Baixar codeg 0.27.0 para Windows

Issues and pull requests can now be handed to an agent without leaving codeg.
Qoder joins the built-in agents.
New
- Issues and pull requests become to-do tasks. A new Repository panel (Beta) lists a folder's GitHub or GitLab items with search, label filters, sorting and paging. Pick one, choose how it should be handled — fix, investigate, plan first, review and fix, or review only — and the agent works in its own worktree while you review the result on the board. Accepting it lands locally or pushes a branch and opens a pull request; a task started from a pull request pushes back to the same branch, forks included. codeg can comment the outcome back on the item, and a task that came from one never auto-merges.
- Qoder is a built-in agent. Alibaba's Qoder CLI installs and launches from the agent list with history, resume, skills, MCP and delegation wired up, and gets its own settings page for the account, access token and Qoder's config file.
- Select text in a message and act on it. A toolbar pops up above the selection to copy it, or quote it into the composer as a Markdown blockquote. Quotes render with a quote rule now, in the composer and in agent messages alike.
- Copy an image out of a conversation. Right-click a picture — in the transcript or the blown-up preview — and pick Copy image. It works in the desktop app now, where copying JPEG, webp and gif used to fail outright.
- Search has a permanent button. Top-left of the window beside the sidebar toggle, and in the mobile title bar, so it stays reachable with the sidebar collapsed instead of only through ⌘K. The remote-workspace picker it replaces moves into the sidebar's right-click menu.
- Start codeg when you sign in. A switch in Settings → System, on macOS, Windows and Linux.
Improved
- Updated bundled agents. OpenCode 1.18.20, Cline 3.0.56, Hermes 0.20.5 and Qoder 1.1.28. Kimi Code is held at 0.36.1 on purpose: 0.37.x stopped bringing up MCP servers handed over on the connection, which takes multi-agent delegation and every user server down with it.
- Quick actions lists every workbench page. The Repository panel joins Automations and To-dos under a Navigation group; Search leaves the menu, now that it has a home that doesn't disappear with the sidebar.
- Updated expert skills. superpowers 6.3.0, plus a tool mapping for Hermes.
- The background-tasks strip is gone. Its count of unresolved background tasks stranded often enough to misinform. Background work still keeps its connection alive.
Fixed
- External links open in the desktop app. Issue titles, delivered pull requests, MCP homepages, OpenCode's docs and links inside previewed Markdown all did nothing when clicked in the packaged app.
- The terminal isn't black in the light theme. On older WebViews the whole terminal painted itself black, because the colour it was handed came in a syntax it couldn't read. (#363)
- Windows paths keep their separators. Markdown was eating the backslash before a punctuation character, so …\.playwright-cli\shot.png rendered — and opened — as a path pointing nowhere. (#508)
- @ works after Chinese, Japanese and Korean text, and on phones. The mention panel only triggered after an ASCII space, which those scripts don't write, and refused to open while a soft keyboard's composition was in progress. It also stays clear of the on-screen keyboard now.
- pi shows what its commands printed. Its bash cards sat on [Terminal: call_…] with no output at all, or painted the raw JSON envelope over the terminal body. (#519)
- A Goal keeps its final answer. Reopening a conversation whose /goal never formally closed folded the whole turn, wrap-up included, into the collapsed capsule.
- Tool results stop showing up as raw JSON. Refreshing mid-turn or opening a session in a second client could leave a tool call painting its envelope instead of its card.
Thanks to @asteroida123 and @Adam-Dalloul for contributing to this release.