What's new in 4.0.3: • Start from scratch, no GitHub needed — describe what you want and watch your agent build it, with a live preview right in the app • Waking a sleeping cloud workspace now takes seconds instead of minutes • Every new session suggests a first task, so you can get going in one tap • New accounts start on the most cost-efficient CodeAgent agent, so your credits go further — switch agents anytime • Fixes and polish across sessions, previews and billing Tap an agent's session to keep up with what it's building while you're away from the desk.

What's new in 4.0.2: • Your agent can now open your app's live preview on its own to check its work, and point at the exact element it changed • Pick or switch the model mid-session when you run a CodeAgent agent on credits • Deploying is clearer: choosing your agent is its own step, the repo's default branch comes preselected, and every action sits within thumb reach • When your own provider account runs out of credits, the chat says so and offers to switch agents instead of retrying the same error • Signing in is smoother: a password reset also verifies your email, and your email carries over between screens • A sleeping CodeAgent Box now reads "wakes on deploy" instead of looking offline • Stability fixes, including a crash some iPhones hit shortly after launch Tap an agent's session to keep up with what it's building while you're away from the desk.

What's new in 4.0.1: • Run an agent without your own provider account — pick Claude, Codex, DeepSeek V4 or Qwen3 Coder and pay per task from prepaid usage credits • Your own linked agents stay free on every plan; the two ways to run sit side by side when you deploy • A wallet in the app: balance, what each task cost. • PRO subscribers get $1 in usage credits to try a CodeAgent agent • Pick the model for Claude sessions: Opus 5, Fable 5.1, Sonnet 5 or Haiku 4.5 • When your own agent's credentials expire, the chat offers to finish the task on credits instead of stopping • Waking a sleeping codespace is more patient and no longer fails a session that was on its way back Tap an agent's session to keep up with what it's building while you're away from the desk.

What's new in 3.6.0: • Connecting GitHub in the deploy wizard bug fix. • Start Preview responds the moment you tap it, and says what went wrong when it can't run • Switching agents mid-session no longer shows a stale message about a different agent • The activity panel stays open when you open it • Connecting a ChatGPT subscription now tells you what to enable before you start, not after • A preview that fails no longer uses up your daily preview Tap an agent's session to keep up with what it's building while you're away from the desk.

What's new in 3.4: • Configuration fixes.

What's new in 3.3: • Talk — have a hands-free voice conversation with your coding agent: speak your request, it gets to work, and reports back out loud • Voice composer — turn a voice note or a screenshot into a clear, ready-to-run prompt, in your language • Offline indicator so you always know your connection status • Faster, more reliable sessions. Tap an agent's session to keep up with what it's building while you're away from the desk

What's new in 3.2: • 14-day Pro trial — unlimited agent tasks, up to 5 linked devices, and priority infra. No credit card. • Reuse a running Codespace — start a new session on one you already have up instead of spinning up another • Sessions grouped by workstation — a CLI and an IDE plugin on the same machine now share one card • Redesigned terminal-first session view — a clearer real-time look at what your agent is building • Faster session history and a more reliable agent selector when you connect a new plugin • Stability — fixed a rare crash on launch and tightened Codespace cleanup

What's new in 3.1.0: • Gemini support — supervise Google's coding agent alongside Claude, Copilot, Cursor, and the rest • Live preview — embed your running dev server in the app via tunnel • First mobile-native ACP (Agent Client Protocol) runtime — cleaner agent output, faster lifecycle events • Codespace setup resumes where you left off after a tab switch • Team chat polish — image attachments render, 280-char description cap, BottomNav stays anchored • Push notifications fixed on iOS • OTA-ready — JS fixes now ship in seconds Tap an agent's session to keep up with what it's building while you're away from the desk

What's new in 3.0: • Inline review — approve, reject, or comment each diff hunk right inside the conversation. No tab-switching. • Pending Review queue — every unreviewed change waiting on you, grouped by file and session. • One-tap Codespaces with your agent pre-installed and authed — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Aider, CodeRabbit. • Team Spaces — share a live session, @codeagent to dispatch, @mention to ping. Real-time pushes for mentions. • Smart Composer + Templates with variables. • Full visual rebrand — cyberpunk design system across every screen. Tap an agent's session to keep up with what it's building while you're away from the desk.

