DevCat v0.11.0

• Tickets: connect a Jira (Cloud or Data Center), Trello or Linear board and let the agent work through a
  column. Pick tickets (or let DevCat watch the column) and the agent fixes each on its own devcat/<ticket>
  branch. DevCat commits the work, comments on the ticket with what changed and how to test it, and moves it
  on (say, To Do → In Progress → Testing, or to Blocked when it needs a person). Works with Claude Code or a
  DevCat Agent connection; results can be posted to Slack. Open it from Tickets in the title bar (#78).

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Download

Already on v0.3.0 or later? DevCat offers the update itself.

• macOS (Apple Silicon): DevCat_0.11.0_aarch64.dmg
• macOS (Intel): DevCat_0.11.0_x64.dmg
• Windows: DevCat_0.11.0_x64-setup.exe or DevCat_0.11.0_x64_en-US.msi (OpenVPN and WireGuard installers included; DevCat offers them the first time you connect)
• Linux: .AppImage, .deb (Debian/Ubuntu) or .rpm (Fedora/RHEL)
• CLI only (devcat serve: phones and browsers without the app; servers, SSH): devcat-cli-<platform>.tar.gz / .zip, or
  curl -fsSL https://devcathq.github.io/DevCat/install.sh | sh · brew install devileya/devcat/devcat-cli

The builds are not notarized by Apple / signed for Windows yet.
macOS: after dragging DevCat to Applications, open it once; when macOS says it can't verify
the developer, go to System Settings → Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway
(or run xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/DevCat.app in Terminal).
Windows: SmartScreen may warn: choose "More info" → "Run anyway".

DevCat v0.10.0

• Rooms: share documents with other people and let everyone's DevCat Agent join in, peer to peer
  (no account, no server holding your documents). Make a room from Rooms in the title bar and send an invite
  link; you let each person in. Everyone edits the same files live (edits made at the same time merge; undo only
  undoes yours), talks in a thread, and mentions agents (@arif-agent, @agents). Agents read the room,
  claim the part they work on and suggest changes that a person accepts; every applied change can be reverted.
  Removing someone switches the room to a new key. devcat keeper keeps changes for whoever is offline,
  encrypted so it can't read them (#72).

• DevCat Mobile from other networks: connects faster and more often goes direct instead of through the
  relay. The computer asks your router to open its port (UPnP / NAT-PMP / PCP), the pairing QR and the
  computer's details carry the relay server it's on so the phone goes straight there, and the phone waits
  longer before giving up on mobile data. Phones paired before keep working. DevCat → Mobile and the phone show
  whether each connection is direct or through the relay (#71).

• Docker connections: add a Docker engine (the current docker context, another context, or a host over
  ssh:// / tcp://) and open it in a tab: containers grouped by Compose project with their CPU and memory,
  logs that follow (and carry on after a restart), a shell in a terminal tab, inspect, and start / stop /
  restart / pause / kill / remove; images, volumes and networks with inspect and remove. A read-only
  connection only looks (#70).

• devcat stop: stops a devcat serve that's still holding the port: one in the background, in a closed
  terminal or from before an update. Starting devcat serve while another DevCat has the port now says which
  one and offers to stop it and take over (--replace does it without asking).

• Paste in the file tree: in the AI workspace, paste files and folders copied in Explorer / Finder (or with
  the tree's own Copy) into a folder: right-click → Paste, or Ctrl+V / ⌘V. A name
  that's taken gets "copy", so nothing is overwritten, and an image on the clipboard is saved as pasted.png
  (#54).

• DevCat Agent on Windows: a console window no longer flashes up and closes for every command the agent runs
  (#68).

• DevCat Agent's Stop button shows its square with window glass on (it was a plain white circle), and so do the
  search highlights in Kubernetes logs (#68).

• DevCat Agent's plan (the checklist above the chat box) goes away when the agent is done, also when it left an
  item unticked; each update stays in the conversation (#68).

