v0.1.50 added Cursor as a first-class provider and Git cloning
The biggest release yet. Cursor Agent joins Claude and Codex as a fully supported provider, you can clone any Git repo straight into a new workspace, and provider and model management got a dedicated home with live usage for Codex and Cursor.
Cursor Agent support: Cursor is now a first-class coding provider alongside Claude and Codex — install cursor-agent, sign in, and pick Cursor models right in the composer, with permission modes and Aiola's MCP tools wired in automatically.
Clone from a Git repo: Clone GitHub, GitLab, or any Git URL into a new workspace from the Open screen, or sign in to the gh CLI and clone your own repos in one click.
Providers settings page: Enable or disable whole providers, hide models you never use, reorder the picker, and see each provider's auth status and plan in one place.
Live Codex and Cursor usage: Rate-limit and credit status read live from each provider instead of stale local snapshots.
Terminal cleanup: Closing a terminal kills its whole process tree, so a dev server you started inside it no longer lingers holding a port.
Real dev servers only: The Local panel ignores the random high ports the OS hands out to internal helpers and lists only real dev servers.
Layout persists across navigation: Open files, the active tab, and the diff viewer's tree and view mode survive switching workspaces or visiting the central dashboard.
Friendlier CLI updates: A Later button to defer an update, and no more restarts forced on you mid-task.
Drag-and-drop fixes: Dropping a file onto chat or a terminal no longer attaches it twice or spawns a stray image tile.
Sturdier git staging: Staging retries on transient index.lock contention instead of failing outright.