Code Flow v0.1.0-preview.12

Code Flow 0.1.0-preview.12

Run your installed coding agents in one local workspace. This is an early preview.

What changed

• Claude Code and Codex can follow an approved Code Flow team run in the same conversation, inspect completed worker outputs, and present the recorded final result. Terminal hosts can collapse detailed tool output.
• Team activity in the browser chat shows active assignments and expandable plans, reviews, checks, and decisions. The final result appears separately when execution ends.
• CLI approval prompts put the full proposal link and explicit approval instructions up front.
• Project history keeps loading older runs while live updates refresh the list.
• The new Code Flow landing page makes installation, project CLI setup, and the documentation easier to find.

Try the exact release

With Node.js 22.13+ and Git 2.38+ installed:

npx --yes --package=https://github.com/midhunxavier/code-flow/releases/download/v0.1.0-preview.12/midhunxavier-code-flow-0.1.0-preview.12.tgz codeflow

The app opens in your browser. Keep the terminal open and press Ctrl+C to stop. Install and sign in to at least one supported agent CLI before starting a run.

Installation channels

• npm: publishing this GitHub release automatically publishes the attached tarball and updates both latest and preview. After npm processing completes, use npx @midhunxavier/code-flow@preview or npm install -g @midhunxavier/code-flow@preview.
• macOS: choose the arm64 DMG for Apple Silicon or x64 for Intel. Drag Code Flow to Applications. Node is bundled; the app opens its own Electron window. Closing the window keeps agents working; use Code Flow → Quit to stop. Chrome or Edge is required for the shared browser. Files marked unnotarized are developer builds and macOS may block them.
• Linux: use the npm launcher.
• Windows desktop: extract the unsigned portable ZIP and open Code Flow.exe with an initialized WSL2 distribution. Node is bundled; install Git and agent CLIs in WSL and sign in there. Docker Desktop is not required. This WSL2 preview still needs real Windows acceptance testing. The npm launcher remains available through WSL2.
• Homebrew: the attached code-flow.rb is generated from the tarball checksum. Copy it to Formula/code-flow.rb in the maintainer's Homebrew tap before advertising brew install midhunxavier/code-flow/code-flow.

The Windows desktop stores history in ~/.codeflow-desktop/<installation-id>/state inside WSL. The npm launcher and macOS app use ~/.codeflow. History survives replacing the app. Read the Windows WSL2 setup guide or the installation guide.