Release v0.4.4 · aixplain/koder

Koder v0.4.4

The app shows up as aixplain in Applications, Spotlight, Launchpad, the Dock and the Start menu. Your settings, sessions and sign-ins carry over.
On macOS, an app updated in place renames itself to aixplain.app the first time it opens.

The Usage page starts with what aixplain actually billed, per day and per model, plus your balance. It refreshes every 30 seconds and whenever you come back to the app.
Koder's own cost estimate now matches what your wallet is charged. Before, it could show about four times the real amount.
"Cost unavailable" explains why when you hover it, and the page says "Updating…" while new numbers load.
With an API key only, you still see your balance, and the page explains what signing in adds.

The picker opens on a short list of top coding models, models on a free offer, and your recent picks. Each row shows aixplain's real per-million-token prices.
Search covers every model from the first keystroke. In the full list, aixplain's models come first, grouped by maker, then each of your other providers. Each model appears once, and your balance shows in the corner.
The hover card shows data retention, limits, price and host.
When the model you picked can't read an image or PDF you attached, Koder tells you before sending.

One line under Omni's icon shows what it's doing right now, and a checklist ticks off multi-step tasks.
When something fails, Omni says so plainly. A Details button shows the specifics.
A files button lists everything Omni made in the chat, newest first. Click one to open it next to the chat.
Connecting a service shows a card with the account and a sign-in button.
Drop an Excel file and Omni can read it and edit the workbook itself.

The desktop app works without the Koder CLI installed.
Koder asks you to sign in to aixplain on first run, even when another provider is already connected.
Kimi K3 no longer fails every later message after a PDF the provider rejects.
Opening Manage models from Settings no longer crashes the app, and neither does Settings when the server returns an unexpected shell list.
The chat keeps its scroll position when you leave the app and come back.
Links to generated files (like a .md plan) now open.
Settings scales with your screen and can be maximized, and the Interface size setting is remembered.
Text you type no longer runs into a dropped document.
Error messages from aixplain are clearer, and running out of credits gives the right hint.
On Windows, the koder.exe CLI is now signed.