• SSH sessions on Windows: the saved password is typed again (the Windows console's own replies no longer
  count as typing); answering ssh's own questions (host key, a jump host's password, a one-time code) no longer
  stops it; pasting a screenshot (Alt+V) works; selecting text in a terminal copies it; terminal tabs follow the
  program's title (#50).

• Open folder on SSH host: pick one of your saved SSH sessions (with its saved password) instead of typing a
  host (#66).

• Terminal tables with emoji (like Claude Code's ⚠️ rows) line up: characters are measured by grapheme
  cluster, as current terminals do (#65).

• Browser version of DevCat Mobile: a pairing the computer no longer knows is forgotten instead of failing
  forever, and scanning a new QR code for the same computer pairs again (#60).

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Download

Already on v0.3.0 or later? DevCat offers the update itself.

• macOS (Apple Silicon): DevCat_0.10.0_aarch64.dmg
• macOS (Intel): DevCat_0.10.0_x64.dmg
• Windows: DevCat_0.10.0_x64-setup.exe or DevCat_0.10.0_x64_en-US.msi (OpenVPN and WireGuard installers included; DevCat offers them the first time you connect)
• Linux: .AppImage, .deb (Debian/Ubuntu) or .rpm (Fedora/RHEL)
• CLI only (devcat serve: phones and browsers without the app; servers, SSH): devcat-cli-<platform>.tar.gz / .zip, or
  curl -fsSL https://devcathq.github.io/DevCat/install.sh | sh · brew install devileya/devcat/devcat-cli

The builds are not notarized by Apple / signed for Windows yet.
macOS: after dragging DevCat to Applications, open it once; when macOS says it can't verify
the developer, go to System Settings → Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway
(or run xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/DevCat.app in Terminal).
Windows: SmartScreen may warn: choose "More info" → "Run anyway".

DevCat v0.9.1

• Terminal on Windows: Ctrl+C copies the selection (and still interrupts when nothing is
  selected) and Ctrl+V pastes, like Windows Terminal. This works in the AI workspace, the
  Terminal tab, SSH sessions and the pod shell (#47).
• Clickable Windows paths: C:/x/y.html, C:\x\y.html and src\a.ts (with :line:col)
  open in DevCat's file tab, with HTML rendered in Preview. Ctrl+click (⌘-click on macOS)
  opens a local file in its default app. A path wrapped over several rows is one link, and dragging
  over a link now selects it instead of opening it (#47).

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Download

Already on v0.3.0 or later? DevCat offers the update itself.

• macOS (Apple Silicon): DevCat_0.9.1_aarch64.dmg
• macOS (Intel): DevCat_0.9.1_x64.dmg
• Windows: DevCat_0.9.1_x64-setup.exe or DevCat_0.9.1_x64_en-US.msi (OpenVPN and WireGuard installers included; DevCat offers them the first time you connect)
• Linux: .AppImage, .deb (Debian/Ubuntu) or .rpm (Fedora/RHEL)
• CLI only (devcat serve: phones and browsers without the app; servers, SSH): devcat-cli-<platform>.tar.gz / .zip, or
  curl -fsSL https://devcathq.github.io/DevCat/install.sh | sh · brew install devileya/devcat/devcat-cli

The builds are not notarized by Apple / signed for Windows yet.
macOS: after dragging DevCat to Applications, open it once; when macOS says it can't verify
the developer, go to System Settings → Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway
(or run xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/DevCat.app in Terminal).
Windows: SmartScreen may warn: choose "More info" → "Run anyway".

