iCode v0.9.0

Changed

• The workbench now uses one persistent sidebar for projects, direct sessions
  and the cross-project task queue. Pinned projects, sessions and tasks are
  shortcuts and no longer hide the project tree.
• Direct sessions are organized as tabs with browser-style context menus and
  drag reordering, a resizable split view, and a persistent Changes/Files
  inspector. Focus mode leaves only the terminal.
• Mira, Settings and Schedules open as auxiliary tabs; task work opens as its
  own main surface rather than a page or app tab.
• The session status strip keeps branch, ahead/behind and blame context beside
  the terminal, while host, task slots and live counts stay in the sidebar
  footer.

Removed

• Removed the primary activity rail, global top bar, project wall and global
  status bar.

Fixed

• The session inspector gets more room at common window sizes, and split-pane
  headers keep the session title readable.

iCode v0.8.2

Fixed

• The Windows installer now recognizes a partial install by its Chromium
  resource files (chrome_100_percent.pak and chrome_200_percent.pak), so a
  cancelled first install whose executable is already gone is still cleaned
  up. This is the residue an interrupted install leaves when it stops after
  unpacking the framework assets.

iCode v0.8.1

Fixed

• The Windows installer now removes files left in the default per-user install
  directory by an interrupted install or by a previous install at another
  location; the uninstaller cleans the same orphaned directory. Only a
  directory that still carries iCode's own files is touched.
• Claude activity hooks no longer wait indefinitely when the ingress accepts
  a connection and then stalls; the hook exits after at most one second.
• Zero-byte connections to the activity ingress and the supervisor control
  plane are ignored instead of logged as errors. Windows named pipes are
  world-open, so security software and stray probes can open one and close it
  without sending a request; the shipped clients never do.
• Documented the ELECTRON_RUN_AS_NODE startup trap and the WAL caveat when
  checking user_version with an external tool.

iCode v0.8.0

Added

• New sessions and tasks can start from a chosen local branch and use an
  optional branch name. Session creation resolves the exact branch tip, and a
  duplicate or invalid name is refused before a worktree exists.
• Sessions and tasks can now Merge… into a target branch chosen at finish
  time. The session branch is updated from the target first, conflicts are
  resolved in the existing merge editor, and the target is fast-forwarded with
  a compare-and-swap. Merge records are durable, survive a restart, and expose
  Continue/Abort; accepting a task still does not merge it by itself.
• Dependency chains now share one chain branch. Each task keeps its own
  short-lived worktree, but a dependent starts only after every blocker has
  been merged into the chain branch; fan-in works when the blockers share the
  chain, and legacy chains retain their pre-merge behavior. SQLite migration
  v16 adds the chain fields and merge_records.
• Push… sends the session branch to an explicitly chosen remote and branch,
  setting upstream without merging. Push never satisfies a task dependency;
  only a local merge into the chain branch does.
• Repository settings (project menu → Repository settings…) lists the
  remotes Git stores for a checkout, recognizes GitHub and GitLab URLs, redacts
  embedded credentials, and offers Fetch, Edit, and Remove. Push to… now
  offers Add remote… and Manage remotes… when a repository has no
  remote. Git remains the source of truth; no remote is stored in SQLite.
• Add project can Clone from URL into a local or WSL target with
  streamed progress and cancellation. An interrupted or failed clone removes
  only the destination it created, a distinct fetch/push URL is shown
  read-only, and an empty remote continues through the existing unborn-repository
  setup so the first commit is still an explicit step.
• Clone, fetch, push, and pull authentication failures name the environment to
  fix (the system Git credential helper/SSH agent, or the selected WSL distro),
  and credential-bearing URLs are redacted from every Git error detail.
• Instant project removal. Removing a project unregisters it immediately
  and runs the remaining cleanup as a durable background job. The job stops
  sessions, aborts active merges, saves uncommitted worktree changes to
  recovery refs, removes iCode-created worktrees, retains branches, and deletes
  the project's tasks, schedules, supervisor bindings, and assistant audit
  rows. A status-bar cleanup indicator shows progress, retries failures, and
  offers Discard snapshots; the primary checkout and remote repository are
  never touched.

Changed

• Merge and Push now live in Source Control. A contextual
  Merge into <target> primary action and anchored Merge into branch…
  / Push to… pickers replace the session/task header buttons and their full-screen
  modals. Push to… also absorbs the separate Push and Publish menu entries and
  defaults to the configured upstream, or origin plus the local branch when
  unpublished. Merge still requires a clean worktree.

