v0.11.1

Fixes

• False Claude code/codex not installed (#98)
• You can scroll the whole app down (#96)

Chores

• Max shown items with "show more" button on Agent tab (#97)

v0.11.0

New

• Agent tab. The side panel has a third tab that follows Claude Code, in a Claude Code card or in any shell where you run claude:
  • the model, how much of the context is used, and Claude's todo list;
  • Agents: the main agent, every subagent and every background command, with its status and how long it has run;
  • What changed: the files Claude created, edited, renamed or deleted, for the last prompt, the whole session or any earlier prompt, with lines added and removed. Click a file to open it in your editor;
  • Commands: every command Claude ran, with its result and duration. Click one to see it laid out step by step, with its output and Copy.
• Focused pane outline in Settings › Terminal: turn off the blue outline around the focused pane of a split card.

Fixed

• Shift+Enter adds a new line again in Claude Code started from a shell when Claude Code was installed with its native installer. It used to send the prompt.

Install

• macOS: download bikube-0.11.0.dmg and drag Bikube to Applications. If macOS blocks the first launch, run xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Bikube.app. If you already have Bikube, it updates itself.
• Linux: download the .AppImage or .deb.

v0.10.0

New

• Use Ghostty config. Settings › Terminal can take your colours, font, font size and weight, cursor, line height, padding, split dimming and divider colour from your Ghostty config. Anything your config doesn't set stays as you set it in Bikube.
• Use Ghostty shortcuts. Settings › Shortcuts can use Ghostty's keys and your keybind lines for splits, pane moves, zoom, prompts, Find and more. A key Bikube already uses is skipped and listed under "Not used".
• Move between split panes: Next pane (⌘]) and Previous pane (⌘[).
• Resize split panes from the keyboard (⌃⌘ and an arrow), and Equalize panes (⌃⌘=).
• Rename card from the open card (⌥⌘R, or the command palette).
• New terminal settings: padding around the text, dimming unfocused split panes, divider colour, and hiding the pointer while typing.
• board works in every shell, not just cards: the Default shell and named shells can list, create and move cards.
• Claude Code typed in any terminal (a shell or a split pane) now shows its status and Working/Waiting marks, and sends waiting notifications, like a Claude Code card.

Changed

• On macOS, ⌘R no longer reloads the window, so it's free for a shortcut. Reload is still in the View menu.

Install

• macOS: download bikube-0.10.0.dmg and drag Bikube to Applications. If macOS blocks the first launch, run xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Bikube.app. If you already have Bikube, it updates itself.
• Linux: download the .AppImage or .deb.

v0.9.1

Features

• More tiday "Agent setup" page (#88)

Fixes

• UI interface inconsistencies (#89)
• Code not found (#86)

Chores

• Add new "Sandbox" tab under Context (or where it fits) in Agent setup (#87)

v0.9.0

New

• Agent setup. Every local workspace has a page showing everything Claude Code gets there: skills, agents, commands, hooks, MCP servers, plugins, memory files, permissions and settings, each with where it comes from and warnings for broken files. Turn plugins and project MCP servers on or off, change true/false and number settings in place, open any file in your editor, and see your Claude Code sessions' stats for the last 30 days. Open it from the workspace toolbar or the command palette. It stays in the sidebar until you close it, with its × or Cmd+W.
• Card descriptions. A new New card dialog takes a title, a markdown description, the agent and Own worktree. An agent starting fresh in a card with a description reads it first, sums it up and asks before starting. Edit it later from the card's ⋯ menu.
• Agents can work across workspaces. In a card, board workspaces lists them, and --workspace lets an agent list, create, move and describe cards in another one. board create --worktree gives the new card its own worktree the first time it's opened. A card created from another workspace is marked New until you open it.
• Sort a column by Recently opened from its ⋯ menu. Hover a card to see when it was created and last opened.
• Workspace toolbar above the board, with Agent setup, Edit, Delete and New terminal.
• The side panel reaches the top of the window, like the sidebar, with its Files and Shells tabs and show/hide button above it.
• Terminal buttons in the title bar while a card is open: New terminal, Split right, Split down and Open in new window.
• File and folder icons in the Files tab, from vscode-icons.
• Tooltips that say what a button does and show its shortcut, as set in Settings.
• An × on a card's main pane closes the card, as Cmd+W does there.
• Remove worktree… in a stopped worktree card's ⋯ menu removes the worktree folder but keeps the card and its branch. A card whose worktree folder was deleted outside Bikube now offers Run in workspace folder.
• Stopped cards keep their last status line and Claude Code usage, also after a restart.

