ดาวน์โหลด codeg 0.34.0

This one lets you tag conversations: colored tags for every conversation or for one folder, shown after the title and ready to filter the sidebar by. The built-in browser can show a page as a tablet, a phone or any size you type, and Claude Code moves up to 0.86.0 along with six more bundled agents.
Alongside that: codeg's GitHub home is now spacering-net/codeg, a long Claude Code conversation no longer runs codeg out of memory, Claude Code answers /mcp in the conversation, and a queued message you insert as a turn ends goes out first.
New
- You can tag conversations from the conversation header or the Tags item in a sidebar conversation's right-click menu, and create, edit, reorder or delete tags in the "Manage tags" dialog.
- A tag is either global or a folder's own: global tags are offered on every conversation, chat mode included, and a folder's tags only on conversations in that folder and its worktrees.
- The sidebar can be filtered by tags, showing the conversations that have any or all of the tags you pick.
- A branch tag can show the git branch each conversation started on after its title, in a color you choose, once you turn it on in "Manage tags".
- The built-in browser can show a page as a tablet, a phone or at a width and height you type, from the device button to the right of the address bar, and each tab keeps its choice even after a restart.
Improved
- Updated bundled agents: Claude Code ACP 0.86.0 (Claude Code 2.1.287), OpenCode 1.18.35, Cline 3.0.68, CodeBuddy 2.161.4, Antigravity 1.3.0, OpenClaw 2026.9.8, Cursor 2026.10.01.
- Claude Code answers /mcp in the conversation with a list of your MCP servers, and /mcp reconnect, enable and disable work there too.
- Claude Code shows its Agent option again when you have custom Claude Code subagents, so a conversation can run as one of them from the next message on.
- Antigravity conversations show their context window usage in the status bar, which Antigravity 1.3.0 now reports.
- The built-in model catalog is refreshed with 8,414 models from 226 providers, up from 8,339 models.
Fixed
- codeg no longer runs out of memory when Claude Code writes a large batch to a conversation's transcript at once, as it can when picking a long conversation back up, which used to push codeg past 13 GB until the system killed it. (#885 reported by @andrehqh)
- Claude Code keeps your Fable pick after the update to 0.86.0, which renamed the model, instead of switching to the default model every time a conversation connects.
- A queued message you click "Insert into current turn" on goes out first if the turn ends before it gets in, with a notice saying so, instead of waiting behind the messages queued before it. (#883, @leehom0123)
- Edits you make in the message box while a message is being inserted into the current turn are kept instead of being wiped afterwards, and clicking insert on queued messages in quick succession no longer inserts two at once. (#886, @leehom0123)
- A CodeBuddy sub-agent's tool calls stay inside its Agent card while they are still being written, with CodeBuddy 2.161.4.
Note
- codeg now lives at github.com/spacering-net/codeg, and old links, update checks from installed versions and the install scripts are redirected there, so nothing needs to change.
- Docker images now go to ghcr.io/spacering-net/codeg, while ghcr.io/xintaofei/codeg stays at 0.33.0, so switch to the new address to keep updating; spacering-net/codeg on Docker Hub carries on as before.
- The browser's tablet, phone and custom views only change the page size — sites still see a desktop browser with mouse input, so one that picks its mobile version by browser type keeps showing the desktop one.
- With Antigravity 1.3.0, a "Bypass proxy for" list of just * no longer keeps all of its traffic direct — when a proxy is configured, some of its requests go through the proxy again.
Thanks to @leehom0123 for contributing to this release, and to @andrehqh for the report.