codeg 0.32.3 డౌన్‌లోడ్

This one brings what agents build in HTML into the conversation: Codex's visualizations, Hermes' previews and the pages an agent writes open as cards right in the reply. Codex moves to its 2.0 adapter, where Read-only is read-only again next to a new Workspace access mode, and Claude Code's Sonnet is now Sonnet 5.5.
Alongside that: desktop notifications name the conversation they're about, the Recent list can show just chats or just folder conversations, the Commits tab opens on your current branch, OpenCode 2.x conversations show up in history, Grok's background workflows stay in view, and Pi can think at Max.
New
- What an agent builds in HTML now shows up in the conversation — Codex's visualizations (Claude Code's too, when it uses the same skill) and Hermes' previews appear as cards right in the reply instead of as raw markup, any other local HTML file a reply mentions gets a "Preview" row that opens into one, and a page an agent wrote starts with its scripts off until you turn them on. (#847, @SousekiL)
- The Recent list can show just chats or just folder conversations — pick All, Chat or Folders from the "⋯" button on its header; the choice is remembered, and the button stays visible while the list is narrowed. (#848, @SousekiL)
- Codex gets a "Workspace access" mode, and "Read-only" is read-only again — with Codex ACP 2.0, "Workspace access" edits files in the workspace and asks before anything beyond it, "Read-only" asks before every edit, and the default mode, where a model screens requests and asks you only about what looks unsafe, is now called "Auto review" (formerly "Approve for me").
- Claude Code runs Sonnet 5.5 — Claude Code 2.1.284 makes it the model behind "Sonnet" in the model picker.
- Claude Code's settings and model providers get a "Default Fable Model" field next to Opus, Sonnet and Haiku, which a bound provider sets or clears like the others.
- Pi can think at Max — on models that offer it: the composer lists the thinking levels the current model really has, and Pi's settings say which level Pi will run the selected model at when it doesn't offer the one you chose. (#467 reported by @Smith-106, #842, @dawNotPoi)
Improved
- Updated bundled agents: Claude Code ACP 0.84.0 (Claude Code 2.1.284), Codex ACP 2.0.0 (Codex CLI 0.158.0), OpenCode 1.18.33, Pi ACP 0.0.34, Kimi Code 2.1.1, Cline 3.0.65, CodeBuddy 2.159.0, Qoder 1.1.64, Hermes 0.21.5, OpenClaw 2026.9.6, Cursor 2026.09.26.
- Desktop notifications name the conversation they're about — its title heads the notification and its own folder leads the message, instead of whichever folder the window has open, even for a tab closed while its agent was still working; with "Hide notification contents" on, the conversation's title is left out. (#834, @Jonathan-Asher)
- The Commits tab opens on the branch you're on — it follows the current branch of the folder or worktree instead of listing every branch, and "All branches" stays selected once you choose it. (#620 requested by @Luis-WowApps, #838, @dawNotPoi)
- "Review & fix" on a pull or merge request first judges whether its approach holds up — when it doesn't, the agent commits nothing and the to-do comes back under "Needs you" with why and what to do instead, rather than with fixes piled onto a design that would have to be thrown away.
- Claude Code says when a plugin fails to load — a warning names the plugin and Claude Code's reason, instead of the plugin silently losing its commands, skills, agents or MCP servers.
- When an agent turns a message away because you need to sign in again, its notification has a Sign in button — for every agent now, not just Claude Code and Codex.
- Claude Code's context usage shows the model's real window right after a session opens or switches models, instead of reading 200K until the first reply.
- The file breadcrumb shows its folders as plain text instead of pills, spaced like the folder › title trail in the conversation header, so a file tab's header matches a conversation's.
Fixed
- Several OpenCode sessions can run at once even when OpenCode's own config pins a server port — the second no longer crashes with "ServeError", and each session's server now listens on this machine only. (#860 reported by @qq974969638)
- OpenCode 2.x conversations show up in history — a fresh 2.x install no longer fails to list them with "no such table: session", and one upgraded from 1.x lists each conversation once, with its latest content. (#858, @n0tlu5)
- Reopened OpenCode conversations show how full their context is, for models from OpenCode's own gateways and custom providers too — the context window is looked up the way OpenCode does it, and the reading now matches what it showed live.
- Codex's context usage no longer jumps after a web search — a request that searched the web was read as the size of the conversation (53% where it held about 8%); the reading now stays put until the next request reports. (#846 reported by @qq974969638)
- Grok's background workflows stay in view — a running one shows on the live strip at the top of the conversation with its phase and current agent, and the reply Grok writes once it finishes appears in the conversation instead of being dropped. (#859 reported by @goon-13)
- Kimi Code works through linked folders again — 2.1.1 undoes 2.1.0's symlink restriction, so a folder linked into a multi-folder workspace and the files that come with an Experts or Office skill installed by codeg can be read, searched and edited as before, and MCP or skill changes reach an open session again without reconnecting.
- Switching Claude Code's Auth Mode away from Model Provider and back keeps the provider you picked, instead of rebinding to your oldest provider and saving its model. (#715, @Adam-Dalloul)
- ⌘K opens search with the cursor in the search box, so you can type straight away, and it stays there when you switch between Conversations and Files or pick an agent filter. (#833, @Jonathan-Asher)
- On macOS, ⌘W pressed inside a page closes the tab, not the whole window — in the built-in browser, an HTML file preview or an HTML card in a conversation.
- Reopened Claude Code and Codex conversations show compactions as they looked live — a divider whose "Summary" toggle opens what was kept, instead of the summary as a message of its own or tacked onto the end of the previous reply.
- A stretch of Codex thinking reopens as one thinking card again, as it looked live — conversations from Codex 0.149 on had it split into several.
- Text a Claude Code sub-agent streams no longer shows up twice in its card.
- Pressing Stop right after you send Codex a message now stops the turn, where it used to be ignored.
- A failed Cline run's error no longer shows as the agent's reply when you reopen the conversation.
- A to-do that ends without landing anything no longer comments "accepted" on its issue or pull request, which read as approving it — the comment now says nothing was pushed, or that the work wasn't merged.
Note
- If you had Codex on "Ask for approval", it's now on "Read-only", where Codex asks before every edit — choose "Workspace access" to let it edit the workspace freely again while still asking about everything else.
- Some accounts now see Opus in Claude Code's model list without an "Opus (1M context)" entry, since Opus has a 1M window on its own; a conversation set to that entry carries on with Opus rather than the default model.
- Claude Code ACP 0.84.0 measures the context window in the background when a session opens or switches models, so the first message or setting change right after can wait a second or two — and much longer behind a model endpoint that doesn't answer token-counting requests. It's reported upstream (agentclientprotocol/claude-agent-acp#1192).
- Pi sessions now need Pi 0.81.0 or later — an older Pi says so, with a button to its settings, instead of failing with an internal error.
- Pi's settings no longer take a relative Pi command or agent directory — use an absolute path, a command name on PATH, or a directory starting with ~/; a relative one such as ./pi-test.sh points somewhere different in each workspace.
Thanks to @SousekiL, @dawNotPoi, @Jonathan-Asher, @n0tlu5 and @Adam-Dalloul for contributing to this release, and to @Smith-106, @Luis-WowApps, @qq974969638 and @goon-13 for the reports.