v2.1.10
CodeSplash AI 2.1.10
This update focuses on making Command Center agent launches more reliable and easier to understand. The biggest change is a cleaner split between workspace mode and runtime mode, which means you can now use Repo, Worktree, and Snapshot launches on the host runtime without being blocked by Docker setup.
It also adds supporting AI Agent settings for containerized workflows, improves isolated run behavior in Run Details, and includes a few smaller workflow upgrades for terminal and panel management.
Features
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Command Center now separates workspace mode from runtime mode
- Choose Repo, Worktree, or Snapshot as the workspace mode.
- Choose Host or Container as the runtime.
- This makes launch behavior much clearer and gives you more flexibility when deciding how isolated a run should be.
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New container-related AI Agent settings
- Settings → AI Agents now includes configuration for container-backed launches.
- This adds a more accessible place to manage runtime preference and related container controls instead of relying on buried per-run setup.
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Container runtime status is now available to the UI
- The app can check whether container runtime support is available before or during launch-related flows.
- This helps the interface respond more intelligently when container-backed runs are selected.
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Close All for minimized app panels
- Right-click minimized app or terminal panels and use the new Close All action to clean up faster.
Fixes
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Fixed Worktree and Snapshot launches in Command Center on host runtime
- Isolated launches no longer depend on Docker by default.
- If you were blocked by missing container image setup before, this release should significantly improve that workflow.
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Fixed isolated workspace handling in Run Details
- Run Details now handles isolated workspace runs more consistently instead of only covering a narrow container-snapshot path.
- Snapshot-specific behaviors, including import-related flow handling, are now better aligned with actual workspace type.
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Fixed worktree preparation for isolated runs
- Worktree launches now use real app-managed worktree preparation rather than behaving like a live repo mount.
- This improves isolation and better matches what Worktree mode is expected to do.
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Fixed Docker cleanup issues
- Containerized agent workflows now clean up more reliably.
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Reduced container launch failures caused by missing credentials
- Container session homes can now receive supported CLI credential files for tools like Claude, Codex, and Gemini.
- This improves the practicality of containerized runs, while still depending on each tool's authentication requirements.
Improvements
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More consistent Command Center launch logic
- Shared execution-mode parsing and validation now keeps workspace/runtime behavior more consistent across the app.
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Better Run Details for isolated sessions
- Workspace-aware handling is now generalized for isolated runs, including snapshot workflows and related workspace actions.
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Terminal launch settings expanded
- Terminal settings now include additional defaults around shell and home behavior.
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Small workflow polish across terminal and workspace UI
- Sidebars, minimized panel controls, and related launcher flows received targeted quality-of-life updates.
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