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Agentkith v1.3.0 improves the developer workflow around reusable agent prompts, node-level quick actions, and automation surfaces.

What's new

• Added editable Agent Actions for prompt templates that appear near LLM node quick actions.
• Added LLM node footer quick actions so prompt-driven follow-up work stays close to the node input flow.
• Added automation workflow UI improvements with clearer empty states and panel alignment.

Improvements

• Refined Agent Actions and LLM Personas modal layouts for stronger editor ergonomics.
• Improved design guidance through an Agentkith UI polish skill for future renderer cleanup work.

Notes

• This is a macOS Apple Silicon release. Linux and Windows artifacts are not part of this publish unless built separately.

Agentkith v1.2.1 is a reliability release for the desktop app, focused on making project orchestration, Decree-aware workflows, and packaged connector behavior steadier in day-to-day use.

Improvements

• Decree-dependent UI now handles unavailable project capabilities more cleanly instead of surfacing actions that cannot run.
• App-action orchestration has been tightened so cockpit sessions get clearer tool context and broader project, git, canvas, and kanban actions.
• Project activity and modal flows received polish around manual canvas work, dialog layering, row actions, and diagnostics.

Fixes

• Packaged connector sessions now use the app-declared MCP configuration and headless helper path more consistently.
• Checkpoint activity and session-change refresh behavior were hardened to avoid stale or missing project activity updates.
• Several release and CI guardrails were improved so future builds catch drift, import-boundary regressions, and packaging issues earlier.

Download

• macOS Apple Silicon build is available from the Agentkith downloads page.

Added

• Website traffic attribution and paid-subscription activation analytics.
• An analytics dashboard launchpad in entitlement admin for quick access to PostHog dashboards and attribution docs.
• Linux .deb download publishing alongside the existing AppImage release path.

Release

• macOS arm64 production build is signed, notarized, and published to the Agentkith download feed.

Agentkith v1.0.2 is a release-packaging fix that makes the multi-platform desktop release channel safer.

Fixes

• Linux and Windows release automation now uses each platform's own update feed and desktop release-policy endpoint instead of inheriting macOS defaults.
• The website download manifest now points latest macOS and Linux downloads at the v1.0.2 artifacts.

Downloads

• macOS Apple Silicon: available now.
• Linux x64 AppImage: available now.

Known limitations

• Windows v1.0.2 is not published yet because the Windows release host is currently unreachable. The downloads page shows Windows as pending until that artifact is built and uploaded.

Agentkith is now generally available for macOS — our first stable public release.

What's new

• First stable, signed and notarized public build for macOS (Apple Silicon).
• The public download is live — no preview access required.

Download

macOS (Apple Silicon, M1 or newer): https://agentkith.dev/downloads

Known limitations

• macOS on Apple Silicon only for now.

Agent resource discovery is now a first-class part of the desktop workflow.

What's new

• Added dedicated Codex and Claude Code resource panels in the project dashboard.
• Grouped discovered resources by content type, including local instructions, global instructions, skills, hooks, and config.
• Project-backed resources now open through the existing editor and file-reveal flow instead of a separate read-only surface.

Improvements

• Resource browsing now uses the same tree-row visual language as the project file explorer.
• Folder groups can be expanded and collapsed directly inside the dashboard resource panel.
• Dashboard resource UI was split into focused widget components to keep the workbench surface maintainable.

Fixes

• Fixed non-interactive folder disclosure rows in the agent resource tree.

Known limitations

• Global resources that do not belong to the current repo still open as read-only tabs and do not appear in the file explorer.

A small follow-up to the initial preview — community plumbing improvements.

What's new

Public RSS feed for releases

• New feed at agentkith.dev/changelog/rss.xml
• Auto-discovered by RSS readers from any page on the site
• Full release notes inline, deep-link anchors per release
• Cached at the edge for fast reads

Community channels

• Discord posts in #announcements on every release
• All release notes authored once on GitHub Releases and broadcast everywhere

No changes to the app

The desktop app is unchanged from v0.1.0. Continue using your current build.

Getting access

• Waitlist: agentkith.dev
• Community: Discord
• Walkthroughs: YouTube

The first cut of Agentkith — a local-first desktop workspace for project-scoped AI coding.

This is the initial private preview. Access is rolling out to waitlist members. To get in, join the waitlist at agentkith.dev or say hi in Discord.

What's in this release

Project workspace

• Register local repositories and switch between projects
• Scoped file browser, planning kanban, and project handoff
• Per-project session history and discovery

Visual AI canvas

• Files, folders, notes, screenshots, and YouTube links as canvas nodes
• Start AI sessions directly from canvas selections
• Context built once, reused everywhere

Provider-native AI sessions

• Claude Code and Codex CLI terminal tabs
• Provider-native resume across restarts
• Transcript viewer + session discovery

Blueprints and personas

• Save reusable workflow templates
• Local marketplace of personas (system prompts + context)

Git worktree management

• Discover and group worktrees per project
• Bind sessions to a specific worktree
• Optional setup scripts

Phone cockpit (preview)

• Pair a phone to your desktop, trigger sessions remotely

Platform

• macOS (Apple Silicon)
• Windows and Linux are on the roadmap

Getting access

• Waitlist: agentkith.dev
• Community: Discord
• Walkthroughs: YouTube