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Mythra Code 1.18.0

Mythra Code 1.18.0 adds local Git controls and a GitHub pull-request workflow for project threads.

Highlights

  • Create and switch local branches, inspect changes, stage or unstage selected files, and commit from the Git panel.
  • Attach an existing GitHub pull request to a thread or create a new draft or ready pull request. View its status, checks, and review state from the thread.
  • Merge an attached pull request using a method allowed by its repository, then explicitly update a clean local project branch after the GitHub merge.
  • Optionally publish new branches and commits automatically for a project. This setting is off by default and resumes pending committed work when Mythra Code next opens the project.
  • See attached pull requests in the thread inbox, optionally archive a thread after its merge, and generate conversation titles with a selected provider and model.
  • Refresh the OpenAI model catalog after a Codex runtime update so newly available models can appear without replacing the selected model or interrupting active work.
  • Show the Sol and Luna artwork for GPT-6 Sol and GPT-6 Luna in the model picker.

Notes

  • Local Git controls work without GitHub. Automatic publishing only pushes committed work; it never stages, commits, or changes local files on its own.
  • The pull-request workflow supports github.com and one primary pull request per thread. New pull requests use the configured repository; existing fork pull requests can be attached by URL.
  • Automatic title generation is off by default and makes a separate provider request when enabled, which may incur provider cost.
  • If a Codex task, terminal command, workflow command, or approval is active when the installed Codex runtime changes, OpenAI model refresh keeps the existing catalog and asks you to retry after that work finishes.
  • Automated checks cover the relevant Git, pull-request, thread, and native state transitions. Actual GitHub behavior can still depend on repository rules, credentials, and network conditions.
  • Windows installers are updater-signed but not Authenticode-signed; Windows may show an Unknown publisher warning.
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