MonoField 0.11.4
MonoField 0.11.4
MonoField 0.11.4 makes development work faster to start, easier to verify, and
clearer to understand—especially when a model reports a large input-token
count.
Model usage you can read correctly
- Usage details now state that input tokens are the full context reported by
the selected model provider or CLI. They are not all extra tokens introduced
by MonoField. - The explanation applies consistently to Codex, Claude, Gemini, Copilot,
local CLIs, OpenAI-compatible endpoints, and other BYOK providers. - The disclosure explains runtime instructions, tools, conversation history,
project context, cached prefixes, reasoning, totals, and USD only when the
provider actually reports it.
Development workspace
- Discover multiple projects from a workspace while keeping run state, Git,
browser verification, terminal sessions, and database policy scoped to the
active project. - Detect and run a wider set of Java, Node, Python, and Go configurations,
including project profiles and common framework launchers. - Start and stop projects with visible state, inspect complete launch errors,
switch Git branches safely, and compare changes in a more resilient split
view. - Use controlled database connections with read-only, approval-required, or
explicitly allowed structured writes.
Faster, smaller, and easier to learn
- Load uncommon language dictionaries only when selected and keep common
locales available at first paint. - Reuse local agent sessions more efficiently and avoid unnecessary runtime
discovery or prompt context. - Exclude obsolete startup media and development-only material from Desktop
packages. - Follow contextual product tours for software development, documents/design,
database connections, project runs, Git review, and browser verification. - Receive release update notices and an optional GitHub Star prompt without a
newsletter signup flow.
Downloads
MonoField-default-setup.exe— Windows installerMonoField-default-portable.zip— portable Windows buildSHA256SUMS.txt— SHA-256 checksums for published assets
The Windows binaries are currently unsigned, so Microsoft Defender SmartScreen
may show an unrecognized-publisher warning.