Releases: Wekoya/wekoya-releases
Release list
v0.1.7
Three fixes, all in the terminal app.
- Scrolling with a finger no longer types NaN into the prompt. The terminal
reports mouse events as escape sequences; a touch drag emits them
continuously, the stream gets split across reads, and the remains arrived as
text. Movement tracking is now off (nothing here used hover), and text that is
nothing but mangled reports is dropped. - ctrl+x then m hands the mouse back to the terminal, so you can select and copy
the way you do everywhere else. Press it again to give the mouse back. - Every docs link pointed at wekoya.tech/docs, which is a 404. They now point at
code.wekoya.tech/docs, which exists. One pointed at a page that never existed.
Nothing else needs updating: the model catalogue, pricing and request handling
are server-side and already current.
v0.1.6
Fixes the model picker offering providers this build cannot use, and the installer's CRLF and PATH problems.
- The model picker and provider dialogs now show only Wekoya models. Signed-out users previously saw Groq, OpenCode Zen, OpenCode Go, GitHub Copilot and Anthropic — every one of them a dead end, since the server refuses all non-Wekoya providers.
- Connecting a provider now points to 'wekoya login' instead of asking for an API key.
- The install script shipped with Windows line endings and failed on every Linux and macOS shell. It is now LF, and it adds itself to your PATH instead of printing instructions (set WEKOYA_NO_MODIFY_PATH=1 to opt out).
- When npm cannot write wekoya.exe because it is still running, the CLI now says so instead of blaming your package manager.
v0.1.5
Binaries for Wekoya Code v0.1.5.
The agent introduced itself as OpenCode — all ten system prompt files carried
the old identity. Also fixes the /init template, the LSP tool description and
the webfetch user-agent.
Paired with an API change (already live) that stops refusing requests users can
afford: the hold was sized on the model emitting its entire output budget, so
an expensive model reserved about NGN 350 for a reply costing NGN 12.
Install
npm i -g wekoya-code
curl -fsSL https://code.wekoya.tech/install | bash
brew install wekoya/tap/wekoya
v0.1.4
Binaries for Wekoya Code v0.1.4.
62 models, up from 17. Bedrock selection previously took regional entries
instead of bare ones, which silently dropped Qwen Coder, DeepSeek, GPT-5,
Grok, GLM, Kimi, MiniMax, Nemotron, Devstral and Mistral.
Thinking mode now offers each model's own effort levels rather than a
guess — Claude Opus 5 gets low/medium/high/xhigh/max, Gemini 3.6 Flash
gets minimal/low/medium/high.
Install
npm i -g wekoya-code
curl -fsSL https://code.wekoya.tech/install | bash
brew install wekoya/tap/wekoya
scoop bucket add wekoya https://github.com/Wekoya/scoop-bucket && scoop install wekoya
v0.1.3
Binaries for Wekoya Code v0.1.3.
Points every update channel and docs link at domains that exist. 0.1.2 and
earlier referenced wekoya.dev, which was never registered — so the TUI's
sign-in fallback and the docs links went nowhere.
Install
npm i -g wekoya-code
curl -fsSL https://code.wekoya.tech/install | bash
brew install wekoya/tap/wekoya
scoop bucket add wekoya https://github.com/Wekoya/scoop-bucket && scoop install wekoya
Then wekoya login to sign in, and wekoya to start.
v0.1.2
Binaries for Wekoya Code v0.1.2.
Fixes the update check for curl and Homebrew installs, which pointed at the private source repository and so could never see a new release.
Install
curl -fsSL https://code.wekoya.tech/install | bash
npm i -g wekoya-code
brew install InnovateTechWorld/tap/wekoya
Then wekoya login to sign in, and wekoya to start.
v0.1.1
Binaries for Wekoya Code v0.1.1.
Install:
curl -fsSL https://code.wekoya.tech/install | bash
or
npm i -g wekoya-code
Then wekoya login to sign in, and wekoya to start.