Fixed

• Opening a project now follows its contents: when a project has both direct
  sessions and tasks it opens Sessions, a task-only project opens Tasks, and a
  project with neither opens Sessions instead of an empty Tasks view.
• Terminal host startup failures, such as an unusable host directory, are
  reported as an unreachable host rather than an internal session error, so
  project cleanup waits and retries instead of failing.
• Continuing or aborting a merge from the Source Control operation banner now
  uses the merge service, so the target fast-forwards, the merge record lands
  in the correct state, and dependent tasks unblock.
• Stale conflicted merge records left by the old generic continue/abort path
  are reconciled at boot and can be aborted without a restart.

iCode v0.7.0

Added

• Mira now keeps a native harness conversation instead of replaying a
  truncated transcript. Claude, Codex and OpenCode are resumed by the
  harness's own session id; a changed harness or target starts a bridged
  conversation with a visible boundary, New conversation starts a clean
  one, and a failed resume falls back to reconstructed replay once. SQLite
  migration v11 adds assistant_conversations; retired rows keep the reason
  Mira started over.

• Mira's thread is now split into selectable conversation segments. The header
  chooses the current or an earlier conversation, each segment pages 50
  messages at a time with Load earlier messages, and New conversation
  starts a new visible segment. Proactive notifications are hidden from the
  transcript and stay in the notifications drawer, fed by a dedicated recent
  notifications query. A resumed turn's ## Since your last turn digest now
  includes action results, failures and notifications, so write outcomes are
  not lost. SQLite migration v12 adds segment ranges (start_seq/end_seq);
  pre-v12 conversation rows are shown as one legacy segment.

• Failed or cancelled tasks can now be continued in their existing
  session and worktree: the same harness conversation where the harness
  supports resume, and the same uncommitted changes. Retry still starts a
  fresh attempt in a new worktree. SQLite migration v13 records each attempt's
  mode (fresh or resume).

• Tasks can now depend on one or more other tasks. A dependent starts only
  after every blocker reaches completed, a blocker can hold its dependents
  until its result is accepted, and the task detail shows blockers and
  dependents with a read-only chain graph tab. Dependencies can be changed
  while the dependent is queued and follow the newest attempt on retry or
  continue. SQLite migration v14 adds task_dependencies, the
  hold_dependents gate and a per-project concurrency limit. An edge orders
  starts; it does not transfer uncommitted work between worktrees.

• Full app-chrome localization for English, Simplified Chinese, Japanese,
  Korean, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, German and French: renderer UI,
  native menus, dialogs, folder pickers, OS notifications and user-facing
  application errors. A Language card in Settings offers System or a pinned
  language and applies changes without restarting. English is authoritative
  and the fallback; the other catalogs are AI-assisted and marked for native
  review in src/shared/i18n/README.md. Terminal, harness, Git and model output
  and user content are never translated. Persisted task, schedule and assistant
  text keeps the language it was written in.

• Agent providers: configure an API provider per harness (Claude Code, Codex,
  OpenCode) in Settings → Agent providers. iCode injects the endpoint, key,
  and model into the launched session's environment instead of writing the
  tool's global config, so plugins, hooks, and user settings stay untouched.
  Includes curated presets, encrypted key storage via Electron safeStorage,
  a real Test connection request, and a Settings preview of the exact
  launch inputs. SQLite migration v14 adds providers and
  harness_provider_selection; terminal-host protocol v2 adds per-session
  environment so Codex and OpenCode receive credentials without exposing them
  in argv or on disk.

Changed

• Task admission is now bounded per project: by default at most one task per
  project runs at a time, in addition to the global limit. Raising the global
  limit lets different projects run in parallel; raising Tasks per project
  in Settings also lets one project run several. The lower of the two limits
  applies.
• The installer, executable and desktop icons now use the transparent green
  brand mark from the README instead of the retired black tile.
• Codex runs for Mira no longer use --ephemeral when resume is available, so
  the harness persists a resumable thread. Mira conversations now live in each
  harness's default state directory (~/.claude, ~/.codex, OpenCode's data
  directory).
• iCode Workbench is now licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License
  v3.0 only (AGPL-3.0-only). A modified version made available to users over a
  network must offer them the corresponding source under section 13.
• Starting a new session no longer blocks on the whole WSL pipeline. The New
  Session dialog closes immediately and shows a pending surface while the main
  process works; the create path now caches the guest home and Harness
  discovery, batches the workspace/repository read and the worktree
  create+verify into one guest script each, prewarms the WSL host/relay, and
  reuses the create-time checkout proof on the first attach. On a warm WSL
  repository this cuts session creation from roughly 34 wsl.exe spawns to
  about 5; the first attach still verifies that the checkout exists.

Fixed

• A WSL shell session no longer reports its worktree as inconsistent after
  reconciliation. The desktop host runs wsl.exe from a Windows pty directory
  because a ConPTY cannot start in a Linux path; that cwd was being compared
  with the guest worktree, which blocked the terminal. The cwd comparison is
  now local-only, and guest checkouts keep the distro-side Git inspection.
• Detect again in the New Session dialog now re-detects the selected
  repository's execution target, including a WSL distro, instead of this
  machine.
• The Sessions workspace keeps its viewport height when the pending-session
  surface is visible, so the Files tree virtualizes instead of mounting every
  row.

Security

• Updated the transitive dompurify dependency used by Monaco to 3.4.17,
  fixing the advisory inherited through monaco-editor@0.57.0.