Changelog

Jaade ships frequently. This documentation tracks v0.21.1. The authoritative, up-to-date release history lives with the project:

• GitHub Releases — tagged releases with notes.
• RELEASE_NOTES.md in the repository — notes for the latest cut.
• The in-app update banner offers the new version when one is available, and a "What's New" modal (also reachable from the Help menu) summarizes what changed after an update.

Recent themes

Some of the larger capabilities that have landed recently:

• Workspace wiki — a Wiki tab where an agent explores your workspace and writes a set of interlinked pages, plans the pages before writing, fills in a stub link the moment you click it, and re-checks a page against your files on demand.
• Memory knowledge graph — the Memories screen renders an AI-extracted graph of the entities and relationships across your memory wiki and every CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, and native memory file, with a source link on every node.
• Side chats — run a full agent conversation in a group's aux pane, alongside your main session; keep several per group and start one from any text selection.
• Workflows from a session — ask Claude or Codex to turn what you just did into a reusable workflow and approve it inline; new workflows arrive disabled until you enable them.
• Mini Apps — build and run small, git-versioned apps inside Jaade, optionally wired to the agent. See Mini Apps.
• Claude Sonnet 5 — added to the model list with a 1M-token default context window. See Agents configuration.
• Browser "Add to Chat" — send a page, selected text, or a screenshot from the in-app browser straight into the composer. See Browser Use.
• Git history branch graph — branches and merges render with SVG edges and stable lanes, plus GitHub context menus for PRs and commits. See Source Control.
• New themes — the Linen light appearance and the Ghostty terminal preset. See Appearance.
• Computer Use & Browser Use — helpers that let agents operate the macOS desktop or drive your real Chrome. See Computer Use and Browser Use.
• Projects & orchestration — group sessions and coordinate workers through a task dependency graph. See Projects.
• Memory — distil durable facts from sessions and inject them into future runs. See Memory.

For the exact list per version, check the GitHub releases linked above.