Den v2.30.44

A native IDE for working with coding agents. Every folder you open is a workspace with its files, its changes and its terminals; a git repo's worktrees are workspaces too, so several branches can be open side by side, each with its own Claude Code session.

• Workspaces on every machine: this one, SSH servers and, on Windows, WSL distros. Terminals live in an agent next to the files: closing Den doesn't stop them, and they come back as they were.
• The state of each session at a glance: red when Claude is asking something, yellow while it works, green when it finished unseen.
• Code: tree-sitter highlighting, multiple cursors, Go to Definition, references and completions through language servers, search and replace across the workspace, and Markdown preview.
• Git: uncommitted changes, the history and side-by-side diffs. Committing and everything else is done in a terminal.
• den <path> from any terminal opens a folder or a file in Den.
• Updates: Den checks for new releases and installs them; it restarts when you say so. Settings → Updates turns the check off.
• Help → Keyboard Shortcuts: every shortcut, grouped by category, with the keys as they are now.

Downloads

Download the archive for your operating system and architecture below.

• macOS: unzip and move Den.app to Applications. These builds are not notarized. After attempting the first launch, allow Den in System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway.
• Linux: extract the tarball and run ./install.sh, or launch ./den directly. Requires Ubuntu 24.04 or compatible, a Wayland/X11 desktop and a working Vulkan driver.
• Windows: extract the entire ZIP and open den.exe. install.ps1 optionally installs a Start menu shortcut. These binaries are unsigned.

Install Git, and OpenSSH for remote connections. Every package includes the agent for Linux x86_64 SSH servers. SHA256SUMS contains the checksums of the release archives.

Installation details and requirements

Full Changelog: v2.30.43...v2.30.44

Den v2.30.40

A native IDE for working with coding agents. Every folder you open is a workspace with its files, its changes and its terminals; a git repo's worktrees are workspaces too, so several branches can be open side by side, each with its own Claude Code session.

• Workspaces on every machine: this one, SSH servers and, on Windows, WSL distros. Terminals live in an agent next to the files: closing Den doesn't stop them, and they come back as they were.
• The state of each session at a glance: red when Claude is asking something, yellow while it works, green when it finished unseen.
• Code: tree-sitter highlighting, multiple cursors, Go to Definition, references and completions through language servers, search and replace across the workspace, and Markdown preview.
• Git: uncommitted changes, the history and side-by-side diffs. Committing and everything else is done in a terminal.
• den <path> from any terminal opens a folder or a file in Den.
• Updates: Den checks for new releases and installs them; it restarts when you say so. Settings → Updates turns the check off.
• Help → Keyboard Shortcuts: every shortcut, grouped by category, with the keys as they are now.

Downloads

Download the archive for your operating system and architecture below.

• macOS: unzip and move Den.app to Applications. These builds are not notarized. After attempting the first launch, allow Den in System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway.
• Linux: extract the tarball and run ./install.sh, or launch ./den directly. Requires Ubuntu 24.04 or compatible, a Wayland/X11 desktop and a working Vulkan driver.
• Windows: extract the entire ZIP and open den.exe. install.ps1 optionally installs a Start menu shortcut. These binaries are unsigned.

Install Git, and OpenSSH for remote connections. Every package includes the agent for Linux x86_64 SSH servers. SHA256SUMS contains the checksums of the release archives.

Installation details and requirements

Full Changelog: v2.30.39...v2.30.40

Den v2.30.39

A native IDE for working with coding agents. Every folder you open is a workspace with its files, its changes and its terminals; a git repo's worktrees are workspaces too, so several branches can be open side by side, each with its own Claude Code session.

• Workspaces on every machine: this one, SSH servers and, on Windows, WSL distros. Terminals live in an agent next to the files: closing Den doesn't stop them, and they come back as they were.
• The state of each session at a glance: red when Claude is asking something, yellow while it works, green when it finished unseen.
• Code: tree-sitter highlighting, multiple cursors, Go to Definition, references and completions through language servers, search and replace across the workspace, and Markdown preview.
• Git: uncommitted changes, the history and side-by-side diffs. Committing and everything else is done in a terminal.
• den <path> from any terminal opens a folder or a file in Den.
• Updates: Den checks for new releases and installs them; it restarts when you say so. Settings → Updates turns the check off.
• Help → Keyboard Shortcuts: every shortcut, grouped by category, with the keys as they are now.