DevCat v0.9.0

• SSH sessions: a new "SSH session" connection with host, user, password or key, jump host,
  start folder and a command to run on login. Double-click opens a terminal; the menu also opens
  SFTP or an AI workspace on the host. Sessions can save port forwards (-L, -R, SOCKS) that
  you start and stop from the sidebar. You can paste images into Claude Code running on the host
  (#39).
• SFTP: your computer on one side, the host on the other. Copy with buttons, the menu or drag
  and drop (also from Finder), with a transfer queue showing progress (#39).
• Quick commands: a bar of saved commands under terminals and agent chats, for every session
  or just one (#39).
• Go to File: Ctrl+P / ⌘P fuzzy-searches every file in the folder,
  with recently opened files first, like VS Code (#28).
• Browser and phone version: DevCat Agent chats open there with the same chat view as the
  desktop, including approvals, questions, attachments and the model picker. The activity log says
  who approved what (#31, #35).
• VPN: OpenVPN profiles with user / group no longer leave a route behind when they
  disconnect, which could stop every app, OpenVPN Connect included, from reaching that VPN server
  after the Wi-Fi address changed (#48).
• Fixes (#38):
  • Importing in replace mode no longer empties the table when the file can't be read.
  • Exporting a query result no longer runs INSERT … RETURNING / DELETE … RETURNING twice.
  • Saving a file no longer overwrites newer changes made in the same instant.
  • Read-only connections now also block SQL Server dynamic SQL and PostgreSQL / MySQL read-write
    transactions.

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Download

Already on v0.3.0 or later? DevCat offers the update itself.

• macOS (Apple Silicon): DevCat_0.9.0_aarch64.dmg
• macOS (Intel): DevCat_0.9.0_x64.dmg
• Windows: DevCat_0.9.0_x64-setup.exe or DevCat_0.9.0_x64_en-US.msi (OpenVPN and WireGuard installers included; DevCat offers them the first time you connect)
• Linux: .AppImage, .deb (Debian/Ubuntu) or .rpm (Fedora/RHEL)
• CLI only (devcat serve: phones and browsers without the app; servers, SSH): devcat-cli-<platform>.tar.gz / .zip, or
  curl -fsSL https://devcathq.github.io/DevCat/install.sh | sh · brew install devileya/devcat/devcat-cli

The builds are not notarized by Apple / signed for Windows yet.
macOS: after dragging DevCat to Applications, open it once; when macOS says it can't verify
the developer, go to System Settings → Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway
(or run xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/DevCat.app in Terminal).
Windows: SmartScreen may warn: choose "More info" → "Run anyway".

DevCat v0.8.2

• DevCat Agent:
  • Long chats are summarized automatically when the context window fills up, or on demand with
    /compact (#32).
  • The agent can fetch web pages, and keeps a plan you can follow above the message box (#32).
  • It can read your DevCat connections: database schemas and queries, Kubernetes resources and
    logs, with your approval first (#33).
• Browser version: the on-screen keyboard no longer hides the terminal, and you can pair by
  taking a photo of the QR code (#25).
• HTML preview: a page that needs JavaScript says so, with a Run scripts button (#37).
• AI workspace: the header fits narrow windows, and nothing wraps or spills over (#29).
• Updates: the "new version" dialog shows what changed in that version, with a link to the
  whole changelog.

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Download

Already on v0.3.0 or later? DevCat offers the update itself.

• macOS (Apple Silicon): DevCat_0.8.2_aarch64.dmg
• macOS (Intel): DevCat_0.8.2_x64.dmg
• Windows: DevCat_0.8.2_x64-setup.exe or DevCat_0.8.2_x64_en-US.msi (OpenVPN and WireGuard installers included; DevCat offers them the first time you connect)
• Linux: .AppImage, .deb (Debian/Ubuntu) or .rpm (Fedora/RHEL)
• CLI only (devcat serve: phones and browsers without the app; servers, SSH): devcat-cli-<platform>.tar.gz / .zip, or
  curl -fsSL https://devcathq.github.io/DevCat/install.sh | sh · brew install devileya/devcat/devcat-cli

The builds are not notarized by Apple / signed for Windows yet.
macOS: after dragging DevCat to Applications, open it once; when macOS says it can't verify
the developer, go to System Settings → Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway
(or run xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/DevCat.app in Terminal).
Windows: SmartScreen may warn: choose "More info" → "Run anyway".

DevCat v0.8.1

• DevCat has a new home: github.com/devcathq/DevCat.
  Updates, downloads and the pairing page for the browser version
  (devcathq.github.io/DevCat) come from there. Old links
  forward to it (#41).
• Website and docs: devcat.ai.id (#40).
• A phone that paired through the browser at the old address pairs once more at the new one.

