0.7.12

0.7.12 — 2026-10-19
Attachment references: each chip has a short @N reference. Click its icon or reference to insert it at the caret, or type @ to search attached files, pages, elements and screenshots; the agent receives the matching content. Click the name to open it, or right-click for both actions.
Toolbar skills: add a skill with the wand button, drag buttons to reorder them, and expand a crowded toolbar with the arrow button. Add next prompt waits for the preceding prompt and its sub-agents, including restarted Codex agents, to finish in both chat and background runs.
Local links in replies open files in editor tabs, with a jump to the line when supplied. Project folders open in VS Code Explorer; other folders open in the system file manager. Right-click a file link to open it or reveal it in Finder / File Explorer.
Automatic chat titles: after the first prompt, a short background request on an available lightweight model can replace the first-line title. Context is limited, effort is minimal, and manually entered names always win; an unavailable model or failed request keeps the existing title.
Remove unused GitHub copies from the folder menu after switching elsewhere, including copies with detached HEAD. Only managed copies in the extension's storage can be deleted; user-picked clone folders are kept.
Clearer chat controls: the Mode button shows coloured Auto / Ask / Deny counts, hiding zero counts; the context pie changes smoothly from grey through white, green, yellow and orange to red as it fills. User messages have a subtle yellow border, and tab marks are better aligned.
Popups and tooltips close when focus leaves the chat panel, including a click elsewhere in VS Code.

0.7.11 — 2026-10-18
A responsive chat composer: toolbar groups adapt to the available width, and the effort slider becomes a compact selector when space is tight.
Send and queued-send buttons sit beside the message box. The working folder has its own status line, with the keep-awake cup at the right.

0.7.10 — 2026-10-18
The keep-awake cup is smaller and better matches the context and usage icons beside it.

0.7.9 — 2026-10-18
Keep the computer awake from the chat: the cup button holds off system sleep for a set time, or until the agents and sub-agents in this window finish — one shared helper answers for every window, and closing a window releases its hold.
Codex agents, and agents started by other agents, stay listed as running after the turn that started them; Stop, closing the tab or a parent agent ending now ends them too, instead of leaving them "running".