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.
v0.22.1: 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 …
v0.21.0: Profile-aware skill templating, Brainstorm: auto-apply, DAG navigation, and operation detail, and Cross-repo project registry
Wednesday, May 27, 2026 in Releases
v0.21.0 is a big one — a foundational refactor of how skills are authored and dispatched, the brainstorm TUI graduating from “experiment” to a real DAG-driven planning workflow, first-class cross-repo project plumbing, and a fresh …
v0.20.3: Linux install pages unified, Curl-first install, with native packages as the alternative, and A page on updating model lists
Wednesday, May 13, 2026 in Releases
v0.20.3 is mostly a documentation release — a big sweep across the website to make it easier to find what you need, install the framework the way you prefer, and discover features that have been there for a while but weren’t obvious. Linux …
v0.20.2: A redesigned home page, Native installs for every platform, and Code browser History screen no longer crashes
Sunday, May 10, 2026 in Releases
A polish-focused release. The website got a visual makeover, install instructions now match how you actually want to install software, and a couple of nasty bugs got squashed. A redesigned home page The website home page now leads with a split hero — …
v0.20.1 Release
Sunday, May 10, 2026 in Releases
A quick maintenance release. The nfpm GitHub Action we relied on for building Debian and RPM packages was deleted upstream, which broke our release pipeline. v0.20.1 swaps it for a direct Docker invocation of the same tool, so .deb and .rpm packages …
v0.20.0: Install via your distro's package manager, A dedicated syncer TUI, and Opt-in PyPy fast-path
Wednesday, May 06, 2026 in Releases
v0.20.0 is a big one — a brand new sync TUI, package-manager installs across four ecosystems, an opt-in PyPy fast-path that makes the long-running TUIs noticeably snappier, and a wave of polish across brainstorm. Install via your distro’s …
v0.19.2: Python wrappers that actually stay inside the venv, Warnings before you build on stale main, and Source-tree setup gets the starter tmux config too
Wednesday, April 29, 2026 in Releases
v0.19.2 is a reliability-focused release for the everyday setup and release workflows. It fixes a few sharp edges around Python environments, tmux setup, macOS docs, and stale task data during changelog generation. Python wrappers that actually stay …
v0.19.1: Releases and changelogs no longer miss remote tasks, and macOS test suite is back at parity with Linux
Tuesday, April 28, 2026 in Releases
v0.19.1 is a quick follow-up to v0.19.0 with two reliability fixes you’ll appreciate if you contribute to aitasks itself or develop on macOS. Releases and changelogs no longer miss remote tasks If you cut a release while local main was a few …