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@khuonghung khuonghung released this 27 Aug 09:23
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EvoFlux v1.0.0

EvoFlux 1.0.0 is the first stable release of the local-first desktop workspace
for Work and Coding agent teams.

This milestone establishes the supported product baseline across the React
workbench, FastAPI sidecar, and Tauri desktop shell, consolidating the changes
shipped since v0.0.8.

Highlights

  • Evo Agent Specs: repository-backed specification-driven development with
    guided actions, safe phase retry, review handoff, real-time run events,
    traceability, recovery, and local runtime storage.
  • Agent teams: explicit mode-lead team selection plus safer delegation,
    durable handoff, and clearer team activity presentation.
  • Providers and cost efficiency: QwenCloud support, separate context/turn
    usage accounting, and cache-aware request shaping across supported provider
    families to improve prompt-cache reuse.
  • Coding intelligence: broader and more robust code-graph parsing, isolated
    cached index builds, improved multi-repository chat setup, and redesigned
    scoped navigation.
  • Reliability: hardened SQLite concurrency and foreign-key integrity,
    migration reconciliation, runtime cleanup, transcript loading, and prompt
    finalization.
  • Tools and plugins: shared browser result plumbing, a contract-aligned
    plugin scaffold, lower skill-catalog overhead, and retirement of the
    non-executable terminal agent tool.

Distribution

The tagged release workflow builds and validates:

  • macOS DMG for Apple Silicon;
  • macOS DMG for Intel;
  • Windows x64 NSIS installer;
  • Linux x64 DEB package;
  • signed updater metadata and SHA-256 checksums where applicable.

The Python wheel remains the API-sidecar distribution; the complete desktop
product is delivered by the native packages above.

Upgrade notes

  • Application, Python, web, Rust, Tauri, and lockfile metadata are synchronized
    at 1.0.0.
  • Existing databases continue through the normal Alembic upgrade path; no
    release-only manual data migration is required.
  • Linux direct browser input continues to require X11/XWayland.

See the
v1.0.0 changelog
for the categorized change summary.

What's Changed

Full Changelog: v0.0.8...v1.0.0