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Jaade 0.21.1,your workspace, as a living wiki.

A new Wiki tab sends an agent to explore your workspace and write interlinked pages, filling in a link the moment you click it. The Git panel gains Branches and Stashes tabs, browser tabs float into their own window, and Knowledge is on by default.

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v0.21.1

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Explore your workspace as a wiki, manage branches and stashes, float browser tabs.

Jaade 0.21.1 adds a Wiki tab where an agent explores your workspace and writes interlinked pages, filling in a stub link the moment you click it and re-checking a page against your files on demand. The Git panel gains Branches and Stashes tabs, browser tabs can float into their own window, and Knowledge is now on by default.

  • NewknowledgeNew Wiki tab: point an agent at your workspace and it explores the code and writes a set of interlinked wiki pages, then fills in any stub link the moment you click it. It plans the pages first so you can review and edit the outline before anything is written.
  • NewknowledgeAsk the wiki in a side panel that follows you between tabs, and Re-check any page to have the agent verify its claims against your files and rewrite it if it has drifted. Right-click selected text to ask about it in chat or generate a new page from it.
  • NewgitNew Branches tab in the Git panel: check out, create, rename, delete, merge, and rebase branches, with ahead/behind counts, a "gone" chip when the remote branch was deleted, and a banner naming conflicted files when a merge or rebase stops.
  • NewgitNew Stashes tab: create, apply, pop, and drop stashes right from the sidebar — including untracked files and only the paths you select — and click a stash to browse its changed files and diffs.
  • NewbrowserFloat a browser tab out into its own resizable window over the workbench and dock it back, mirroring the terminal's floating mode — without reloading the page or losing your history.
  • UpdatedknowledgeKnowledge is now on by default and labeled "Knowledge" in settings, with a new picker for which agent runs knowledge processing.
  • FixedchatThe composer no longer overlaps the session list on new-session screens, and Codex session titles and controls come back correctly when you resume a session.

v0.20.1

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A knowledge graph for memory, projects in one right-click, 5 MB files.

Jaade 0.20 turns Memories into a knowledge graph — an AI-extracted, explorable map of your workspace drawn from every memory and instruction file — and lets you start a project straight from a session's right-click menu. The file viewer now opens files up to 5 MB, /memory finally works with Claude, notification clicks land on the right window, and AWS sign-in stops opening a second tab. Rounding it out: cleaner agent session previews, a steadier file-viewer selection pill, and tidier sidebar rows.

  • NewmemoryThe Memories screen has a new Graph view: an AI-built knowledge graph of the people, tools, and conventions in your workspace, drawn from your memory wiki and every CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, and native memory file. Explore typed, color-coded nodes, drag them around, tidy the layout, and click any node to jump to the source line it came from.
  • NewprojectsRight-click a session and pick New Project… to spin up a project — icon, name, color, and goal — with that session already linked, even in a workspace that has no projects yet.
  • Newfile viewerThe file viewer now opens files up to 5 MB instead of stopping at 512 KB, so big logs, lockfiles, and generated files load whole instead of truncated or refused.
  • FixedmemoryThe /memory command now works with Claude — typing it (or /clear, /new, /login) as a session's first message runs the command instead of launching a dead session, and /memory <note> is written where Claude actually reads it.
  • FixednotificationsClicking a desktop notification now reliably brings the right workspace window to the front — restoring it if minimized or hidden — instead of occasionally leaving another workspace on top.
  • FixedAWSSigning in to AWS SSO no longer opens two browser tabs, and a successful re-login no longer triggers a second redundant login prompt moments later.
  • Fixedfile changesThe "files changed" summary above the composer now counts files the agent edited outside your workspace — a plan under your home folder, a config, a sibling repo — so the list and the +/− totals no longer under-report your session.

v0.19.3

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Full history for shallow clones, visible change markers, scrollable gutters.

Jaade 0.19.3 makes shallow clones legible: the Git history panel now marks where the downloaded history ends and fetches more as you scroll, with Fetch full history for the rest. The editor's edge change markers are visible again above the scrollbar, and scrolling over the gutter strips moves the file.

  • Newgit historyOpen a shallow clone and the Git history panel now tells you where the downloaded history ends — a "history truncated" marker with a fading graph stub, instead of a list that just stops. Scroll to the edge and more history is fetched automatically, a Fetch full history action grabs the rest, and Stop cancels a fetch in progress.
  • Fixedfile viewerThe colored change markers on the editor's right edge are fully visible again instead of hiding under the code editor's scrollbar — and clicking one jumps straight to that change.
  • Polishfile viewerScrolling over the change-marker strip or the blame column now scrolls the file instead of doing nothing, and a two-finger swipe across the blame column scrolls the code sideways too.

v0.19.0

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Side chats, workflow inputs, and a browser in the sidebar.

Jaade 0.19.0 adds side chats — a second agent conversation right in a group's side pane — plus workflows that start from typed text and file inputs, and a dedicated browser button in the sidebar. Restored editor tabs open instantly, expired AWS logins recover on their own, and workflow output steps now follow your default agent. Rounding it out: a bundled skill creator and a way to clear background tasks that never report back.

  • NewchatSide chats — open a full agent conversation in a group's side pane, right next to your main session. Keep several per group, rename each one, and start one from any text selection or a right-click in the transcript.
  • NewworkflowsWorkflows can now start from your input — collect typed text, long text, and file or folder paths before a run, so one workflow handles many targets instead of hard-coding each one. Input fields collapse to stay readable and take custom timeouts.
  • NewbrowserA dedicated Browser button in the right sidebar, with a keyboard shortcut, opens the built-in browser from anywhere — plus a per-workspace home page, search engine, and open mode, and a Copy URL action in its menu.
  • UpdatedworkflowsA workflow's report and summary steps now follow your default agent instead of always running on Claude — and you can pick a specific agent, model, and effort per step when you want to.
  • Fasterfile viewerRestored file tabs now show your code immediately on launch instead of an empty editor for several seconds.
  • FixedAWSWhen an AWS SSO login expires mid-chat, Jaade now opens the sign-in page for you and re-sends the turn once you're back in, instead of stalling on a session error.
  • FastersidebarResizing the sidebars is markedly smoother, holding steady frames through the whole drag instead of stuttering at the start and end.

v0.18.1

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A crash fixed, Monaco by default, richer editing.

Jaade 0.18.1 fixes a crash that could take the whole app down on very large workspaces, promotes the Monaco editor to the default engine, and adds an editor minimap and indentation guides. You can also drag to select lines from any gutter column and open a sub-agent's prompt in the full markdown viewer.

  • FixedstabilityA background task on a very large workspace could run out of memory and take the whole app down with it. The work that indexes files and reads history now stays within safe limits and recovers on its own.
  • UpdatededitorThe Monaco editor is now the default — richer code editing out of the box, with a dropdown in Settings → Editor to switch back to the lighter CodeMirror engine if you prefer it.
  • NeweditorNew display options: an editor minimap for quick navigation and indentation guide lines, both on by default.
  • Polishfile viewerYou can now drag to select whole lines from any gutter column — git status, blame, comments, or the fold margin — not just the line-number column.
  • PolishchatA sub-agent's prompt now opens in the full markdown viewer, so long prompts are readable with their formatting instead of a clipped monospace block.