Releases
What’s new in aitasks? Each release post highlights the most notable changes in plain language. For full technical details, check the linked GitHub release notes.
v0.27.0: Attach files to your tasks, Quality gates that actually run, and Teach it a new skill
Friday, July 03, 2026 in Releases
v0.27.0 is a big one — task attachments, a real quality-gate framework, and a way to teach the tool new skills all landed in the same release. Attach files to your tasks You can now attach files to any task with the new ait attach command. …
v0.26.1: Spin Up an Agent, No Task Required, and Upgrades That Survive GitHub Rate Limits
Thursday, June 25, 2026 in Releases
A small but handy maintenance release that smooths out two rough edges. Spin Up an Agent, No Task Required Sometimes you just want a code agent in front of you without ceremony. Hit e in the TUI switcher and you get a fresh agent window with nothing …
v0.26.0: Gate orchestration, end to end, Your terminals, on your phone, and Project groups
Wednesday, June 24, 2026 in Releases
v0.26.0 is a big one — it lands a full gate-driven verification system, brings the mobile companion’s live-terminal data plane online, and adds project groups plus a bunch of brainstorm TUI polish. Gate orchestration, end to end Tasks now run …
v0.25.0: Task gates that actually drive the workflow, Your phone can now talk to your workspace, and Meet the shadow companion
Monday, June 15, 2026 in Releases
v0.25.0 is a big one — it lands a whole task-gating system, opens the door to the mobile companion app, and introduces an advisory “shadow” agent that watches over your coding agents. Task gates that actually drive the workflow Tasks can …
v0.24.0: See your proposal while you work, Your tmux sessions stop dying, and Smarter module decomposition
Friday, June 12, 2026 in Releases
v0.24.0 is a big one — 49 tasks landed, headlined by a ground-up tmux gateway, a much nicer brainstorm experience, and some quality-of-life wins for keyboard-driven workflows. See your proposal while you work The brainstorm TUI now shows the relevant …
v0.23.1: Installs that just re-run cleanly, and Less untracked clutter from generated skills
Thursday, June 04, 2026 in Releases
v0.23.1 is a small housekeeping release that smooths out installs and setup. Installs that just re-run cleanly Running the installer again won’t trip over itself anymore. If the global ait shim is already in place, setup quietly moves on …
v0.23.0: Brainstorm module decomposition, Risk evaluation in planning, Cross-repo planning, and straight from explore
Wednesday, June 03, 2026 in Releases
v0.23.0 is a big one — two major new capabilities land, plus a pile of macOS/portability fixes and UI polish. Brainstorm module decomposition You can now split a brainstorm design into independent module subgraphs and work each one on its own track. …
v0.22.1: Track risk on your tasks, Risk evaluation, and when you want it
Monday, June 01, 2026 in Releases
A focused follow-up to v0.22.0’s cross-repo release, this one is all about risk-awareness in your task workflow. Track risk on your tasks Tasks can now carry a risk level (high/medium/low) plus a list of risk_mitigation_tasks. Set them straight …
v0.22.0: Tasks that span multiple repos, Make every shortcut your own, and Manual verification that runs itself
Sunday, May 31, 2026 in Releases
v0.22.0 is a big one — cross-repo dependencies, fully customizable keyboard shortcuts, autonomous manual verification, and Opus 4.8 as the new default. Tasks that span multiple repos You can now wire up dependencies between aitasks projects, not just …
v0.21.1: Choose-sibling picker in monitor, Brainstorm retry-apply actually retries, and Release-post YAML hardening
Wednesday, May 27, 2026 in Releases
v0.21.1 is a small patch — a couple of brainstorm/monitor papercuts and a fix for the v0.21.0 release-post pipeline so the next blog post doesn’t break. Choose-sibling picker in monitor The monitor TUI’s next-task dialog now lets you pick …