What's new in 2.0: • Push Notifications • Performance improvements Tap an agent's session to keep up with what it's building while you're away from the desk.

- In App Purchase - UI/UX Enhancements - Prompt composer AI Powered - Quick Actions on Agent responses - Prompt templates - Context profile - Integrated Codeam-IDE

- Added Posthog for analytics. - Improvements for Team Space. - Improvements in app performance. - Now Supporting Codex in Code Spaces.

Run a real coding agent from your phone. No laptop, no SSH, no setup. CodeAgent Mobile now connects directly to GitHub Codespaces. Spin up a cloud workspace, attach Claude Code to it, and start coding — all from the app. The codespace lives on GitHub's infrastructure with full repo access, real git, real terminal, real installs — and you drive it from your phone. - One-tap deploy. Pick a repo, pick a branch, pick a machine size. We provision the codespace, install the agent, and auto-pair it back to your session. From "I want to fix this on the train" to "Claude is reading the codebase" in under a minute. - Bring your own Claude credentials. API key or OAuth — we never store them server-side, they ride encrypted to your codespace and stay there. - Start, stop, delete from the app. Stopped codespaces don't burn GitHub minutes; deleted ones are gone for good. No need to bounce to GitHub's dashboard. - Counts toward your plan's device limit. Same accounting as pairing an IDE plugin — codespaces and laptops live in one budget so you stay in control of your seat usage. Open the app, tap + Pair Device → Cloud Workspace, sign into GitHub, and you're coding from the cloud in seconds.

Team Space is here. Bring your whole team into the conversation — chat side-by-side with your teammates and summon a coding agent into the same room. Anyone can hand off a task, jump in mid-turn, or watch the agent work in real time. What's new in 1.3: - Team Space — group chats with shared AI coding sessions - Email invites with one-tap deeplinks straight into the team chat - Smarter auto-scroll — new messages always land at the bottom - Faster, more reliable streaming. - Polished chat UI with rich rendering for code, diffs, and commits

1.2.9 — Your chat just became an IDE. Two big leaps this release: a chat surface that finally treats every type of agent output the way it deserves, and a real code editor inside the app. Rich rendering for every output type We threw away the monospace dump. Now every thing the agent emits gets its own dedicated visual component: • Markdown — real headings, lists, quotes, **bold**, *italic*, `inline code`, links and auto-detected URLs. • Code blocks — 200+ languages with GitHub-Dark syntax highlighting (TypeScript, Python, Kotlin, Rust, Swift, Go, SQL, Bash, JSON, YAML, PHP, Ruby, Scala, Haskell, Elixir, Dart and more) inside a macOS-window frame with one-tap Copy. • Tables — Markdown pipes, Unicode box-drawing or ASCII-art, all turned into a real interactive table: tap any header to sort (numeric-aware), search box to filter rows, Copy CSV button. • Diffs — WebStorm-style side-by-side viewer with two columns, per-side line numbers, word-level highlighting that paints the exact tokens that changed, and Copy patch that gives you a `git apply`-ready .patch. • Tool-call cards — Read, Update, Write, Edit, Create, Delete, Bash, Search — each with its own colored chip, icon, and +N/−M line counter. • Mermaid diagrams — flowcharts, sequence, gantt, ER, state, class, mindmap — rendered as real SVG. • Math — TeX/LaTeX equations rendered with KaTeX, paper-grade typography. • JSON — collapsible tree explorer with color-coded scalars. • Images — inline rendering for PNG, JPG, GIF, WebP, SVG, AVIF, HEIC. Mini-IDE on your phone Tap any file card in the chat and a fullscreen modal opens with Monaco — the actual VS Code editor engine — running locally. Read, edit, and save back to disk through your paired CLI, VS Code extension or JetBrains plugin. Cmd/Ctrl+S to save. 200+ languages with proper highlighting, bracket-pair colorization, indent guides, smooth scrolling — the same editor you already love, in your pocket. What this means in practice   You can now read your code, review diffs, and tweak files from anywhere kitchen, gym, queue at the airport without ever opening a laptop. The agent's reply isn't a log anymore. It's a product. Free for everyone Every renderer, every block type, the mini-IDE, sort, search, copy buttons — all of it ships on the free plan. No paywall on the visual experience.