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.
v0.21.0: 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 …
v0.19.0: A modern Python venv that installs itself, `ait setup` on a fresh clone, polished end-to-end, Brainstorm: fewer crashes, and more visibility
Tuesday, April 28, 2026 in Releases
v0.19.0 is mostly an infrastructure release — the Python venv story, ait setup on a fresh clone, and brainstorm stability all got a lot of attention. There’s also a new audit-wrappers skill that closes a recurring drift class. A modern Python …
v0.18.3: Brainstorm agents run interactive by default, Brainstorm sessions that don't get stuck, and MissedHeartbeat is gone (and that means a small migration)
Monday, April 27, 2026 in Releases
v0.18.3 is mostly a brainstorm release — the TUI got a lot more transparent and a lot more resilient when things flake out. The agent-crew state machine also took a small but breaking turn. Brainstorm agents run interactive by default Every …
v0.18.2: Multi-session stats in the TUI, Monitor and minimonitor handle cross-session agents correctly, and Agent crews that recover instead of erroring out
Sunday, April 26, 2026 in Releases
v0.18.2 is mostly a polish release for multi-session — stats picks up every session you’ve got, and the monitor finally stops mixing up which project a foreign-session agent belongs to. Agent crews and brainstorm sessions also got a lot more …