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Download

Already on v0.3.0 or later? DevCat offers the update itself.

• macOS (Apple Silicon): DevCat_0.8.1_aarch64.dmg
• macOS (Intel): DevCat_0.8.1_x64.dmg
• Windows: DevCat_0.8.1_x64-setup.exe or DevCat_0.8.1_x64_en-US.msi (OpenVPN and WireGuard installers included; DevCat offers them the first time you connect)
• Linux: .AppImage, .deb (Debian/Ubuntu) or .rpm (Fedora/RHEL)
• CLI only (devcat serve: phones and browsers without the app; servers, SSH): devcat-cli-<platform>.tar.gz / .zip, or
  curl -fsSL https://devcathq.github.io/DevCat/install.sh | sh · brew install devileya/devcat/devcat-cli

The builds are not notarized by Apple / signed for Windows yet.
macOS: after dragging DevCat to Applications, open it once; when macOS says it can't verify
the developer, go to System Settings → Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway
(or run xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/DevCat.app in Terminal).
Windows: SmartScreen may warn: choose "More info" → "Run anyway".

DevCat v0.8.0

• DevCat Agent: a coding agent built into DevCat, with its own chat in the AI workspace. It
  asks before edits and commands, asks you questions, takes attachments, and uses your MCP
  servers, rules and skills (#22, #24).
• Bookmarks in the Connections tab, for databases, schemas, tables and other objects (#16).
• Zoom: ⌘/Ctrl + - 0 for the whole window, and for terminals when one has focus. There's
  also a setting under Appearance (#14, #17).
• Fonts:
  • code fonts are bundled, so Claude Code's status line looks right on Windows;
  • the font pickers list your installed fonts;
  • dropdowns are readable on Windows (#13, #14, #21).
• Copy files to the clipboard from the Files tree and the file preview, to paste into
  Finder, Explorer or Slack (#19).
• Browser version on phones: pair once and install it as an app, with an easier terminal (#23).
• Pod shell: copy and paste with the keyboard (#30).
• Website and user docs, with step-by-step guides (#20).

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Download

Already on v0.3.0 or later? DevCat offers the update itself.

• macOS (Apple Silicon): DevCat_0.8.0_aarch64.dmg
• macOS (Intel): DevCat_0.8.0_x64.dmg
• Windows: DevCat_0.8.0_x64-setup.exe or DevCat_0.8.0_x64_en-US.msi (OpenVPN and WireGuard installers included; DevCat offers them the first time you connect)
• Linux: .AppImage, .deb (Debian/Ubuntu) or .rpm (Fedora/RHEL)
• CLI only (devcat serve: phones and browsers without the app; servers, SSH): devcat-cli-<platform>.tar.gz / .zip, or
  curl -fsSL https://devcathq.github.io/DevCat/install.sh | sh · brew install devileya/devcat/devcat-cli

The builds are not notarized by Apple / signed for Windows yet.
macOS: after dragging DevCat to Applications, open it once; when macOS says it can't verify
the developer, go to System Settings → Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway
(or run xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/DevCat.app in Terminal).
Windows: SmartScreen may warn: choose "More info" → "Run anyway".

v0.7.1

Release v0.7.1: drag tabs, a tab per new chat, open code files with D…

v0.7.0

Release v0.7.0: DevCat CLI (devcat serve) and terminal installs

- `devcat serve`: remote access for DevCat Mobile and phone browsers without a window.
  Pairing QR in the terminal, phones approved there (or --approve), commands for
  devices / access / revoke / log / status.
- CLI-only build (`--no-default-features`): no Tauri / WebKit / GTK, for servers.
- Backend events go through events.rs (windows and phones); commands take the app
  state and owner as plain arguments, so they run with or without Tauri.
- Release CI builds the CLI for macOS, Linux (x64, arm64) and Windows, plus
  SHA256SUMS.txt; install.sh / install.ps1 served from GitHub Pages; Homebrew tap
  source in packaging/homebrew-tap.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

v0.6.3

Release v0.6.3: copy anywhere, fewer keychain prompts, smooth termina…