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@github-actions github-actions released this 25 Jul 18:35
v1.1.0
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The AI release: a todo list can now be linked to a project directory, and the
AI CLI you already use works against it — from preset tasks to a real
conversation. Plus the parts that make a desktop app feel finished: an About
dialog, this changelog in the app, and folder paths you can actually open.

Added

  • AI Workspace Integration — link a todo list to a project directory and
    let a locally installed AI CLI (Claude Code or Codex) work against it. The
    ✦ AI button opens a side panel where you either pick a preset task
    (Investigate, Break into Subtasks, Plan Implementation, Implement, Verify,
    Analyze Workspace, Suggest Todos, Reconcile) or just type into the console
    and keep talking. Every AI-proposed todo change is reviewed by you and
    applied as one undoable batch — the AI never writes your data directly.
  • Conversations — follow-up messages continue the AI client's own session,
    so the assistant remembers the thread while your todo list is re-sent fresh
    each turn. + starts a new chat; the history lists earlier conversations
    and reopening one continues it.
  • Model picker — choose the model per client in the AI Clients dialog or
    from the panel; myTODO reads the model lists the clients cache themselves
    and falls back to a built-in list plus a free-text field.
  • Permission modes — a conversation is read-only unless you switch it to
    Execute before the first turn, and the mode is then fixed for that thread.
  • About dialog (Help → About myTODO) — app icon, version, the git commit
    the binary was built from, build time, and a copy button for bug reports.
  • What's new (Help → What's new) — this changelog, inside the app, with
    the version you are running marked.
  • Workspace badge — lists with a linked workspace show a WS chip next
    to their name, amber when the linked directory has gone missing.
  • Shortcut offer — the portable copy offers to create Desktop and Start
    Menu shortcuts on first run, and to repair them if you move the folder.
  • Settings → Files — the data and backup folder paths with an Open
    folder     button next to each.
  • Development builds are recognizable — they carry a DEV icon and show
    their version as 1.0.1-dev, so a local build is never mistaken for the
    installed one.

Changed

  • Startup does less before the first frame — global hotkey registration,
    shortcut and workspace probing, AI history and model lists now load once
    the window is up instead of competing with it.

Fixed

  • Links, folders and JSON import/export actually work. Opening a URL or a
    file/folder link from a description, the new Open folder buttons, and
    File → Export JSON… / Import JSON… were all refused by the app's own
    permission manifest — every one of them failed with a "not allowed"
    message. Import/export now grants access to exactly the file you picked in
    the dialog, and nothing else.
  • Drag & drop works with a real mouse — reordering todos did nothing in
    the packaged app because the native WebView2 drag handler swallowed the
    events.
  • Rebuilding no longer wipes portable data — build.bat only replaces the
    exe, leaving data/ and backup/ untouched.
  • A provider hiccup no longer fails a run — Codex's "Reconnecting…"
    notices are shown as progress; only a real failure ends the turn.

Install

  • Installer: myTODO_x.y.z_x64-setup.exe (NSIS) or the .msi — installed copies update themselves from here.
  • Portable: the -portable.zip — unzip and run, your data stays in the folder.

Full changelog: CHANGELOG.md

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