AiWorker v1.23.0

[1.23.0] - 2026-09-09

New

• Git: Stage, unstage, or discard individual blocks of changes with controls beside each block in the web and desktop Changes view (thanks to @LABCAT).
• Turn stats: The work status panel now shows response speed, model and tool time, tokens, and reported cost after a turn finishes. It's enabled by default (thanks to @alvins82).
• Projects: Move project actions, worktree setup commands, and draft starters into the repository for teammates to use. Repository commands ask for trust before running, and ask again when they change.
• Plans: Move plans into the repository, or point the Plans tab at an existing folder of Markdown files in your project.
• Git: Choose a recent commit to review in Changes or Walkthrough, with the same selection shared between both panels.
• Mobile: Compare branches and review individual commits from the Changes panel (thanks to @gaojunran).
• Mobile: Manage snippets, agents, commands, plugins, and skills from Settings on your phone.
• Mobile: Start a session in a project's root folder with the + beside its name in the sessions drawer.
• Sessions: Search projects by name or path in the new-session project picker on web and desktop (thanks to @maximtop).
• Sessions: Paste a full session ID into sidebar or archive search to find an exact match on web and desktop (thanks to @yulia-ivashko).
• Chat: Open and close collapsible Markdown sections in replies, including while the answer is still arriving.
• Usage: ClinePass shows five-hour, weekly, and monthly limits in Usage settings, with an option to show them in work status (thanks to @NemeZZiZZ).
• Usage: Charm Hyper now shows your remaining Hypercredits and their dollar value (thanks to @airtaxi).
• Settings: "Always show scrollbars" keeps scrollbars visible on this device when you move the pointer away.

Improvements

• Chat: Completed live Activity can collapse into a summary of tools used and files changed, keeping the final answer visible. It follows your Activity Default setting.
• Chat: /btw now opens a separate composer with its own draft, model, and effort. Select message text and choose "By the way…" to ask about it, or use /btw <question> to send immediately (thanks to @ChangeHow).
• Files: Returning to a file restores your place in its code or Markdown preview, including the cursor position in the editor.
• Settings: Theme, fonts, and chat layout can differ between web, desktop, mobile, and VS Code. Panel sizes and other device choices stay on the device.
• Desktop: Zoom controls act on the focused browser, terminal, or file editor, and adjust interface scale when you're in chat or Mini Chat (thanks to @khafaji-ahmed).
• Mobile: Back steps through Settings from an item to its list, then to the settings menu.
• Mobile: Choose project sorting from the sessions drawer header. The drawer follows the same project order as desktop.
• Mobile: Close either drawer with the reverse edge swipe. Swipe session, project, and worktree rows right to reveal their actions.
• Comments: Enter attaches a code comment on desktop; Shift+Enter adds a newline.
• Terminal: Text renders consistently across tabs, borders and block graphics join cleanly, and touch users get a copy button beside the tabs.
• Chat: Ctrl+N/P navigation works across model lists, menus, and autocomplete. Reopening the model picker brings the selected model into view (thanks to @ChangeHow).
• Settings/Chat: Send-shortcut choices and large-text paste behavior have clearer descriptions (thanks to @ChangeHow).
• Chat: Tighter text and Activity spacing, stronger headings, and a softer divider make final answers easier to read. Message action buttons are smaller, with touch actions grouped in a menu.
• Chat: Selected text uses the same visible highlight in messages, file previews, and comments across themes.

Fixes

• Chat: Queued messages already sent by the server disappear from the queue after reconnecting (thanks to @IbrahimKhan12).
• Sessions: Creating a session or opening a worktree session no longer shows a false history-loading error.
• Remote access: Large streamed replies no longer hold up other requests on slow tunnel connections, and broken connections stop leaving new requests hanging.
• Chat: Forking a user message restores its text and attachments in the new composer's draft and preserves the source draft (thanks to @karimodm).
• Chat: Interrupted tools stop showing an endless running timer after a reload (thanks to @alvins82).
• Chat: Attached images no longer appear twice just after sending.
• Chat: Opening panels or resizing the window keeps you at the end when following the latest reply. Sending or collapsing Activity no longer leaves a large blank area below it.
• Chat: Message details fit narrow columns without leaving gaps, keeping the model name readable as less important details disappear.
• Chat: Streaming Thinking stays inside its scroll box. Scrolling or dragging upward pauses its automatic scrolling so you can read earlier reasoning (thanks to @alvins82).
• Chat: Enter adds a newline in the expanded composer; Ctrl/Cmd+Enter sends. Keyboard selection of a project or worktree returns focus to the input (thanks to @ChangeHow).
• Chat: Narrow Markdown tables fit their columns, removing the empty bordered space on the right (thanks to @ChangeHow).
• Sessions: Opening or restoring a session whose worktree was deleted leaves moving it to another directory up to you.
• Mobile: The uncommitted-changes warning no longer flashes over the chat when starting a session.
• Mobile/Android: Settings, drawers, and chat controls stay clear of the system navigation bar.
• Terminal: Switching projects or tabs keeps each terminal's output separate. Reopening or resizing the panel no longer leaves stray prompt fragments.
• Terminal: Exiting Node-based commands on macOS and Linux no longer prints an empty IPC-channel warning.
• Updates: Updating a desktop host from the browser uses its native updater, confirms the installed version, and reports restart failures with a retry option (thanks to @ChangeHow).
• Git: Switching to a token-based identity no longer fails with a credential-helper permission error (thanks to @ICEY16360).
• Git: Branch comparisons include local edits and follow the selected base branch when you switch comparisons.
• Git: New-file diffs and walkthroughs still load when Git prints line-ending warnings (thanks to @jakoss).
• Usage: A failed refresh keeps the last known usage visible and shows the error without clearing other providers.
• Usage: OpenCode Go shows the correct reset countdowns for its usage limits.
• Usage: OpenRouter shows per-key spending and limits, or monthly spending for unlimited keys, fixing misleading zero balances (thanks to @leducmaxime).
• Usage: Ollama Cloud's dollar-based plans show monthly spending and extra credits, fixing missing usage and rejected credentials (thanks to @kydorn).
• Usage: NeuralWatt allowance rows show usage percentages and respond to the used/remaining toggle (thanks to @kydorn).
• Usage: Slow connections to providers such as z.ai no longer fail because the connection attempt ends too early (thanks to @ouyangjian28).
• Model tools: Summaries, titles, and walkthroughs use the selected model's connection details, fixing failures with providers whose models use different addresses (thanks to @mcowger).
• Desktop: Reachable instances no longer appear offline just because their connection check takes longer to respond (thanks to @jibanez-staticduo).
• Layout: Interface scaling keeps panels and controls usable, with room for macOS window buttons at smaller scales (thanks to @khafaji-ahmed).
• Sidebar: Closing and reopening the sidebar preserves the width you chose.
• Desktop/Linux: "Open in" no longer lists unrelated editors or launches the wrong app when an installed app has a non-Latin name (thanks to @ouyangjian28).
• Scrollbars: Hovering over a scrollable area reveals its scrollbar, including in Settings and dialogs, without shifting the content (thanks to @sergiofspedro).
• Language/Turkish: Agent and prompt labels use consistent terminology in Activity, turn stats, and input-history settings (thanks to @fitzgpt).

Misc

• Server: OPENCHAMBER_DATA_DIR also covers project settings, themes, speech models, and new managed chats. Existing managed chats stay in their current location.