Changelog

v0.1.9 · 2026-11-05

Oh My Pi threads now load the MCP servers you set up in Oh My Pi, and you can manage MCP servers and see skills from K-code.

Highlights

• Your Oh My Pi MCP servers load in K-code threads. Servers from Oh My Pi’s user, project, and plugin config were silently skipped before. They now connect alongside K-code’s own servers in every new, resumed, or forked thread.
• Manage MCP servers from Settings → Providers → Oh My Pi → Manage. Add, remove, enable, disable, test, and authorize servers, and browse their resources and prompts. The Skills tab lists what Oh My Pi loads, read-only. Everything runs through Oh My Pi itself.
• /mcp subcommand menu in the composer on web and mobile. Typing /mcp lists every subcommand; the one you pick is sent to the thread’s Oh My Pi session.

K-code features

• Account switching and the auto-compaction switch for Oh My Pi, added after 0.1.8, are included.

Fixes

• Oh My Pi no longer ignores the MCP servers configured in Oh My Pi when a thread starts.

Breaking or migration notes

• None. Changes to MCP servers apply to new sessions; in a running thread, send /mcp reload.

Full changelog: https://github.com/zt-hky/k-code/compare/v0.1.8...v0.1.9

v0.1.8 · 2026-11-05

Catches K-code up with T3 Code (about 330 upstream commits), adds account switching and an auto-compaction switch for Oh My Pi, and fixes a timeout when adding an environment behind Cloudflare Access.

Highlights

• Switch the Oh My Pi account from the thread. Thread details shows the email of the account serving the thread under Usage limits. Hover it and pick another account; while the agent is working, the switch waits for the next turn, like omp’s own /session pin.
• Auto-compaction switch for Oh My Pi in Settings → Providers → Oh My Pi. Off stops Oh My Pi compacting a conversation on its own, whatever its own config says.
• No more “timed out after 10000ms” behind Cloudflare Access. The request clock now waits for the Access sign-in, so a slow sign-in no longer fails a healthy server.

New (from T3 Code)

• Kiro as a provider.
• Copy thread copies a link that opens the thread, on web, desktop and mobile.
• Provider status banners get a Refresh button.
• The model picker lists the Claude models Claude Code reports.
• Electron 44.10.1 with the October Chromium security fixes, and Effect 4.1.2.
• Many fixes and speedups across the server, terminals, diffs, PR watches, OpenCode, Pi, Cursor, Antigravity and mobile layouts.

K-code features

• The Oh My Pi logo is the official gradient π.
• The mobile usage panel marks the account pinned to the thread.
• Managed policies can allow or pin the Oh My Pi provider.
• The changelog at kcode.agentbox.io.vn is built from these GitHub release notes, and the download page links to the latest release’s assets.

Fixes

• Adding or reconnecting an environment behind Cloudflare Access no longer fails when the sign-in takes longer than 10 seconds.
• A managed policy that lists ohmypi in allowedDrivers no longer stops the server.

Breaking or migration notes

• The server’s database moves the Web Push migration after T3 Code’s new ones. Existing databases are repaired on first start; no action needed.
• Update the desktop app and the server together: a 0.1.8 app reaching a server over SSH installs the 0.1.8 server runtime from this release.

Full changelog: https://github.com/zt-hky/k-code/compare/v0.1.7...v0.1.8

v0.1.7 · 2026-11-03

Catches K-code up with T3 Code (about 770 upstream commits) and fixes the two ways a remote environment could not be reached: SSH and Cloudflare Access.

Highlights

• SSH environments work again. Adding an environment over SSH failed with curl: (22) … 404. It now downloads the right server archive, and reuses a server that is already running on the host.
• Cloudflare Access for remote environments (desktop). Add an environment that sits behind Access and K-code opens the Cloudflare sign-in, remembers it, and asks again when it expires.
• Side chats, a single model and effort picker, and a rich text / Markdown toggle in the composer.

New (from T3 Code)

• Side chats beside the main thread, for questions that should not interrupt a run.
• Pick the model and its effort from one control. Threads show when you switch models or effort.
• Switch the composer between rich text and Markdown source with a button or mod+/.
• Subagent approvals appear in the parent thread.
• A context meter that fills up and shows tokens against the limit.
• Pin favorite projects and archive old ones.
• Review local commits one at a time in the Diff pane.
• Scheduled tasks can run once at a set date and time.
• Usage can be filtered by provider and model.
• Read provider environment variables and Bitbucket or GitCafe credentials from a secret provider such as 1Password.
• Copy the app version from General settings.
• Managed policy for organization-wide configuration.
• t3 up asks how your other devices reach this machine, and --lan opens the server to your network.
• Import terminal Pi sessions during setup.
• Antigravity runtime 1.4.5, with real turn failures and subagent work.
• Pasted text, voice notes, snapshots and files sent without text get their own message shapes. Desktop gains back and forward buttons and swipe navigation.

