JustCode 0.4.0

Discord, phone access from anywhere, and a smarter editor

Discord Rich Presence, an optional JustCode account to reach your computer from your phone anywhere, a new home at just-code.dev, and many editor, npm and terminal improvements.

• Discord Rich Presence: show that you are coding in JustCode, with the language you are in. Off by default; turn it on in Settings › Discord.
• JustCode account (opt-in, Settings › Experimental features): answer your agents from your phone from anywhere, end-to-end encrypted, every device approved on your computer.
• A new home: just-code.dev, with the phone web app at app.just-code.dev.
• Editor: hover and completion for environment variables from your .env files, EditorConfig quick fixes, Peek References and more language servers.
• process.env, import.meta.env, Bun.env, Deno.env and Python os.environ show where a variable is set and complete the keys from your .env files; masked values stay hidden until you reveal them.
• Indentation and EditorConfig problems (trailing whitespace, final newline) come with one-click fixes.
• Peek References (Alt+Shift+F12) shows every reference inline.
• Format Selection uses the language server when your formatter only formats whole files, and a new command creates a Prettier configuration.
• More language servers found on your computer for trusted projects: Java, C#, PHP, Ruby, Kotlin, Swift, Dart and Lua.
• npm: Ctrl/Cmd+click on a package import opens a menu with its npm page, README and installed files; Version Lens warns about known vulnerabilities with a fix, and asks before you pick a vulnerable version.
• npm: disabling a package warns when it is still imported, and Update all shows registry errors on the dependency line.
• Usage tracker: Amp and Auggie plan limits (from their own CLIs), and a Codex standalone install is found for launching too.
• A task typed into an agent never goes into a question the agent asks first, also on slow computers.
• Clear Console works on Windows with a program running, and a closing Windows console no longer causes an error in the terminal host.
• Big folders show up and refresh faster in the file explorer, and typing at the end of a long file stays fast on slow computers.
• Untrusted projects: TypeScript 7 checks files written during its network check before it starts. Live Eval refuses single allocations over its memory cap.
• Smaller app: the shipped code is minified.
• CodeSnap and importing VS Code themes (.vsix) are now part of the app, no longer experimental.

The Windows installers are unsigned (SmartScreen: More info, then Run anyway) and the macOS app is ad-hoc signed (allow it in System Settings › Privacy & Security). 0.3.1 offers this version in the app.

Downloads (Windows, macOS, Linux): https://github.com/Jestriker/JustCode-releases/releases/tag/v0.4.0
Patch notes: https://just-code.dev/changelog#v0.4.0

JustCode 0.3.1

Updates that work: 0.2.0 and 0.3.0 could not load their updater. Install 0.3.1 by hand once; later versions arrive in the app. Patch notes: https://justcode.liam.plus/changelog#v0.3.1

JustCode 0.3.0

Faster editor, safer updates, more tools. Patch notes: https://justcode.liam.plus/changelog#v0.3.0

JustCode 0.2.0

JustCode 0.2.0

JustCode is a closed-source desktop workspace for running coding agents in separate terminals and git worktrees.

• Prompt Box: save reminders and future prompts without sending them automatically. Send one prompt or an
  ordered selection, or choose a scheduled time. Delivery waits for the selected CLI to be ready and avoids
  interrupting its work, answering approval requests or overwriting input. Keep JustCode open and the selected
  CLI session running for scheduled delivery. Restarting requires reviewing and selecting a new session.
• Built-in tools: editor and file explorer, diagnostics, formatting, package management, Run and HTML preview,
  git history and agent usage tracking. Other advanced features remain opt-in.
• Custom setup: guided Windows installation, branded macOS drag-to-Applications setup and offline Linux setup
  for AppImage, DEB and RPM. Downloads are available for x64 and ARM64 on all three systems.
• Safety fixes: linked-project trust checks, file identity handling, package keyboard selection and update
  metadata that selects the correct operating system and CPU.

Download assets and SHA256SUMS from this release. Choose the installer matching your system and processor.
JustCode 0.1 installations using the old private download feed may need a manual installation of 0.2.0.

Windows installers are unsigned. The macOS app has an ad-hoc signature and is not notarized: drag it into
Applications, try opening it, then follow Apple's first-open instructions
if macOS blocks it. Ad-hoc macOS updates use manual downloads. Linux setup instructions are included with
the downloads; the helper uses your downloaded files rather than fetching another installer.

Large-project stress benchmarks still exceed their original timing budgets on some native runners. Their
limits and failures remain recorded for follow-up. This release does not claim all performance gates passed.