Codevator 0.1.0

Codevator 0.1.0

The first preview release brings local Git projects, worktrees, and coding conversations together in a native Mac app.

• Browse several projects and their worktrees in one sidebar. Create a worktree from an existing branch or a new branch.
• Open Codex and Claude Code in separate terminal tabs. Conversations keep running when you switch tabs or worktrees.
• See when a conversation finishes on its tab and in the sidebar, with optional macOS notifications.

Requirements: macOS 14 or later and Git. Install Codex or Claude Code separately to use it in Codevator.

Download: Codevator-0.1.0-macOS.dmg contains the app for Apple silicon and Intel Macs. Open the disk image and drag Codevator to Applications. The app is unsigned and not notarized; macOS may require you to review it before opening.

SHA-256: d5d962932be64f1038570484f6c32a2f56d244e2b0493f64704e4101e746808d

This is an early preview. Running conversations and terminal history are not restored after quitting. System Pinyin input has not yet passed stable end-to-end verification in both coding tools.

Validation: 27 automated tests passed, 1 skipped, 0 failed on an Apple silicon Mac. The universal app contains both arm64 and x86_64; it has not been tested on an Intel Mac or on macOS 14.