandbox Go toolchain is updated to 1.26.9.

Upgrade notes

• Hosted login, account status, and online feedback now require runtime ALYSIS_CLOUD_API_URL configuration supplied by the deployment operator. Public packages do not bundle hosted deployment URLs or project keys. Other configured providers remain available. See hosted-service configuration.
• /objective is retired. State the goal in the conversation and steer the active turn when requirements change.
• Legacy branding aliases are retired. Use alysis or alysis-code, ALYSIS_ environment variables, .alysis project data, and alysis-plugin.toml manifests. Back up and migrate legacy locations before upgrading; they are not moved automatically.

The earlier v0.15.0 tag failed Windows release qualification because the stalled-provider test disconnected too early. Version 0.15.1 corrects that fixture and retains the original deadline and cleanup checks. No v0.15.0 packages were published.

See the complete changelog for details.

v0.14.9 - Claude Haiku 5.5 on Alysis Free

Claude Haiku 5.5 is now available in the Alysis Free model picker, replacing the retired Sonnet Free campaign entry.

• Native Anthropic Messages support, a 1M context window, and prompt caching.
• Adaptive thinking with low, medium, high, xhigh, max, and off. Auto uses medium.
• Existing account credits and saved model preferences are preserved.

Upgrade the terminal app:

pipx upgrade alysis-code

Then run alysis --version and choose Claude Haiku 5.5 in alysis config.

Full changelog

v0.14.8

What's Changed

• fix(release): prepare 0.14.8 with working production VSIX verification by @Perdikis10 in #32

Full Changelog: v0.14.7...v0.14.8

v0.14.7

What's Changed

• fix(release): prepare 0.14.7 with passing VSIX audit and responsive sidebar by @apfivos in #31

New Contributors

• @apfivos made their first contribution in #31

Full Changelog: v0.14.6...v0.14.7

v0.14.6

What's Changed

• Fix VSIX attestation and fresh-install runtime validation for 0.14.6 by @Perdikis10 in #30

Full Changelog: v0.14.5...v0.14.6

v0.14.3

Added

• Claude Sonnet 5.5 is available in the Alysis account model picker, with native Messages transport, streaming, signed reasoning, and tool continuation using the shared hosted credit allowance.

Changed

• Hosted accounts now default to automatic prompt caching. Legacy Manual settings migrate only when the other cache settings match the old defaults. Off, customized settings, and later explicit choices are preserved.
• Hosted Sonnet uses five-minute cache controls. Hosted DeepSeek, GLM, and Luna use provider-managed caching.

Fixed

• Cache previews and diagnostics follow the selected model's actual protocol.
• Hosted credit-limit errors retain their details, and Sonnet reasoning tokens are reported without double counting.
• HTTP MCP startup respects the configured timeout. Startup failures are reported once without retrying through classic chat.

Upgrade

uv tool upgrade alysis-code

Restart an existing TUI after upgrading so it loads the updated caching settings. See the hosted caching guide for migration details and controls.

Full changelog: v0.14.2...v0.14.3