Releases

Review comments, end to end. Select a hunk, press c, and send it to your agent — Claude Code or Codex. Its reply lands inline as markdown, and your comments and their replies are still there when you reopen the review.

Broader syntax highlighting that keeps multi-line constructs intact, and Codex is found wherever you installed it — even outside the GUI's PATH.

Codex joins Claude Code as a supported agent: connect it from the app and open your changes with the same flow.

The Linux AppImage runs natively on Wayland, without needing XWayland. Fixed a timeout that could stop Claude Code from opening a diff.

Install the /diffr command into Claude Code from inside the app, then type /diffr in a session to open your changes here. Opening a repo now lands on a diff worth reading instead of an empty screen, and the file watcher leaves gitignored files alone.

Pick what you are reviewing: the working tree, a single commit, or a range of them.

The app updates itself: a quiet check at launch, one Restart to update in Settings. The .deb install updates through apt as usual.

Repos with unpushed work sort to the top of the welcome list. Neovim import creates the theme in one step, and the gallery separates your themes from the built-in ones. Fixed Claude Code connection registration and the version display.

Signed macOS build (universal), Windows installer, Linux AppImage and deb, vim-style navigation, Neovim theme import, Claude Code connection, new icon.

First build. Working-tree and commit review, split and unified diffs, keyboard navigation, watch mode.