Turbocode v0.62

TurboCode 0.62 introduces Cowork: a multi-purpose mode that builds web apps, runs Python scripts, renders pages and screenshots, and produces documents inside an isolated Linux virtual machine. Your Mac stays protected: shared folders are read-only to the VM, and results reach your folders only through a reviewed export.

To enable Cowork, go to Turbocode → Settings → Cowork and turn on Enable Cowork. The first time, TurboCode downloads about 760 MB (a Debian 12 image with Node.js 24, Python 3.11, and headless Chromium), installs it, and verifies it with a self-test. Then use the Coding | Cowork switch at the top of the sidebar.

Cowork requires a Mac with Apple silicon and about 2.2 GB of free space. It works with the on-device, Llama, and DeepSeek profiles.

What's Changed

• Cowork VM managed through Apple Containerization, booting in about 0.4 seconds, with reset and removal from Settings.
• Coding | Cowork sidebar switch; each session keeps its mode.
• Shared folder per session, read-only at /work, from the toolbar.
• VM tools vm_exec, vm_file (with diffs in the chat), and vm_export.
• Review & Export: per-file decisions, text diffs for conflicts, no symlinks or build folders, quarantine on exported files.
• The guest image is published by TurboCode-Cowork-Image v0.62.0.

See CHANGELOG.md for details.

Full Changelog: v0.61...v0.62