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Alysis Code v0.15.1

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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.