ดาวน์โหลด codeg 0.17.0

- feat(agents): Kimi Code (Moonshot) is now a built-in agent — sign in with an API key or OAuth, browse and validate available models, manage its MCP servers and skills, and reopen past Kimi sessions from history.
- feat(agents): CodeBuddy (Tencent) is now a built-in agent — with its own sign-in panel, full session history, skills, and MCP delegation. Private, self-hosted CodeBuddy deployments are supported through a custom endpoint URL.
- fix(render): CodeBuddy and Kimi Code sub-agents and delegations now display correctly — both as they run and when you reopen a past session — and CodeBuddy's internal sub-agent transcripts no longer clutter the history list.
- fix(render): Tool-result images — such as reading an image or a multi-page PDF — now appear inline when you reopen a session from history, matching the live view.
- fix(render): Codex live ask-a-question prompts and file-read commands (cat/sed/head) now render as proper cards instead of raw tool output.
- fix(acp): Agents and the terminals they open now run in the session's working directory (with a shell fallback), so file paths resolve as expected.
- fix(branches): The branch picker below the input now navigates worktree branches for existing conversations, instead of refusing or hijacking a checkout.
- fix(automations): Starting a session from the Automations page now returns you to the workspace, instead of opening it hidden behind the full-page Automations view.
- fix(acp): Enabling a codeg-mcp feature (delegation, feedback, ask, or sessions) no longer breaks OpenClaw session startup — codeg now skips the MCP servers OpenClaw can't accept.
- fix(chat): Composer selector tooltips now name the setting they control (config, model, mode) on hover.
- chore(acp): Bundled agents updated — Claude Code 0.50.0, OpenClaw 2026.6.10, and Hermes 0.17.0, with Codex now running on codex-acp 1.0.0; new agents ship at CodeBuddy 2.109.3 and Kimi Code 0.19.1.