Changed

• Agent cards start on a cleared screen instead of under the shell's greeting and Bikube's start line. Nothing is lost: it moves into the scrollback.
• Edit and Delete for a workspace moved from the sidebar to the workspace toolbar, so they no longer cover the workspace's name.
• Opening a file in the workspace from Agent setup opens the workspace in your editor, as the Files tab does.

Fixed

• Find's selection is no longer copied with Copy on select on.

Install

Bikube updates itself: click the update button in the sidebar. To install by hand:

• macOS (Apple silicon): open bikube-0.9.0.dmg and drag Bikube to Applications. If the first launch is blocked, run xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Bikube.app.
• Linux (x64): sudo apt install ./bikube-0.9.0-amd64.deb, or run bikube-0.9.0-x86_64.AppImage.

You can ignore bikube-0.9.0-arm64-mac.zip: Bikube's updater uses it.

v0.8.0

New

• Grid view. Show a workspace as a grid of its cards instead of Kanban columns: the latest first, in Needs you, Running and Stopped sections, with a filter and a search. Pick it per workspace in its Edit dialog, or set the Default view for new workspaces in Settings. On first launch Bikube asks which one you prefer.
• Long columns fold. A column shows its first 10 cards, then Show all. Change the number under Settings → Card display limit.
• Shift+Enter and image paste work for Claude Code anywhere, including the Default shell and new terminals, also after Ctrl+Z and fg.
• One click focuses a split pane while another app is active, as in Ghostty.

Changed

• Automatic move rules are hidden and paused in a workspace shown as Grid, and kept for when it's Kanban again.
• New terminals no longer show up in the Shells tab; they're in the sidebar.

Fixed

• A card's last output line no longer runs past the card's edge.
• A card's ⋯ menu opens over the cards below it instead of behind them.

Install

Bikube updates itself: click the update button in the sidebar. To install by hand:

• macOS (Apple silicon): open bikube-0.8.0.dmg and drag Bikube to Applications. If the first launch is blocked, run xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Bikube.app.
• Linux (x64): sudo apt install ./bikube-0.8.0-amd64.deb, or run bikube-0.8.0-x86_64.AppImage.

You can ignore bikube-0.8.0-arm64-mac.zip: Bikube's updater uses it.

v0.7.1

Chores

• Polishes (#77)

v0.7.0

Features

• PI agent (#76)

v0.6.0

Features

• App Themes (#75)

Other changes

• Remove the Drovr data migration (#74) (f93143d)

v0.5.0

New

• Drovr is now Bikube, with a new bee-cube icon in the Dock.
• Your board comes with you. The first time Bikube opens, it moves Drovr's board, settings, kept output and worktree cards over. Worktree cards still resume their Claude Code conversations. If Drovr is still open, Bikube asks you to quit it first.

Install

This update can't be installed from inside Drovr: the app's name changed.

1. Quit Drovr.
2. Open bikube-0.5.0.dmg and drag Bikube to Applications. The first launch is blocked: allow it under System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway.
3. Open Bikube. Your board is there as you left it.
4. Delete Drovr from Applications.

Linux (x64): quit Drovr, then install bikube-0.5.0-amd64.deb (sudo apt install ./bikube-0.5.0-amd64.deb) or bikube-0.5.0-x86_64.AppImage.

You can ignore bikube-0.5.0-arm64-mac.zip: Bikube's updater uses it.