Changelog

What changed in each release of Tegment. The app updates itself, so you get these as they ship.

1.13.0

Start a session from a ticket or a sentence in one place, follow its PR's CI checks and reviewer comments, and let a second agent review the work.

New

  • AI review. A second agent reviews the branch of a ticket's session and reports its findings, and you pick which ones go back to the agent. Start a review from a terminal's menu, or turn on automatic reviews under Settings → Review to have one start when the agent says the work is done.
  • Merge a pull request from the PR tab, read its unresolved review comments, and ask the agent to fix failing checks, resolve conflicts or update the branch.
  • Search Tegment with Ctrl+K: files, issues, PRs, agents, worktrees, repositories, settings and commands. Start with /, #, @ or > to search just one of them.
  • See which tickets are blocked, and by what. The issue modal shows what blocks each ticket and what it blocks, and a Dependencies view draws the links between them.
  • Change a Jira ticket's status from the issue modal's list, for one ticket or several at once.
  • A chat view for Claude Code and OpenCode sessions, switchable with the terminal. It is experimental and off by default: turn it on under Settings → Agents.

Improved

  • The panel on the right follows the session you are in. Beside Changes and Files it shows the PR, the review, the ticket and the app's log, and the + menu picks which tabs you see.
  • New session (Ctrl+Shift+A) starts work from a ticket or from free text in one place: where it runs, the agent, its model and effort. Paste or drop images and files into the prompt.
  • Paste an image or copied files into a terminal and they arrive as file paths an agent can read. Claude Code attaches a pasted image as an image.
  • A session without a ticket starts where you choose: a new branch, an existing branch or worktree, or the main folder. Set the default globally, or per repository.
  • Settings are rebuilt, with global and repository settings kept apart, grouped pages and a search field. A repository setting shows when it differs from the global one.
  • Build issue sections from conditions such as status, label, assignee and sprint, instead of writing JQL or a GitHub query by hand.
  • Give a project tab its own colour. Right-click a project tab for its settings, its colour and Close, and drag tabs to reorder them.
  • Sessions in the sidebar say when their PR has failing checks or merge conflicts, and a session without a ticket is named from its prompt.
  • The file editor opens as a tab next to your terminals, or over the whole area if you prefer. It follows the repository's .editorconfig, and otherwise keeps a file's own line endings when you save.
  • New worktrees get the gitignored files listed in .worktreeinclude, such as .env, before post-creation commands run.
  • Start and stop the app runner with F5 and Shift+F5.
  • An update shows the installer's progress instead of Tegment disappearing for a minute, and Tegment tells you at startup when an agent is only partly set up.

Breaking

  • Terminals always show as tabs in panes. The tiled grid view, Ctrl+Shift+M and the grid layout settings are gone. A group saved as a grid opens with its terminals as tabs.
  • To do is one list of tickets per project, kept by hand from the issue modal. The sidebar's To-do section, multiple lists and free-text tasks are gone, and free-text tasks are not carried over. Tickets no longer check themselves off when they close. Use New session for work without a ticket.

Fixed

  • Claude Code subagents with worktree isolation, and background sessions, no longer fail with "hook succeeded but returned no worktree path".
  • Agents started in a batch while their tab was hidden, for example in split view, start right away.
  • PR badges stay put after a tab switch or a failed refresh.
  • View all in the sidebar names the real number of issues or pull requests, not the number loaded so far.
  • Opening a closed project twice in quick succession restores it once, not as two tabs with copies of every terminal.
  • A failed operation shows as failed in the status bar and can be dismissed. Typing is blocked while an agent's start-up overlay covers its terminal.

1.12.1

· Patch

A hotfix release.

Fixed

  • Enter no longer gets swallowed at random, like the first press after arrowing to a prompt in the prompt picker.
  • Stopping an app shuts it down gracefully instead of killing its terminal, which in some cases left processes running behind it.

1.12.0

Close a project and pick it up exactly where you left it, colour-code your terminals, and choose the model an agent starts on.

New

  • Closing a project keeps its state. Terminals, groups, layout and AI sessions come back the next time you open it.
  • Colour-code your terminals. A terminal takes its group's colour, and any terminal can be given its own from its menu.
  • Choose the model and reasoning effort when you start an agent from a ticket. It applies to that run only. Claude Code offers it today.

Improved

  • Settings → AI Agents is one screen. The tabs are gone: one card per agent, with one setup state and one button.
  • A rebuilt setup wizard for your first run, with fewer steps to get through.
  • Rename a terminal from its sidebar row, and right-click a pane tab for the same menu the pane header has.
  • Move to group is in all three of a terminal's menus, with Create new… to make a group and move the terminal into it at once.
  • Comment and uncomment in the file editor, from its right-click menu or a shortcut you set under Settings → Keyboard Shortcuts → File editor.

Fixed

  • The diff viewer keeps your scroll position and the files you had expanded, even while an agent writes in the repo.
  • The Move to checkbox is gone. Auto-transition set up under Settings → Jira now moves every ticket you start work on, including several at once.
  • Agent pickers only offer agents that are actually installed, and a start with none installed says so.
  • Closing an app runner's log returns you to the terminal that started the app, not the first tab in the group.