Downloads

Download the archive for your operating system and architecture below.

• macOS: unzip and move Den.app to Applications. These builds are not notarized. After attempting the first launch, allow Den in System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway.
• Linux: extract the tarball and run ./install.sh, or launch ./den directly. Requires Ubuntu 24.04 or compatible, a Wayland/X11 desktop and a working Vulkan driver.
• Windows: extract the entire ZIP and open den.exe. install.ps1 optionally installs a Start menu shortcut. These binaries are unsigned.

Install Git, and OpenSSH for remote connections. Every package includes the agent for Linux x86_64 SSH servers. SHA256SUMS contains the checksums of the release archives.

Installation details and requirements

Full Changelog: v2.30.38...v2.30.39

Den v2.30.38

A native IDE for working with coding agents. Every folder you open is a workspace with its files, its changes and its terminals; a git repo's worktrees are workspaces too, so several branches can be open side by side, each with its own Claude Code session.

• Workspaces on every machine: this one, SSH servers and, on Windows, WSL distros. Terminals live in an agent next to the files: closing Den doesn't stop them, and they come back as they were.
• The state of each session at a glance: red when Claude is asking something, yellow while it works, green when it finished unseen.
• Code: tree-sitter highlighting, multiple cursors, Go to Definition, references and completions through language servers, search and replace across the workspace, and Markdown preview.
• Git: uncommitted changes, the history and side-by-side diffs. Committing and everything else is done in a terminal.
• den <path> from any terminal opens a folder or a file in Den.
• Updates: Den checks for new releases and installs them; it restarts when you say so. Settings → Updates turns the check off.
• Help → Keyboard Shortcuts: every shortcut, grouped by category, with the keys as they are now.

Downloads

Download the archive for your operating system and architecture below.

• macOS: unzip and move Den.app to Applications. These builds are not notarized. After attempting the first launch, allow Den in System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway.
• Linux: extract the tarball and run ./install.sh, or launch ./den directly. Requires Ubuntu 24.04 or compatible, a Wayland/X11 desktop and a working Vulkan driver.
• Windows: extract the entire ZIP and open den.exe. install.ps1 optionally installs a Start menu shortcut. These binaries are unsigned.

Install Git, and OpenSSH for remote connections. Every package includes the agent for Linux x86_64 SSH servers. SHA256SUMS contains the checksums of the release archives.

Installation details and requirements

Full Changelog: v2.30.37...v2.30.38

Den v2.30.37

A native IDE for working with coding agents. Every folder you open is a workspace with its files, its changes and its terminals; a git repo's worktrees are workspaces too, so several branches can be open side by side, each with its own Claude Code session.

• Workspaces on every machine: this one, SSH servers and, on Windows, WSL distros. Terminals live in an agent next to the files: closing Den doesn't stop them, and they come back as they were.
• The state of each session at a glance: red when Claude is asking something, yellow while it works, green when it finished unseen.
• Code: tree-sitter highlighting, multiple cursors, Go to Definition, references and completions through language servers, search and replace across the workspace, and Markdown preview.
• Git: uncommitted changes, the history and side-by-side diffs. Committing and everything else is done in a terminal.
• den <path> from any terminal opens a folder or a file in Den.
• Updates: Den checks for new releases and installs them; it restarts when you say so. Settings → Updates turns the check off.
• Help → Keyboard Shortcuts: every shortcut, grouped by category, with the keys as they are now.

Downloads

Download the archive for your operating system and architecture below.

• macOS: unzip and move Den.app to Applications. These builds are not notarized. After attempting the first launch, allow Den in System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway.
• Linux: extract the tarball and run ./install.sh, or launch ./den directly. Requires Ubuntu 24.04 or compatible, a Wayland/X11 desktop and a working Vulkan driver.
• Windows: extract the entire ZIP and open den.exe. install.ps1 optionally installs a Start menu shortcut. These binaries are unsigned.

Install Git, and OpenSSH for remote connections. Every package includes the agent for Linux x86_64 SSH servers. SHA256SUMS contains the checksums of the release archives.

