Release nodecode 0.1.10 · nodecode-ai/nodecode

nodecode 0.1.10, build 1452d53: nodecode --version prints 0.1.10+1452d5350.

Install:

curl -fsSL https://nodecode.ai/install.sh | sh
irm https://nodecode.ai/install.ps1 | iex    # Windows PowerShell

A running nodecode updates itself.

Highlights

Cyber v1 is nodecode-cyber-v1, with 1M of context. Decide v1 and Image v1 are nodecode-decide-v1 and nodecode-image-v1. The old foresight-* ids still answer. (#351, #352, #345)
Claude Code and Codex on Cyber v1. The docs give the few lines each one needs: three export lines for Claude Code, a six-line config.toml for Codex. (#344, #348)
Sign out. /logout and nodecode logout sign this machine out of nodecode.ai. (#338)
Key chords for slash commands. keybinds.json binds a chord to a slash line, and the / menu shows the chord beside its command. (#219, #343)
Cells do more. A cell command can put text on the clipboard or in the message box, read what you are typing, and open a link in a new browser tab. A list dialog can have heading rows, and a cell's request body is sent as UTF-8. (#216, #217, #343, #334)
Windows: stopping a command stops everything it started. A child runs in a job object of its own, so a kill takes its whole tree. (#294)

Mistral no longer refuses a chat with Extra inputs are not permitted (422): a request to Mistral carries no reasoning_content. (#349)
A streamed reply that sends thinking and text in one chunk keeps its first words instead of dropping them. (#350)
Windows: a command is found the way its shell finds it (PATHEXT), a path under your home shows as ~ however Windows spells it, the Files view lists every file with its write time, a picture is named by its file:///C:/ URL, a file:// import source may be a Windows path, and errors name paths and error numbers the way Windows writes them. (#295, #297, #304, #274, #300, #325, #305, #296, #283, #299, #301, #311, #308)
Windows: a folder's lock is the one released after the folder is made, an adopted lease answers correctly, a stop a foreign call held off is woken again, and a runaway verdict names the recursion it stopped. (#281, #280, #318, #303)
Turning a cell off parks a link to your own folder instead of deleting it. (#323)
One build's cleanup no longer deletes the cell cache another build is using. (#341)
An in-process shell's rows views close with its link. (#241)

A submitted turn can name the only tools it may call (:tools). (#220)
The settings sheet calls budget_calls "Tool call budget", beside Time budget and Token budget. (#179)

/models refuses a model id its provider's list does not offer. (#342)
A tagged release also moves the nightly pointers it carries, so nightly is never behind stable. (#339)

Under the hood

CI and tests: the Windows suite's fixes and known-red list, test scratch folders carry the pid so two suites on one box never share one, and two flake fixes. (#347, #346, #321, #320, #319, #317, #316, #314, #313, #312, #310, #309, #306, #298, #292, #290, #282, #278, #277, #276, #272, #271, #209)
Docs: top-ups from 5, an account runs 10 requests at once, two stale troubleshooting rows dropped. (#340, #211)
Release: 0.1.10. (#353)