Changelog
Shipped & shipping
Version history and what's next on the roadmap.
Shipped
v6.2.5 Latest 2026
- Six providers — the built-in Default connection (no API key) joins OpenRouter, FreeModel Claude, FreeModel Codex, AeroLink, and local Ollama as a first-class, fully separated provider
- Works out of the box — a fresh install ships on Default and can chat immediately, no key or signup
- Assist Mode — unified AI + computer control: filesystem, terminal, git, browser, keyboard, mouse, windows, vision, OCR, and desktop automation
- Code Mode — workspace-aware coding with persistent
.seedcodeproject memory, an incremental index, and/codemode on|off|status - Credential isolation — every provider keeps its own key slot; the built-in credential is never copied into another provider's configuration
- Terminal control — live streaming output, stderr capture, exit codes, bounded timeouts, and process-tree cancellation
- Installer-based distribution — official one-line IRM installers for Windows and Linux with SHA256 verification;
seedcode --versionprints a machine-parseable line
v6.2.0 2026
- Code Mode introduced — workspace-aware agent sessions with project memory and incremental indexing
- Unified permission system — read_only / workspace / desktop / full_system levels with per-action confirmation
- Live terminal output streaming and process-tree cancellation
v1.0.0 2026
- The original Seed Code CLI launch — interactive terminal experience with streaming responses
- Provider support — OpenRouter, AeroLink, and local Ollama
- Themes — Seed Green, Forest, Ocean, Dusk, Ember, Monochrome
Upcoming
Plugins Planned
Extend Seed Code with community-built commands and renderers.
MCP Planned
Model Context Protocol support for tools and external context.
Voice Planned
Talk to your terminal — dictate prompts and hear responses.
Memory Planned
Long-term, local-first memory that persists across sessions.
Desktop App Planned
The Seed Code experience in a native desktop shell.
Help shape the roadmap.
Feature requests and bug reports are always welcome on GitHub.