jcoder 0.6.6

• grep no longer fails on a broad search over a big project. Without
  rg installed, a pattern like trigger over a whole tree could print
  more than 64 MB, and the search was killed with just "grep failed". It
  now streams the output, keeps the first 300 matches (each cut to 300
  characters) and gives the total count. When it does fail, it says why.

jcoder 0.6.5

• Edit mode no longer asks before commands that only look. ls,
  cat, grep, rg, find, head/tail, wc, git status/log/diff/show and the like run straight away, piped or chained
  together too. jcoder still asks if anything in the command could change
  something: another program, output written to a file, $(…) or
  backticks, or an option like find -delete or sort -o.

jcoder 0.6.4

• Sub-agents on other servers follow the mode you're in now. They
  kept the mode from when the first one started, so switching to auto
  mid-session still left them asking before every command.

jcoder 0.6.3

• The model says what it's doing. It writes a short sentence before
  each step and when it finds something that changes the plan, so the
  conversation reads as a running account instead of a long silent run
  of tool calls.
• Shell commands say what they're for. The bash tool takes a short
  description ("Run the tests"), shown on the live line while the
  command runs, with the command itself under it when you expand the
  summary or press ctrl+o. Without one, the command shows as before.

jcoder 0.6.2

• Summary lines light up under the mouse, like a link. Hovering a
  Ran 2 shell commands, read 3 files (click to expand) line highlights
  it, so it's clear it can be clicked.
• The summary still growing can be clicked open too. While the model
  is still running quiet commands, its summary line under the
  conversation used to ignore clicks; it now opens in place, and stays
  open once it's done.
• A click that wobbles by a cell no longer turns into a text selection.

jcoder 0.6.1

• What the model is doing sits under the conversation. The tool
  summary in progress, the running command and the spinner were pinned
  above the input, with a gap between them and the last message on a
  short conversation. They now follow the last line and move down as it
  grows; the input stays at the bottom.

jcoder 0.6.0

• jcoder now draws the whole window, like Claude Code's fullscreen
  renderer. It keeps the conversation itself instead of printing it
  into the terminal's scrollback, so the window size is up to you and:

  • the wheel scrolls the conversation, as do PgUp/PgDn. When
    you're scrolled up, a Jump to bottom (ctrl+End) ↓ pill shows,
    and sending a message goes back to the bottom;
  • clicking a Ran 2 shell commands, read 3 files (click to expand) line opens it in place, showing each command with the
    start of its output. Click again to close it. ctrl+o still shows
    everything;
  • dragging selects text, and letting go copies it to the
    clipboard (wl-copy, xclip or xsel, else the terminal). Shift+drag
    gives the terminal's own selection.

  The terminal is restored on exit, including on a crash or a kill.
  "fullscreen": false in ~/.jcoder/config.json brings back the old
  scrollback mode.

jcoder 0.5.13

• Quiet tool calls fold into one line. Commands, file reads, searches
  and web lookups no longer print one by one with their output. A run of
  them shows as a single line, such as Ran 2 shell commands, read 3 files (ctrl+o to expand), with failures counted in red. While they run,
  the command in progress shows below it. Edits, writes, to-dos and
  questions still show in full.
• ctrl+o opens the transcript: every tool call this session with its
  full command and everything it returned, scrolled to the end. Scroll
  with ↑↓, pgup/pgdn and g/G; esc, q or ctrl+o closes it. A resumed
  conversation's earlier calls are in it too.
• Edits show as a real diff: only the lines that changed, with their
  line numbers and three lines around them, removed lines on red and
  added on green, with an exact +added -removed count. New files show
  their first lines.
• Syntax colours for diffs, new-file previews and code blocks in
  replies (comments, strings, numbers, keywords, type names). Headings
  are coloured too.

jcoder 0.5.12

• Resuming picks up the current system prompt. jcoder -c and
  /resume kept the prompt a conversation started with, so prompt fixes
  (like 0.5.11's) never reached an ongoing conversation. A resumed
  conversation now gets today's prompt. If the prompt changed, the server
  re-reads the conversation once on the first reply.

jcoder 0.5.11

• Fewer, bigger steps. The prompt said nothing about working
  efficiently, and the logs showed it: 91% of steps made a single tool
  call, bash was used for nearly everything, and small probes went one
  per round trip. The system prompt (and the sub-agent's) now asks it to
  plan, batch independent reads and searches into one step, chain shell
  commands, use read_file/grep/glob to look at code, and stop exploring
  once it can act.
• No more sleeping to wait. The model had written about two hours of
  sleep into its commands. It's now told to run long jobs with
  background and use bash_output with wait, which returns as soon as
  there is output or the job ends.
• Remote background processes don't hang the call. Starting one with
  ssh host "cmd &" kept ssh open until the timeout killed it (31 times in
  the logs). The prompt and the bash tool now say to detach it:
  nohup cmd > log 2>&1 < /dev/null &.