Installation details and requirements

Full Changelog: v2.30.36...v2.30.37

Den v2.30.36

A native IDE for working with coding agents. Every folder you open is a workspace with its files, its changes and its terminals; a git repo's worktrees are workspaces too, so several branches can be open side by side, each with its own Claude Code session.

• Workspaces on every machine: this one, SSH servers and, on Windows, WSL distros. Terminals live in an agent next to the files: closing Den doesn't stop them, and they come back as they were.
• The state of each session at a glance: red when Claude is asking something, yellow while it works, green when it finished unseen.
• Code: tree-sitter highlighting, multiple cursors, Go to Definition, references and completions through language servers, search and replace across the workspace, and Markdown preview.
• Git: uncommitted changes, the history and side-by-side diffs. Committing and everything else is done in a terminal.
• den <path> from any terminal opens a folder or a file in Den.
• Updates: Den checks for new releases and installs them; it restarts when you say so. Settings → Updates turns the check off.
• Help → Keyboard Shortcuts: every shortcut, grouped by category, with the keys as they are now.

Downloads

Download the archive for your operating system and architecture below.

• macOS: unzip and move Den.app to Applications. These builds are not notarized. After attempting the first launch, allow Den in System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway.
• Linux: extract the tarball and run ./install.sh, or launch ./den directly. Requires Ubuntu 24.04 or compatible, a Wayland/X11 desktop and a working Vulkan driver.
• Windows: extract the entire ZIP and open den.exe. install.ps1 optionally installs a Start menu shortcut. These binaries are unsigned.

Install Git, and OpenSSH for remote connections. Every package includes the agent for Linux x86_64 SSH servers. SHA256SUMS contains the checksums of the release archives.

Installation details and requirements

Full Changelog: v2.30.35...v2.30.36

Den v2.30.28

A native IDE for working with coding agents. Every folder you open is a workspace with its files, its changes and its terminals; a git repo's worktrees are workspaces too, so several branches can be open side by side, each with its own Claude Code session.

• Workspaces on every machine: this one, SSH servers and, on Windows, WSL distros. Terminals live in an agent next to the files: closing Den doesn't stop them, and they come back as they were.
• The state of each session at a glance: red when Claude is asking something, yellow while it works, green when it finished unseen.
• Code: tree-sitter highlighting, multiple cursors, Go to Definition, references and completions through language servers, search and replace across the workspace, and Markdown preview.
• Git: uncommitted changes, the history and side-by-side diffs. Committing and everything else is done in a terminal.
• den <path> from any terminal opens a folder or a file in Den.
• Updates: Den checks for new releases and installs them; it restarts when you say so. Settings → Updates turns the check off.
• Help → Keyboard Shortcuts: every shortcut, grouped by category, with the keys as they are now.

Downloads

Download the archive for your operating system and architecture below.

• macOS: unzip and move Den.app to Applications. These builds are not notarized. After attempting the first launch, allow Den in System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway.
• Linux: extract the tarball and run ./install.sh, or launch ./den directly. Requires Ubuntu 24.04 or compatible, a Wayland/X11 desktop and a working Vulkan driver.
• Windows: extract the entire ZIP and open den.exe. install.ps1 optionally installs a Start menu shortcut. These binaries are unsigned.

Install Git, and OpenSSH for remote connections. Every package includes the agent for Linux x86_64 SSH servers. SHA256SUMS contains the checksums of the release archives.

Installation details and requirements

Full Changelog: v2.30.27...v2.30.28

Den v2.30.27

A native IDE for working with coding agents. Every folder you open is a workspace with its files, its changes and its terminals; a git repo's worktrees are workspaces too, so several branches can be open side by side, each with its own Claude Code session.

• Workspaces on every machine: this one, SSH servers and, on Windows, WSL distros. Terminals live in an agent next to the files: closing Den doesn't stop them, and they come back as they were.
• The state of each session at a glance: red when Claude is asking something, yellow while it works, green when it finished unseen.
• Code: tree-sitter highlighting, multiple cursors, Go to Definition, references and completions through language servers, search and replace across the workspace, and Markdown preview.
• Git: uncommitted changes, the history and side-by-side diffs. Committing and everything else is done in a terminal.
• den <path> from any terminal opens a folder or a file in Den.
• Updates: Den checks for new releases and installs them; it restarts when you say so. Settings → Updates turns the check off.
• Help → Keyboard Shortcuts: every shortcut, grouped by category, with the keys as they are now.

