Нове
6 змін - Walkthrough: a guided tour of a diff. The model groups related changes into stops, explains each one, and puts them in an order where each builds on the last. Start one from Changes or the pull-request view for uncommitted work, a branch against its base, or a pull request. It writes in your interface language, and the panel can redo it in another supported one.
- Providers: add and edit custom OpenAI-compatible providers in Settings, with their endpoint, models, credentials, headers, and configuration scope (thanks to @makeittech).
- Localization: the interface and the documentation are available in German (thanks to @SGD-DEV).
- Mobile/Android: pairing QR codes scan on devices without Google Play Services. The camera closes the moment it reads a code and a connecting screen takes over.
- Settings/Skills: skills kept in the project's own
.agents/skills folder show up for the active project (thanks to @makeittech). - Usage: DeepSeek quota is tracked (thanks to @airtaxi).
Покращення
7 змін - Mobile/Tablet: the tablet and foldable layout follows the phone navigation now. A resizable sessions sidebar sits on the left, the workspace (Changes, Files, Terminal, Notes, MCP) on the right, and pages like settings and instances open as centered dialogs. An open diff, edited file, or attached terminal survives rotation.
- Mobile/Android: the left and right drawer swipes start farther from the screen edge, clear of Android's Back gesture.
- Performance: the web app starts faster. The 18.5 MB bundle it used to download is gone, and syntax highlighting, screenshots, diagrams, the editor, and image conversion load only when you need them (thanks to @makeittech).
- Performance: expanding a project with many worktrees stops reloading its sessions over and over.
- Git/Diff: opening a changed file puts its header at the top, and live updates refresh only the files that changed, keeping your place in the review. Saving from the built-in editor updates the diff too.
- Terminal: a terminal opens without waiting for the view to finish loading, and output that arrives first is still there when it appears (thanks to @makeittech).
- Files: in a browser, exporting a file is labelled as a download and the desktop-only reveal action is gone (thanks to @makeittech).
Виправлення
14 змін - Chat/Tools: Bash output reads as it did in the terminal instead of showing raw escape codes for progress bars and rewritten lines (thanks to @catan271).
- Chat: queued messages retry after a failed send or an interrupted turn instead of sitting stuck until the next session update.
- Chat: a prompt sent over the private relay no longer produces a duplicate reply when the connection drops after OpenCode took the message. A queued message that is already being sent is not sent a second time.
- Chat: assistant messages no longer run HTML.
- Sessions: sessions in a worktree you just created show up without restarting or refreshing the app.
- Sessions: archiving and unarchiving stays inside the current instance and workspace (thanks to @alexandrereyes).
- Sessions: starting OpenChamber from a folder that is not your project, your home folder for instance, no longer floods you with "not a git repository" errors that could stop sessions and projects from loading (thanks to @makeittech).
- Settings/Skills: renaming a skill keeps its instructions and supporting files. The rename action only shows for skills OpenChamber can safely move (thanks to @makeittech).
- Usage: Kimi for Coding counts usage correctly whether the provider reports what you used or what is left (thanks to @makeittech).
- Sidebar: a worktree shared by two projects appears once (thanks to @makeittech).
- Sidebar: session titles no longer clip at the ends of their rows.
- Chat: clicking an apply_patch result opens the file you clicked instead of always the first one (thanks to @nabsiddiqui).
- Agents/CLI: creating a session in a new worktree no longer reports a timeout while the worktree is still being created.
- Desktop/Linux: terminals and OpenCode start with the right shell arguments in AppImage installs, so zsh works again (thanks to @makeittech).