K-code features

• Usage follows the account pinned in the thread (Oh My Pi), and keeps it through the next turn.
• Everything from 0.1.6 still works: Oh My Pi, loop mode, Tasks and Subagents cards, Agent Hub, web push and VS Code (Web).

Fixes

• SSH environment bootstrap used upstream asset names that K-code never publishes. The bootstrap, t3 update and service install now all read one table, CLI_RELEASE_ARCHIVES, which the release workflow also uses.
• Cloudflare Access: the desktop detects the Access wall, signs in in its own window, and adds the token to HTTP and WebSocket traffic from the main process. Settings → Environments lists these sign-ins with Sign out.

Breaking or migration notes

• Server self-update (t3 update) on installs older than 0.1.7 looks for asset names K-code never published, so it cannot find an update. Reinstall once with the installer; later updates work. The desktop app’s own updater is unaffected.
• Cloudflare Access sign-in is desktop only. Mobile and app.t3.codes still cannot pass Access; pair them over LAN or Tailscale.

Full changelog: https://github.com/zt-hky/k-code/compare/v0.1.6...v0.1.7

v0.1.6 · 2026-11-01

Oh My Pi grows into a complete provider, and K-code gains loop mode, Tasks and Subagents cards, web push and VS Code in the browser.

Highlights

• Oh My Pi is now sign-in complete: model-provider login, account limits, usage readout and plan mode work without leaving K-code.
• Loop mode repeats a message after every turn until you stop it.
• Tasks and Subagents cards sit above the composer and show each subagent’s model, thinking level and current activity.
• Web push notifications tell you when a run finishes while the tab is in the background.

New (from T3 Code)

• t3 service protect keeps the server alive when agents fill memory, and agents yield CPU to the server under pressure.
• Large speedups on idle servers, sidebar and thread loading, git status, checkpoints and run start, with far less memory use.
• Android EAS Simulator sessions for the device panel.

K-code features

• Oh My Pi: subagents, skills, /compact, a clean /context view, project suggestions, answering questions in place, steering a live turn, and updating itself from provider settings.
• Usage: Oh My Pi account limits feed the thread readout, group in their own pool, and account emails can stay revealed.
• Open in VS Code (Web) beside VS Code, toggleable per device.
• A configurable SSH host for remote editor links, and per-kind ACP instruction toggles.
• Cloudflare Access sign-in on the server (T3CODE_CLOUDFLARE_ACCESS_*) and local overlays for the ACP registry.
• Opt-in Vulkan rendering for the server browser (T3CODE_SERVER_BROWSER_GPU=vulkan).

Fixes

• Stop during a restart no longer leaves a thread stuck, and restarts respect a parent’s Stop.
• Held queues release agent and scheduled messages once a thread completes a run.
• Completion pushes show the run’s latest reply, and image-only messages show the image.
• Installing the t3 command from the desktop no longer reports its own launcher as another t3.

Full changelog: https://github.com/zt-hky/k-code/compare/v0.1.0...v0.1.6

v0.1.0 · 2026-10-31

First public release of K-code, a community fork of T3 Code.

Highlights

• New name, brand and installers: desktop apps for Linux, Windows and macOS, plus a headless server and CLI.
• Oh My Pi as a first-class provider, with sign-in, thinking levels including auto, skills and plan mode.
• Agent Hub: a live grid of running subagents, with a per-agent Stop where the provider supports it.

K-code features

• Agent Hub: no pane cap, responsive columns, a Live/All filter, maximize, and a project-wide running-agents page.
• Batch subagent tasks appear as one entry per task.
• Full transcript mode on web, desktop and mobile: a Settings toggle, a chat-header button, a command-palette entry and mod+alt+shift+e.
• Resume native Oh My Pi sessions with their real titles, across projects. Renames are written back to the session.
• Settings sync across every device connected to the same server.
• One-line installers: install.sh and install.ps1 on kcode.agentbox.io.vn.

Breaking or migration notes

• This is a fork with its own release channel. Installs of T3 Code are not updated by K-code and the reverse.

Full changelog: https://github.com/zt-hky/k-code/commits/v0.1.0

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