CyberCode v1.1.17

Highlights

Adds a complete visual routing workspace with editable Agent, condition, distribution, parallel, result, relay, model, and output nodes.
Makes provider/model capabilities adaptive instead of relying on brittle hard-coded model lists, while keeping image uploads usable for tool-assisted processing on non-vision models.
Expands Agent Node into a practical multi-key gateway with human-readable provider aliases, separate model and route pickers, compact connection examples, and localized documentation.
Adds localized Skill and Plugin marketplaces with search, categories, popularity and recency sorting, official icons, installation flows, and clearer evolution visibility.
Introduces built-in CyberCode-to-CyberCode P2P model sharing backed by a configurable public WebRTC signaling endpoint.

Adds draft autosave, preview, publish, rollback, undo/redo, drag-and-drop node creation, reconnectable edges, context menus, validation, and responsive graph editing.
Lets distribution nodes add and remove output branches explicitly from both the node card and inspector; removed branches disconnect safely without deleting downstream model nodes.
Prevents duplicate semantic connections and keeps manually configured distribution branch counts stable across saves while preserving legacy one-branch routes.
Separates Kimi Code membership access from the Moonshot/Kimi API catalog and applies provider-specific thinking settings without leaking one provider's model into another.
Probes and caches image capability dynamically, normalizes provider-specific model metadata, and keeps unsupported-image requests recoverable so MCP or local vision tools can still be invoked.
Improves local-model warmup, timeout recovery, context-window handling, retry behavior, and model-switch isolation.

Supports multiple named access keys with independent permissions, default targets, quotas, rotation, draft protection, and copy actions.
Uses stable, editable public aliases so third-party agents no longer need long internal provider identifiers for ordinary setup.
Separates route and model selection in the connection generator and defaults client-facing model configuration to auto.
Adds compact in-app Anthropic/OpenAI-compatible examples plus detailed Chinese, English, Japanese, and Korean guides.
Adds encrypted P2P signaling and relay-channel foundations so two CyberCode installations can share approved models without exposing upstream credentials.

Improves queued-message behavior during active generation with independent editing and automatic ordered delivery after the current response.
Reworks project-grouped conversations, project filtering, temporary sessions, folder selection, creation flows, and sidebar performance.
Adds animated per-turn and context token usage with clearer units and a more readable detail panel.
Makes skill evolution visible through automatic learning, preference and working-style extraction, proposal review controls, and a default automatic mode.
Improves image attachment previews, restored history images, long-session loading, Markdown rendering, diff rendering, and large transcript/index processing.

Adds server-backed Skill and Plugin marketplace catalogs, localized metadata, official plugin icons, filtering, sorting, packaging checks, and resilient loading states.
Extends USB and Agent migration with clearer progress, portable manifests, safer path handling, download fallback, and compatibility fixes.
Improves Computer Use setup, bundled dependency validation, permissions guidance, runtime restoration, and cross-platform helper packaging.
Fixes stale-cache crashes in Agent Node, USB migration API compatibility, routing chart consistency, and several compact-window interaction regressions.

Publishes signed and notarized macOS ARM64 and Intel builds, Windows x64, and Linux x64.
Provides a verified standard ZIP download for every platform alongside DMG, DEB, AppImage, NSIS, updater manifests, portable assets, checksums, and signatures.
Validates embedded sidecars, Code Graph grammars, Agent Browser, RTK, Computer Use resources, portable archives, and P2P signaling before a Release can be published.

Passed the complete root service and desktop Vitest suites, routing compatibility regressions, TypeScript and production builds, Rust checks, sidecar validation, and multilingual documentation builds.
Verified new distribution branch editing, legacy graph compatibility, Agent Node multi-key flows, provider capability routing, marketplaces, migration, conversation queues, and packaged-resource contracts.