Mythra Code 1.17.1
Mythra Code 1.17.1
Mythra Code 1.17.1 improves transcript and image-attachment reliability and adds an explicit, reviewable way to discover project run commands.
Highlights
- Preserve local Claude and Cursor history when renaming conversations that have not yet been opened, including legacy transcript migration and serialized metadata updates.
- Keep multi-image pastes ordered and durable across asynchronous preparation, Send, Steer, and project navigation without delivering a prepared draft to the wrong task.
- Reject unsupported HEIC/HEIF images with conversion guidance instead of mislabeling them, and use browser-native encoding with a 50 MB pre-encoding limit.
- Bound failed transcript-save retries, retain retryable dirty state, and offer an explicit Keep open or Close without saving decision when the close-time flush cannot finish safely.
- Preserve durable timeline ordering when provider output rehydrates and prevent completed asynchronous sends from stealing the currently selected task.
- Find a suggested run command from the Run popover using OpenAI, Claude, Cursor, OpenRouter, or LM Studio, then explicitly review, use, or save it; discovery never starts the command automatically.
- Keep discovery isolated from conversations and local transcripts, use bounded metadata-only project context, remember provider-specific model settings, and support cancellation and cleanup when switching projects or closing the app.
Notes
- Run-command discovery defaults to OpenAI GPT-5.6 Luna with Low reasoning and Fast service, while remaining configurable per provider.
- Discovery is advisory and opt-in. It creates no visible task, performs no permanent polling, and does not automatically save or execute a proposed command.
- Automatic deletion of durable image storage remains deferred until Mythra Code can prove that no transcript, draft, queue, legacy file, or provider history references an image.
- Existing legacy external-image previews remain supported; tighter authorization requires a future reference-aware migration to avoid breaking saved histories.
- The release adds no dependency and includes expanded frontend, Chromium, WebKit, Rust, persistence, attachment, provider-discovery, cancellation, and native lifecycle coverage.
- Windows installers are updater-signed but not Authenticode-signed; Windows may show an Unknown publisher warning.