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Read straight from the published GitHub releases. New versions appear here on their own, with no edit to this site.

Added

  • Connect Grok Build and Kimi Code accounts through their official sign-in flows, with International and Mainland China regions for Kimi.
  • Connect GLM (Z.AI and Zhipu AI), Kimi For Coding, MiniMax international and mainland China, GitHub Copilot, and GitLab Duo coding plans from Accounts through the installed OpenCode CLI.
  • Provider tools shows installed and latest versions for Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode, Grok, and Kimi, with Update all and an optional automatic update check every six hours.
  • The desktop's remote bridge streams chat, tool activity, diffs, git progress, and terminals to the DJL iPhone app with lower latency and reports when the Mac is offline.

Fixed

  • The desktop window no longer opens blank when a remote font stylesheet stalls. Fonts are bundled, and the window appears once the app has rendered.

Changed

  • DJL now uses your separately installed OpenCode CLI for login, model discovery, and chat instead of a bundled copy. Existing conversations migrate on first resume, and copying older DJL-only logins to OpenCode is an explicit action in Accounts.
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Added

  • Added dedicated China download choices for the matching macOS and Windows installers.
  • Added anonymous website visit, download, and first-launch counts without collecting user content.

Fixed

  • Prevented incomplete Hong Kong mirror uploads from advancing the stable desktop update feed.

Changed

  • Desktop updates now prefer the Hong Kong Alibaba OSS mirror and retry through GitHub for eligible network and download failures.
  • Stable releases now publish immutable installer files and checksums to the Hong Kong mirror before advancing updater metadata.
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Added

  • Windows installers are now Authenticode signed and RFC 3161 timestamped by Anthony Su through Microsoft Artifact Signing.

Changed

  • GitHub Actions now authenticates to Azure with secretless OIDC and stops the release if the Windows signer or timestamp is invalid.
  • Download, security, and release guidance now identifies signed Windows installers as the required production policy.
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Added

  • Added guided first-run setup and multilingual recommendations for choosing between local and API models.
  • Added a grounded local-model workflow that connects visible tools, project memory, and preparation state before changes are proposed.

Fixed

  • Improved tool selection and tool-call recovery across local and hosted models, including DeepSeek text-form tool calls and web research.
  • Fixed streamed assistant responses so partial text remains complete and correctly ordered while a turn is running.
  • Hid desktop update and task-panel controls when those actions are unavailable.

Changed

  • Made switching providers and models clearer in the composer and settings, with stronger guidance for model capabilities and tradeoffs.
  • Improved local-model runtime lifecycle handling and grounded-work reliability.
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Added

  • Added a replayable first-run tutorial for Work, Projects, local AI, and Settings.
  • Added one-click local AI setup by purpose—General, Documents, Reasoning, or Coding—with hardware-aware recommendations, readiness checks, and automatic fallback to a safer model in the same category.
  • Added Get Started, Guide, and Changelog pages to the DJL website with release-aware desktop downloads.

Fixed

  • Fixed local AI hardware detection on Windows and translated Apple Silicon builds so model recommendations use the host CPU, GPU memory, system memory, and disk capacity more reliably.
  • Fixed local AI setup continuity when a recommended model cannot load, including reuse of the active setup while DJL downloads the fallback model.
  • Fixed AI detector cache invalidation so updated calibration and model-output settings cannot reuse stale analysis results.
  • Fixed the desktop updater’s recovery path when version context is missing or a previous update action failed.

Changed

  • Kept the desktop update control available as a consistent place to check, download, and install new DJL versions.
  • Expanded AI detector evaluation coverage, metrics, and model-license evidence across English and Chinese benchmark sources.
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Added

  • Added streamlined local-model setup with hardware-aware recommendations, measured generation speed, and installed-model management for Ollama and LM Studio.
  • Added a sidebar update indicator when a new DJL desktop version is ready.
  • Added verifiable build provenance for desktop installers.

Fixed

  • Fixed local-model capability routing so chat-only models receive no work tools while capable models continue through the OpenCode tool harness.
  • Fixed LM Studio context handling to respect each loaded model's effective context window, and stopped overriding Ollama's own context default.
  • Fixed local runtime discovery, startup, provider labels, and model inventory synchronization.
  • Fixed duplicate document conversions that could start concurrently while resuming work after a restart.
  • Fixed desktop release validation to enforce the current 13-asset public release contract in required CI.

Changed

  • Simplified local-model installation to one recommended action, with additional models and runtimes available under advanced choices.
  • Updated desktop download and release automation to advertise the current published version and validate native bundles consistently across CI and release builds.
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First public release of the DJL desktop app.

DJL is a local-first desktop workspace for coding agents. It brings chats, terminals, browser previews, diffs, Git operations, provider sessions, and task handoffs into one focused application.

Highlights

  • Use your existing Codex, Claude Code, Gemini, OpenCode, Cursor, Grok, Kilo Code, and Pi accounts.
  • Run parallel tasks across projects and isolated Git worktrees.
  • Keep conversations, terminals, browser previews, diffs, and agent activity side by side.
  • Review changes and complete branch, commit, push, and pull-request workflows in place.
  • Pair the optional DJL iPhone app with the desktop over an end-to-end encrypted remote channel.
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