Goose

This release introduces significant new capabilities, including ML-based prompt injection detection and HTTP proxy support, alongside streaming support for the Google Gemini provider. Several fixes address issues with custom provider editing, KaTeX rendering, and stability within MCP Apps, ensuring a more robust user experience.

This release focuses primarily on stability and correctness within the MCP Apps environment. Key fixes include resolving duplicate rendering issues and preventing an infinite loop of tool-input notifications.

This release introduces significant new capabilities, including shell completion generation for multiple shells and support for the OpenAI Codex CLI provider. Key fixes address issues with code execution syntax, tool call streaming, and API key handling for Azure OpenAI. Users will also benefit from improved UX for tool calls and new caching support for Anthropic models.

This release introduces powerful new slash commands like /prompts and /compact, alongside the new Goose PR reviewer workflow and streaming support for OpenRouter & Xai. Numerous bug fixes address issues across code mode, Gemini integration, and session handling, while performance is improved by optimizing MCP queries during streaming.

This release introduces significant new capabilities, including platform extension support for code mode MCP tool calling and interactive MCP elicitation. Users will also benefit from streaming support for OpenAI responses and enhanced recipe management with search and filtering. Several bugs related to session loading, extension configuration, and platform stability have also been resolved.

This patch release primarily addresses a critical stability issue affecting Linux users. It resolves a crash in the goosed server caused by libssl errors, ensuring more reliable operation on Linux environments.

This release introduces significant new capabilities, including native terminal support, Goose remote access, and rendering math/science symbology via KaTeX. Numerous bug fixes address issues with provider configurations (Anthropic, Groq), session handling, and multi-tool calling. Improvements focus on updating major model APIs (Anthropic, Gemini) and enhancing credential loading for AWS Bedrock.

This release introduces significant new capabilities, including support for the Grok provider, MCP UI proxy improvements, and enabling WAL with commit transaction management. Several platform stability issues were addressed, including fixes for Windows path retrieval, Linux locking, and improved handling of authentication credentials.

This release introduces significant new capabilities, including support for the Mistral AI provider and a new macOS dock menu for easier access. Numerous bug fixes address issues like runaway subagent chains and incorrect session handling. Users will also benefit from performance improvements, better CLI consistency, and restored quick launcher functionality.

This release introduces significant new capabilities, including support for the Mistral AI provider and newer GitHub Copilot models. Key fixes address issues with token counting, recipe parsing, and empty context menus. Users should also note the restoration of the Quick launcher and the ability to cancel AI requests using Ctrl-C.

This release focuses on stability and performance improvements, notably by removing the external gsap dependency in the desktop UI and enhancing compatibility with the Gemini provider. Users will benefit from better session tracking via sessionId inclusion in permission requests and more reliable job execution through updated scheduler prompting.

This release introduces several new features, including system diagnostics tools, extension search, and a redesigned extension management system. Numerous bugs related to provider connections, crashes, and Windows CLI installation have been resolved. Users will also benefit from performance improvements like optimized Gemini provider reliability and better caching via stable system prompts.