Koda 0.1.10

Finished work gets a version

When an agent finishes a task in a project that uses Git, Koda now saves it as
a local version you can return to. Continuing work stays together, new coding
topics start clean, and Versions tells you what is ready to review. You decide
when anything is pushed, merged, or discarded.

Added

• In projects that use Git, agents now save each finished task as a local
  version you can return to. Continuing work stays together, and a genuinely
  new coding topic starts from the project's main line. The Versions view labels
  each workspace as Ready, Needs cleanup, or Needs a check.
• Koda can now split independent parts of a job across fresh agents in
  parallel. Each one has its own visible task card, and you can stop one without
  ending the rest of the session.
• A fresh pair of eyes is now part of finishing substantial work. Screens,
  pages, and documents are opened and checked against the agreed standard before
  you see them. Code changes get a bug review, and finished features get an
  architecture review for duplicate or competing parts. These checks use more
  of your plan and can be turned off in Settings → General → Finishing work.
• Koda can now tidy project memory overnight and leave a dated journal for the
  morning. Anything that needs your judgment is flagged for you. The feature is
  off by default and can be turned on in Settings → Memory.
• Changes to Koda's guardrails, recovery store, or app settings now always ask
  for your approval, even in Auto-approve. The approval card explains why.
• Messages about Claude or OpenAI outages now link to that service's status
  page.

Changed

• Codex now shows command output and plan progress while it works. When it
  shortens a long conversation, Koda says so and refreshes the context meter.
  Plan-usage percentages also stay in order when account updates arrive at the
  same time.
• Agents now use the right built-in guide for each job and spend less of your
  usage allowance rereading general instructions.
• Documents opens with folders closed and remembers which ones you open. Folders
  that contain no documents stay in Files, and the agent sees how Documents is
  already organized before it writes something new.
• Saying no to an action now covers the outcome. The agent asks what you would
  prefer next.
• Dictation on macOS 26 now uses Apple's newest on-device speech engine for
  sharper punctuation, names, and technical words. Older macOS versions keep
  the previous on-device engine.
• The bundled Claude engine is updated to 2.1.221.

Fixed

• Koda no longer replaces saved chats, archives, project lists, settings, or up
  to 90 days of usage history when one of those files cannot be read. It
  preserves the original, keeps a recovery copy when needed, pauses risky
  writes, and tells you what happened.
• Koda now tells you when a change was saved without an undo point. Edits that
  would destroy existing work stop when the recovery point fails. A brand-new
  empty project also gets a proper first point in its recovery timeline.
• Attaching an image now works the same from a drop or the attach menu. JPEG,
  PNG, GIF, and WebP files that can be sent are available in both places. A file
  Koda cannot attach is named in the composer while the rest of the batch stays
  attached.
• A downloaded update stays ready until you restart, even after another update
  check or a stretch without internet.
• Claude plan usage now shows the 5-hour, weekly, and per-model windows at
  ordinary usage levels. A reset notification fires once when a limit truly
  clears.
• A chat keeps its approval mode through reconnects, model changes, and other
  background refreshes. Pending approval cards also return if Koda's window
  reloads.
• Various fixes improve app relaunches, model selection, cloud sign-in recovery,
  outage messages, document mentions with spaces, and guidance when you ask for
  a service Koda cannot reach.

Download the .dmg below to install.