1.11.0

Antigravity CLI joins the supported agents, and the Files tab gets right-click actions, git status and find and replace.

New

  • Antigravity CLI is a supported agent, with one-click MCP setup and full live status, including the flag for when it stops to ask you something. This is Google's agy command line agent, which is a separate program from the Antigravity IDE that Tegment can already open your worktree in.
  • Right-click in the Files tree to rename, delete, or create a file or folder, plus copy its path and reveal it in your file manager.
  • Find and replace in the file editor, with regex, case and whole-word toggles.

Improved

  • Open a changed file in the file editor straight from the diff viewer.
  • Files in the Files tree carry their git status: a colour and a letter for modified, added, untracked and renamed. A folder shows a dot when something inside it changed.
  • Open a file from File Changes and switch to Files: the tree expands to it, selects it and scrolls it into view.
  • Launch any enabled agent straight from the worktree's right-click menu, under Launch with agent.
  • A prompt can be bound to a project and to an agent, so the picker offers what fits the terminal you are on instead of your whole library.
  • Reach prompt settings straight from the send-prompt picker: a gear beside the title, and a shortcut in the empty state when you have no prompts yet.
  • One primary action for issues, labelled Start work whether you have one issue focused or several ticked. The separate Create Worktree button is gone, and the extra dialog for batches is too.
  • The Open Repository dialog navigates with the arrow keys and opens the highlighted repository with Enter.

Fixed

  • Tegment finds your agent even when its installer never put it on your PATH, or added while Tegment is running.
  • The "Starting session…" overlay lifts when the agent has actually finished drawing its interface, whether you gave it a prompt or started it empty. It used to leave you looking at a bare shell for several seconds, or linger long after the agent was ready.
  • A Pro subscription recovers on its own after a network blip or a sleep/wake cycle. Terminals stuck on "Checking license" and panels claiming you need Pro now clear themselves instead of needing an app restart.
  • Creating or editing a ticket confirms that it worked, and tells you when it didn't. Both messages had been invisible.
  • Dropdowns near the bottom of the window flip up or scroll instead of running off the screen.
  • A branch you just fetched shows up in every branch picker at once.
  • Opening a worktree's right-click menu during a git operation no longer spins every git icon in it.

1.10.1

· Patch

A patch release focused on the file editor introduced in 1.10.0: C# and .NET files highlight properly, gutter marks render, and syntax colours match the diff viewer. Plus fixes for Jira auto-transition and some invisible buttons.

Improved

  • C# files get syntax highlighting in the file editor, and .NET project files (csproj, props, targets, resx) highlight as XML in the editor and the diff viewer.

Fixed

  • Starting work on a Jira issue fires your configured auto-transition again, moving the issue to the status you picked.
  • Gutter marks in the file editor actually render on the lines you have changed since the last commit.
  • File Changes picks up new edits to a file it has already shown, instead of keeping the stale version.
  • The file editor colours code with the theme colours
  • The Restart to Update action in the update toast renders as a real button instead of bare text.
  • Icons in the changed-files list now show the intended color.

1.10.0

Browse and edit your worktree's files without leaving Tegment. Spaces become the Terminals list with grouping as an optional layer, alongside a batch of workflow polish across issues, Jira, and the app runner.

New

  • Files: browse the active worktree in a file tree in the right sidebar and open anything in a built-in editor for quick edits, with gutter marks on the lines you have changed since the last commit.

Improved

  • Spaces are now called groups, and they live in a sidebar section named Terminals. Your terminals sit in one flat list, grouping is an optional layer you add when you want it, and the undeletable Default row is gone. Nothing interrupts you to ask where a new terminal belongs: a group bound to the worktree takes it, otherwise it stays ungrouped.
  • A Build & Run config has a working-directory field, so it can run from a subfolder instead of the worktree root.
  • Starting work from an issue doesn't tie up the issue browser any more. The terminal opens right away and names the step it is on, the agent boots as soon as the worktree exists, and your setup scripts run alongside it instead of holding it up.
  • Jira auto-transition is set per repository instead of one global switch, and you pick the source and target statuses from the project's own workflow.
  • A running app shows up on every terminal in its worktree, not just the one it was started from, so you can see it and stop it without navigating back to where you launched it. Pick between a compact pill, full controls, or the source terminal only under Settings → Terminal.
  • Click an agent notification to jump straight to its source.
  • Switch between terminal groups from the keyboard instead of reaching for the sidebar: Ctrl+Shift+PageDown and Ctrl+Shift+PageUp cycle through them, and Ctrl+Shift+1 through 9 jump straight to one.
  • Terminal rows have a kebab menu on hover and keyboard focus, so the actions behind right-click are reachable without it.

