v0.16.1: Claude Opus 4.7 is now the default, Fuzzy file search in the codebrowser, and Structured brainstorming
v0.16.1 ships with Claude Opus 4.7 as the new default and a pile of codebrowser TUI upgrades. Structured brainstorming lands too — you can now zoom brainstorm operations in on individual sections of a plan.
Claude Opus 4.7 is now the default
Opus 4.7 is registered in two variants — standard and 1M context — and the 1M variant is the new default for pick, explore, and all brainstorm ops. If you want the standard variant or need to swap models later, the new aitask-add-model skill registers models and promotes them to defaults with a single command, including dry-run diffs so you can see exactly what it will change.
Fuzzy file search in the codebrowser
The codebrowser gets a proper fuzzy file search box — just start typing part of a filename and it scores matches with a recursive multi-alignment algorithm borrowed from toad. No more hunting through the file tree.
Structured brainstorming
Brainstorm plans and proposals now carry structured section markers, and the brainstorm TUI wizard has a new step that lets you pick which sections to explore, compare, detail, or patch. You can refine one part of a design without re-running the whole agent over the entire document.
Codebrowser polish
Lots of small-but-nice codebrowser improvements: c copies the current file path, w toggles word wrap, R refreshes the file tree against the current tracked-file set, and the n shortcut (create task from selection) now works even with no file selected. Launching ait create from the board, codebrowser, or TUI switcher also spawns a minimonitor companion pane next to the new window automatically.
Killable brainstorm sessions
The brainstorm TUI finally grows a “Delete” operation with a double-confirmation modal. Stale sessions are no longer permanent.
Full changelog: v0.16.1 on GitHub