Downloads

Download the archive for your operating system and architecture below.

• macOS: unzip and move Den.app to Applications. These builds are not notarized. After attempting the first launch, allow Den in System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway.
• Linux: extract the tarball and run ./install.sh, or launch ./den directly. Requires Ubuntu 24.04 or compatible, a Wayland/X11 desktop and a working Vulkan driver.
• Windows: extract the entire ZIP and open den.exe. install.ps1 optionally installs a Start menu shortcut. These binaries are unsigned.

Install Git, and OpenSSH for remote connections. Every package includes the agent for Linux x86_64 SSH servers. SHA256SUMS contains the checksums of the release archives.

Installation details and requirements

Full Changelog: v2.30.26...v2.30.27

Den v2.30.26

A native IDE for working with coding agents. Every folder you open is a workspace with its files, its changes and its terminals; a git repo's worktrees are workspaces too, so several branches can be open side by side, each with its own Claude Code session.

• Workspaces on every machine: this one, SSH servers and, on Windows, WSL distros. Terminals live in an agent next to the files: closing Den doesn't stop them, and they come back as they were.
• The state of each session at a glance: red when Claude is asking something, yellow while it works, green when it finished unseen.
• Code: tree-sitter highlighting, multiple cursors, Go to Definition, references and completions through language servers, search and replace across the workspace, and Markdown preview.
• Git: uncommitted changes, the history and side-by-side diffs. Committing and everything else is done in a terminal.
• den <path> from any terminal opens a folder or a file in Den.
• Updates: Den checks for new releases and installs them; it restarts when you say so. Settings → Updates turns the check off.
• Help → Keyboard Shortcuts: every shortcut, grouped by category, with the keys as they are now.

Downloads

Download the archive for your operating system and architecture below.

• macOS: unzip and move Den.app to Applications. These builds are not notarized. After attempting the first launch, allow Den in System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway.
• Linux: extract the tarball and run ./install.sh, or launch ./den directly. Requires Ubuntu 24.04 or compatible, a Wayland/X11 desktop and a working Vulkan driver.
• Windows: extract the entire ZIP and open den.exe. install.ps1 optionally installs a Start menu shortcut. These binaries are unsigned.

Install Git, and OpenSSH for remote connections. Every package includes the agent for Linux x86_64 SSH servers. SHA256SUMS contains the checksums of the release archives.

Installation details and requirements

Full Changelog: v2.30.25...v2.30.26

Den v2.30.24

A native IDE for working with coding agents. Every folder you open is a workspace with its files, its changes and its terminals; a git repo's worktrees are workspaces too, so several branches can be open side by side, each with its own Claude Code session.

• Workspaces on every machine: this one, SSH servers and, on Windows, WSL distros. Terminals live in an agent next to the files: closing Den doesn't stop them, and they come back as they were.
• The state of each session at a glance: red when Claude is asking something, yellow while it works, green when it finished unseen.
• Code: tree-sitter highlighting, multiple cursors, Go to Definition, references and completions through language servers, search and replace across the workspace, and Markdown preview.
• Git: uncommitted changes, the history and side-by-side diffs. Committing and everything else is done in a terminal.
• den <path> from any terminal opens a folder or a file in Den.
• Updates: Den checks for new releases and installs them; it restarts when you say so. Settings → Updates turns the check off.
• Help → Keyboard Shortcuts: every shortcut, grouped by category, with the keys as they are now.

Downloads

Download the archive for your operating system and architecture below.

• macOS: unzip and move Den.app to Applications. These builds are not notarized. After attempting the first launch, allow Den in System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway.
• Linux: extract the tarball and run ./install.sh, or launch ./den directly. Requires Ubuntu 24.04 or compatible, a Wayland/X11 desktop and a working Vulkan driver.
• Windows: extract the entire ZIP and open den.exe. install.ps1 optionally installs a Start menu shortcut. These binaries are unsigned.

Install Git, and OpenSSH for remote connections. Every package includes the agent for Linux x86_64 SSH servers. SHA256SUMS contains the checksums of the release archives.

Installation details and requirements

Full Changelog: v2.30.23...v2.30.24