TideCode v1.4.3

1.4.3 - More reliable compaction and Code Mode results

TideCode 1.4.3 improves chat compaction behavior, compacted-history visibility, Code Mode result handling, workspace panels, and the DeepSeek model catalog.

• Prevents chat compaction from triggering before the configured threshold and respects larger configured context limits.
• Makes compacted history entries inspectable so their summarized content can be opened from the chat timeline.
• Improves Code Mode result budgeting and rendering, including patch and meta-tool output handling.
• Refines workspace side-panel, file-tab, and settings persistence behavior.
• Updates the DeepSeek catalog to the current V4.1 Flash model and aligns provider capability tests with it.
• Requires no manual migration or configuration changes.

TideCode v1.4.2

1.4.2 - More accurate tool result rendering

TideCode 1.4.2 improves collapsed tool-result measurement and Monaco code sizing so chat content lays out more accurately before expansion.

• Premeasures collapsed diff results so file and grouped change diffs reserve the correct rendered height.
• Premeasures Markdown tool results when they contain block code, while keeping plain-text collapsed results unmounted.
• Improves Monaco code-view sizing based on visible source lines and preserves the tool-result height cap.
• Includes refreshed project engineering guidance for focused implementation and verification workflows.
• Requires no manual migration or configuration changes.

TideCode v1.4.1

1.4.1 - More reliable CLI and update flows

TideCode 1.4.1 improves CLI continuity, Windows update reliability, project switching, and Code Mode behavior.

• Keeps CLI work running when the desktop app closes by leaving the shared run service independent from the desktop lifecycle.
• Makes Windows updates close TideCode only after installation begins and uses the installer-native process handling path to avoid false "cannot be closed" failures.
• Makes dropping an already-added project folder switch to that project instead of showing an error.
• Improves terminal input, active-turn rendering, Code Mode tool-call repair, mutation reliability, and source-quality guidance.
• Requires no manual migration or configuration changes.

TideCode v1.4.0

1.4.0 - Owned Code Mode V2

TideCode 1.4.0 replaces the previous generated-Node execution path with a TideCode-owned Code Mode interpreter designed for more predictable and safer agent work.

• Keeps the model-facing action surface Code Mode-only while routing filesystem, terminal, planning, MCP, and other external effects through explicit tools.* capabilities.
• Adds deterministic JavaScript-like orchestration with lexical scopes, loops, functions, async/await, structured errors, bounded execution, and internal capability discovery through tools.$codemode.search(...).
• Bounds concurrent host tool execution and serializes conflicting same-file mutations while still allowing independent work to run concurrently.
• Improves Code Mode diagnostics, provider consistency, tool failure handling, edit and patch reliability, and Full Access behavior without exposing ambient Node.js authority.
• Requires no manual migration or configuration changes.
• Validated with 1,465 automated tests, TypeScript type checking, the production build, and protected-branch pull-request CI.

TideCode v1.3.4

1.3.4 - Unified scrolling and Code Mode reliability

TideCode 1.3.4 makes scrolling consistent across the desktop app and improves Code Mode reliability when working with workspace modules.

• Adds hover-only overlay scrollbars across TideCode, including Monaco editors, diff views, settings, chat, and workspace previews, without reserving layout space.
• Preserves workspace tab scroll positions and unifies Monaco scrolling with TideCode's shared scrollbar behavior.
• Improves Code Mode sandbox validation and workspace-relative ES module resolution, with expanded reliability coverage.
• Requires no manual migration or configuration changes.

TideCode v1.3.3

1.3.3 - Smoother agent and workspace workflows

TideCode 1.3.3 improves planning, Code Mode filesystem access, chat behavior, workspace handling, and CLI reliability.

• Adds editable planning workflows and clearer plan presentation while keeping provider-facing Code Mode runtime execution sandboxed and honoring Full Access through filesystem tools.
• Refreshes changed root AGENTS.md instructions without rewriting conversation history, and improves tool-call repair and grouped tool progress around compaction.
• Refines chat auto-scroll behavior, project and workspace watching, window state restoration, CLI compose and Codex usage display, sidebar spacing, installer PATH handling, and Monaco workspace configuration.
• Requires no manual migration or configuration changes.
• Validated with 1,452 automated tests, TypeScript type checking, the production build, and pull-request CI.

TideCode v1.3.2

1.3.2 - More reliable Code Mode and connected tools

TideCode 1.3.2 improves Code Mode editing and connected tool behavior so automated changes and external tools work more consistently.

• Makes Code Mode recover from extra quote escaping in generated edits, reducing failed changes in quote-heavy code.
• Makes connected MCP tools available more consistently and restores configured auto-connect behavior when sessions restart.
• Makes MCP activity clearer in chat by showing the connected server and tool being used.
• Requires no manual migration or configuration changes.

TideCode v1.3.1

1.3.1 - More reliable Kanban review and agent tools

TideCode 1.3.1 improves agent tool reliability, Kanban review workflows, chat model continuity, and task export usability.

• Makes Code Mode more tolerant of malformed generated patch and edit calls, while bounding broad search output instead of failing when ripgrep reaches its safety cap.
• Keeps AI-managed Kanban work in For Review until human approval, shows only top-level tasks on the board, improves owner and subtask metadata, and adds CSV and Markdown exports.
• Preserves per-mode model and reasoning choices across conversations and improves Kanban mention labels plus queued follow-up behavior.
• Refines task-detail dropdowns, reasoning controls, and review-oriented task UI.
• Requires no manual migration or configuration changes.
• Validated with 1,437 automated tests, TypeScript type checking, the production build, and pull-request CI.

TideCode v1.3.0

1.3.0 - More reliable agent workflows and configuration

TideCode 1.3.0 strengthens long-running agent work, tool execution, model configuration, and workspace reliability across Desktop and CLI.

• Makes Code Mode patching, mutations, cancellation, run-service requests, and tool-output recovery more resilient, including Windows-safe file replacement and bounded operations.
• Keeps active requests open across AI compaction and reduces memory and CPU overhead in long, tool-heavy chats with bounded reads, coalesced streaming updates, and leaner recovery payloads.
• Adds default reasoning effort per task model and clearer configuration cards and dialogs, while keeping Agent and Plan defaults separate from conversation-specific overrides across Desktop and CLI.
• Makes skills consistently editable from Settings, tightens text-selection behavior across workspace panels, and prevents duplicate TideCode PATH entries when the Windows installer runs repeatedly.
• Requires no manual migration or configuration changes.
• Validated with 1,398 automated tests, TypeScript type checking, the production build, and pull-request CI.

TideCode v1.2.27

1.2.27 - More stable AI context caching

TideCode 1.2.27 keeps AI prompt caching more stable when terminal shell or Python virtual environment state changes, reducing unnecessary cache invalidation while preserving current workspace authority and mode safety.

• Moves active terminal shell and detected Python virtual environment details from the system prompt into persisted runtime context transitions.
• Appends shell and virtual-environment updates only when state changes, including an explicit transition when a previously detected Python environment disappears.
• Preserves the authoritative workspace root, Code Mode tool contract, Plan and Agent cache alignment, and host-side permission boundaries.
• Requires no manual migration or configuration changes.