v0.20.2: A redesigned home page, Native installs for every platform, and Code browser History screen no longer crashes
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 — clear pitch on the left, a screenshot of the Board on the right — and gets straight to the point. Below that, a new “Take the tour” mosaic shows off the suite of TUIs (Board, Code Browser, Monitor, Settings, Stats) at a glance, with each tile linking through to the relevant docs. The top feature cards are clickable too, so you can jump straight into the part of the framework that interests you.
Native installs for every platform
If you’re on macOS, you can brew install beyondeye/aitasks/aitasks. On Arch, grab it from the AUR. On Debian/Ubuntu, install the .deb; on Fedora/Rocky/Alma, install the .rpm. The curl-based installer is still there as a fallback (and remains the recommended path on Ubuntu 20.04 / Debian 11 where Python is older), but it’s no longer the only option. Each platform has its own install page now, and there’s a maintainer-facing reference doc tracking what’s stable, what’s in progress, and what’s next on the packaging roadmap.
Code browser History screen no longer crashes
If you opened the Code Browser History screen from a cold start, it would crash with a NoMatches error before showing anything. Now it doesn’t — the screen waits for its panes to mount before trying to populate them.
Full changelog: v0.20.2 on GitHub