AKA 1.5.4
Terminal work and code edits now read in color inside the run timeline, so you can see at a glance what the model and agent are doing in the background.
🎨 Color-coded commands and code — in the tool accordions
Expand any tool row in the run timeline and the detail is now syntax-highlighted:
- Shell commands are colored by role: the command verb is blue, a delete/remove command (
rm,rmdir,git rm,npm uninstall, …) is red, file paths are yellow, and the rest of the line is plain white — so a destructive command is impossible to miss and you can always see which file is being touched. - This works wherever the command shows up. Many agents echo the command as the first line of the tool's output (e.g.
ls -la '…',rm '…') rather than as a separate input — those lines are now colorized in place, while directory listings and program stdout stay neutral. - Code edits keep their green/red add-remove gutter, and the code itself is now colored — function and tag names blue, strings and paths yellow, keywords violet, numbers purple, comments muted. An edit reads as code, not a flat block of text.
It's deliberately scoped: the coloring lives inside the accordions (the expandable command/diff detail), so the collapsed timeline stays clean and your final answers keep their normal formatting. And it's dependency-free — a small, tested tokenizer, no syntax-highlighting library pulled in.
⬇️ Install
- macOS (Apple Silicon) →
AKA_1.5.4_aarch64.dmg - Windows →
AKA_1.5.4_x64-setup.exe - Linux →
AKA_1.5.4_amd64.AppImage(portable) ·AKA_1.5.4_amd64.deb(Debian/Ubuntu) ·AKA-1.5.4-1.x86_64.rpm(Fedora/RHEL)