Changelog

0.10.0

Better Docs Management, Staged Rollouts

Docs

The main addition in this update is better docs support. This means you can add and remove docs and inspect the urls that are actually being used for each doc you have uploaded. You'll also be able to see what webpages end up being shown to GPT-4 to provide you an answer.

You can also paste a url into the chat and the model will automatically include it in the context being used. Teams can also share private docs.

Staged Rollouts

Following this update, future updates should come as staged rollouts. This will mean greater guarantees of stability and more frequent updates.

Long files in chat

We continued to improve the experience of chatting with large files. If you @ multiple files that are too large to fit in GPT-4's context window, we'll intelligently pick the most relevant chunks of code to show to show the model.

Bug fixes:

  • Copy Paste chat text form Jupyter
  • Some chat focus issues
  • UI tweaks
  • Better state management - prevents crashes from editor using too much memory

0.10.1

Styling

Updated some css!

0.9.9-nightly

@definitions in cmd+k

Also fixes a few cmd+k bugs, as well as introduces new cmd+k bugs! Please report all cmd+k bugs you find to us in the Discord channel.

0.9.8-nightly

New AI Project

We release an improved New AI Project feature to nightly users. This is a more robust chain and cleaner UX for producing a project end-to-end.

It still struggles with coherently producing large complex projects, but produces much better first drafts than previously

0.9.5

Hotfix for indexing

Fixes a bug with indexing if you had turned off indexing by default.