v0.28.0: Report a bug from Discord, get back a ready-to-work task, Store and share artifacts with your team, Slack, and not just Discord

v0.28.0 is a big one — a whole new way to file bugs from chat, team-wide artifact sharing, Slack support, and zero-config remote access for the mobile companion.

v0.28.0 is a big one — a whole new way to file bugs from chat, team-wide artifact sharing, Slack support, and zero-config remote access for the mobile companion.

Report a bug from Discord, get back a ready-to-work task

Drop a bug report in Discord and a sandboxed agent takes it from there: it explores your codebase, asks you clarifying questions right in the thread, and files a structured task when it has what it needs. The agent runs in an isolated Docker container, and you watch the whole thing from the new ait chatlink status screen.

Store and share artifacts with your team

The new ait artifact CLI gives you first-class artifacts with stable handles, full version history, and pluggable storage backends. Point it at a shared directory and your whole team resolves the same handles — no more passing build outputs around by hand.

Slack, not just Discord

Chat-driven workflows now run on Slack too, via a new Socket Mode adapter. Everything you could do from Discord now works from your Slack workspace.

Reach your workspace from anywhere

ait applink --auto-tunnel spins up a Cloudflare Quick Tunnel for you automatically, so your phone can reach the workspace from outside the LAN with zero manual tunnel wrangling. And if you’re on a mesh VPN or an unusual network, the new --advertise-* flags let you tell the pairing QR exactly what endpoint to hand out.



Full changelog: v0.28.0 on GitHub

Last modified July 10, 2026: ait: Bump version to 0.28.0 (f43f3334c)