Descargar codeg 0.30.0 para Windows

Your conversations get an infinite board — lay them out in space and run several agents side by side on it.
Multi-agent collaboration gets sturdier too: an @-mentioned agent is delegated through codeg as a session you can open, and a sub-task cut off by a cancel or a crash can be picked up where it stopped.
New
- Infinite Conversations: a board that lays your workspace out in space — folder and agent regions, curated collections, sticky notes, and pinned cards that open into real working conversations, so several agents run side by side on one board instead of one tab at a time.
- Curate the board by dragging: pull a card out to pin it, drop it into a region to collect it, colour anything, auto-arrange, export a PNG, or fill the whole board from your open workspace in one click.
- Folders group in the sidebar — named, optionally coloured bands that share one order with loose folders so the two interleave, each heading carrying a running-session badge summed across everything inside it.
- The branch popup under the composer lists the branches your other worktrees are on, main working tree first and the rest folded under shared prefixes like task/.
- Cursor's model picker is families plus knobs instead of two hundred ids, with Thinking, Effort and Fast beside the family name, each shown only where that family varies on it. (#607, @ZY-Dragon03)
- A delegated sub-task cut off by a cancel or a crash resumes where it stopped, under its original id and in the same conversation, with status and cancel still working on the id you already hold.
- An agent you @-mention in a prompt is delegated through codeg, so the child becomes a session you can open instead of one the agent quietly spawns outside the app.
- Tasks can compact their context before a resumed round, at a threshold you set, with the before/after occupancy recorded on the task timeline.
- Cancelling a task can take its worktree with it, and skipping that checkbox no longer strands the checkout — the drawer offers the removal on its own afterwards.
- A repository on a host that is neither GitHub nor GitLab says so up front, instead of spending the request and reporting whatever the wrong API answered.
- Ctrl+Shift+C copies in the terminal, Git Bash on Windows included, and the terminal keeps focus afterwards. (#536, @OpenX123)
Improved
- Updated bundled agents: OpenClaw 2026.8.1, Hermes 0.21.0, CodeBuddy 2.143.0, Grok 1.0.13, Qoder 1.1.40.
- The chips above the composer explain themselves on hover with a themed hint that names what the chip is and carries the setting's own blurb.
- Issues and pull requests with hundreds of comments open quickly, rendering what's on screen and loading the rest as you scroll.
- The Reasoning Effort dropdowns are gone from the Claude Code and Codex settings pages, since the composer's per-session picker is what actually decides how hard a turn thinks — and the Codex one additionally wrote a model_reasoning_effort = "high" you never asked for whenever you saved any other setting.
- With "Show worktree branches" on, a repository's own row names its branch — main [ root ], lined up with its worktree siblings, instead of a bare "root".
- The status-bar launcher drops its "Sessions" group, whose two rows act on a single folder the launcher doesn't have and already live in the folder's context menu and on the Folders header.
- The repository panel remembers the Issues / Pull requests switcher across sessions, and drops its Beta mark.
Fixed
- A self-hosted GitLab no longer fails with 410 — an instance whose hostname doesn't announce it was treated as GitHub Enterprise, so codeg asks the instance what it is now. (#611)
- An issue you file from the repository panel appears in the list right away, without a manual refresh.
- The macOS icon is no longer a size bigger than everything else in the Dock. (#610)
- Finished replies stop growing stray * and _ after patterns like foo/* and _meta. (#487, @Adam-Dalloul)
- A message that @-mentions an agent reopens clean, with no blank band under the text and no internal routing text spilling into the bubble or the sidebar title.
- The thread re-pins to the bottom when the panel around it resizes, so the live stats bar, a card opening in the composer or the terminal returning no longer leaves the end of a turn below the fold.
- The rule under a reply's header is visible in both themes.
- A long stretch of thinking no longer slows the conversation as it streams — measured 5.9s down to 2.1s over 120 updates.
- Merging a task stops claiming another task of the project is already merging, when the one it counted was the task you had just accepted.
- Deleting a task's worktree is refused while it still holds uncommitted changes, instead of forcing the removal and taking that work with it.
- A resumed delegation draws as one sub-agent card that survives reopening the conversation from history.
- Cursor's permission switch shows the mode the session actually runs in.
- A folder's colour tints its own title instead of repainting the hover, selection and muted text of every row beneath it.
Thanks to @Adam-Dalloul, @OpenX123 and @ZY-Dragon03 for contributing to this release.