Fixed

  • Tegment checks for updates when your machine wakes from sleep.
  • A single permission prompt from Claude Code or Codex raises one notification instead of two.
  • The status badge updates correctly after you transition a Jira issue, instead of showing the old status.
  • Clicking a URL link in an agent terminal opens it. Can be turned off under Settings → Terminal.
  • Opening a commit's diff shows a spinner while it loads, instead of flashing "No uncommitted changes" first.
  • Starting a terminal or agent where only one worktree is a candidate starts there directly, instead of opening a picker with a single option in it.
  • The main worktree no longer carries a PR status badge.
  • Clicking back on a terminal restores the worktree and group highlight.
  • Start app runs in the worktree of the terminal you clicked it on.
  • "Show log" opens the app-runner log and selects it, including when it lives in a group you are not looking at.

1.9.0

Organize your work into color-coded Spaces, keep a per-repository to-do list, and stage, commit, and push without leaving Tegment. Plus issue creation across GitHub and Jira, and worktree rows you can shape to taste.

New

  • Spaces: group a repository's terminals and AI conversations into named, color-coded Spaces, optionally bound to the worktrees they work on. Switch between them from the top of the sidebar.
  • To-do lists: keep a personal list of issues and free-text tasks per repository, right in the sidebar. Add issues straight from the issue browser, and start an AI agent from a task.
  • Create issues and tickets across GitHub and Jira without leaving Tegment, and adjust details like labels, milestones, and status.
  • Stage, write a commit message, commit, push, and pull straight from the file changes sidebar.
  • Worktree rows are yours to shape: choose whether each row shows PR status, ahead/behind counts, and line changes, plus how much its hover reveals.
  • Select several issues at once and start work on all of them in one go.

Improved

  • The issue browser is redesigned for a clearer overview, with the same layout whether you're looking at GitHub or Jira.
  • The app you add is now called a Repository, freeing "Project" for grouping several repositories together later.
  • Updating on Windows shows download progress and then installs silently, with no extra prompts.
  • Long issue lists in the issue browser now load in pages instead of all at once.
  • Pick where the app-runner log sits in split view.

Fixed

  • A terminal now fits its pane correctly right after Tegment starts, instead of sometimes opening at the wrong size until it was resized.
  • Turning off GitHub issues for a repository now sticks, instead of the toggle switching itself back on.

1.8.1

· Patch

Two fixes that make copying to your clipboard work the way you expect, from agents and from the terminal.

Fixed

  • TUIs like Claude Code can now copy to your clipboard. Text an agent copies lands on your system clipboard instead of silently vanishing.
  • The "Copy path" button and menu item in the file changes sidebar and the diff modal now reliably write to your clipboard, instead of flashing a checkmark while nothing is copied.

1.8.0

A reusable prompt library, session restore that picks up each terminal's exact conversation, and a big batch of workflow polish across tickets, worktrees, and the app runner.

New

  • Prompt library: save reusable prompts and send them straight into a running agent with Ctrl+Shift+P, the toolbar, or the right-click menu.
  • Run a ticket in an existing worktree: the issue dialog now lets you pick any worktree instead of always creating a new one.
  • "Start all" launches every configured build & run config at once, skipping any that are already running.
  • Each project can auto-stop its running apps after a duration you choose (30 minutes up to 8 hours).
  • Empty terminal tabs now offer one-click actions: start your default AI agent, browse issues, or add a terminal.

Improved

  • Restoring your workspace resumes each terminal's exact agent conversation, so several agents in the same worktree no longer all resume the latest one.
  • The split view button is always visible in the terminal header.
  • Terminal header buttons collapse to icons based on how many are visible, and a new "Show button labels" setting lets you go icon-only everywhere.
  • Worktree deletions now queue across projects and run in the background instead of blocking each other.
  • If your license can't be verified while you're offline, a banner now explains it, so a temporary Community badge doesn't look like a downgrade.

Fixed

  • Updating Tegment on Windows no longer wipes your agent integrations. MCP servers, plugins, and status hooks survive every update.
  • Build & Run settings no longer bleed between projects when you switch. Each project shows and saves only its own configs.
  • Projects added during first-run onboarding now get the setup wizard with suggested build, run, and template scripts.
  • A failed app start keeps its badge until you dismiss it, and the app log stays open when a build hands over to run in split view.
  • Settings remembers which section you were in when you switch to another tab and back.

1.7.2

· Patch

Two fixes that keep your workspace behaving the way you expect, on the network and off it.

Fixed

  • Your Pro plan no longer drops to Community when the app loses network or restarts offline. It stays active, and reconnecting restores it automatically.
  • In Split (tabs) view, selecting a worktree in the sidebar now brings its matching terminal tab to the front instead of leaving the wrong pane showing.

1.7.1

· Patch

We streamlined the out-of-the-box defaults so Tegment fits the agent workflow from the first launch. If you've already customized any of these, your settings are untouched.

Improved

  • By default, Quick Actions run without a confirmation prompt, so a one-click action launches straight away. You can enable the prompt in Settings.
  • Script output now auto-minimizes by default to keep the workspace clean. Expand any run on demand when you want the detail.
  • In Grid view mode, the default terminal layout is now tall-left, with a large primary terminal on the left.

1.7.0

This is Tegment's first public release. After a long private beta, the desktop app is now open to everyone, with more features landing in the releases ahead.