CyberCode v1.1.22

Highlights

Makes native desktop conversation switching and history anchors respond reliably while long transcripts are still settling.
Adds a default model or published route choice for newly created conversations.
Separates self-evolution memory into user understanding, current-project experience, and cross-project methods.
Reduces repeated prompt and tool-schema overhead while preserving provider compatibility.
Makes the expanded thinking and command activity panels more compact without losing live auto-follow.

Prepares local history and anchor metadata in the background so recent conversations can switch from cache.
Keeps history anchors hidden until the local transcript and its rendered targets are ready.
Re-centers an anchor through delayed WebKit layout changes and immediately hands scrolling back to the user on wheel, touch, pointer, or keyboard input.
Keeps local history failures isolated from network state and preserves a retry path without discarding cached messages.

Keeps thinking and command activity aligned with the shared chat content column.
Limits both expanded activity bodies to a compact 64 px viewport with internal scrolling.
Continues following the latest streamed thinking and the newest running command unless the user deliberately scrolls upward.
Refines spacing between user turns and all assistant-owned content, including thinking and tool activity.

Adds a localized setting for the model or published route used by new conversations.
Preserves the existing behavior for users who leave the new default unset.
Keeps provider and model choices synchronized without overwriting an explicit session selection.

Stores reusable current-project experience separately from durable user preferences and global cross-project methods.
Reviews ordinary conversations every six user messages and periodically distills bounded project evidence into global methods.
Compiles communication, engineering, model, optimization, and user rules into one deduplicated prompt policy.
Selects only the tool schemas relevant to the current request and falls back safely for providers without native tool references.
Adds stable OpenAI and Codex prompt-cache affinity and preserves usage accounting across Chat Completions and Responses transports.

Core suite: 164 files and 1,704 tests passed.
Desktop suite: 130 files and 1,040 tests passed.
Sidecar release suite: 20 tests passed.
TypeScript checks and the production desktop build passed.
Release packaging validates macOS ARM64, macOS x64, Windows x64, and Linux x64 assets, including a ZIP download for every platform and a portable Windows ZIP.