Kody v2026.08.26

Kody v2026.08.26

Onboarding for Cursor and Grok Bot gets a marketplace-plugin makeover this release, while two stubborn reliability bugs — silent data loss in batch file edits and false-alarm failures on keyed exports — finally get put to rest.

New

• Cursor and Grok Bot onboarding now installs Kody as a marketplace plugin. The Cursor and Grok Bot tabs in "Connect your agent" lead with a one-click Add to Cursor / Add to Grok Bot button instead of a raw MCP server URL. No more manual mcp.json editing for those two clients — just click, authorize, and you're connected. (#1765)

Improved

• First-win checklist matches the onboarding wizard. The optional first-win email loop now tracks the same three steps the wizard actually walks you through, so completing the wizard no longer leaves "exchange a first email" or "save a memory" hanging as unfinished items. (#1763)

• Docs and setup guides got a freshness sweep — retired inventory values are gone, package configuration docs describe secrets and storage as they work today, and the setup guide is split by topic so agents load only what they need. (#1766)

Fixed

• Batch edits to the same file no longer silently lose all but the last change. When repo_edit_files received multiple edits targeting one path, each edit was computed against the original file contents and applied in order — meaning only the final write survived while every edit still reported changed: true. Edits now compose through a staged overlay, so all of them land in sequence. (#1759)

• Keyed export runs that get cut off by a platform reset no longer trigger a failure alert. When the platform interrupts a keyed export before the final log write, Kody now treats it as retryable weather and auto-ignores it — the same policy already in place for keyed subscriptions. (#1762)