Changelog

What's new

Every release, in order. Follow along as the swarm grows up.

  1. v0.4.0

    Project Map, merge queue & subscriptions

    The command center is now the Product Map — and the swarm ships through a smarter pipeline.

    • Project Map — shipped PRs, in-flight threads, and proposed plans across every product area, with one-click Build on plans that are ready.
    • Merge queue — groups open PRs by file overlap so unrelated work lands in parallel; auto-merge only after you arm it.
    • Living plans — versioned plan documents with staleness checks as main moves; no Ask/Plan/Agent mode picker — the lead agent self-assesses complexity.
    • Subscriptions — Free / Pro / Pro+ / Ultra with included agent usage and sandbox hours; pay-as-you-go and spend caps on paid plans.
    • Model lineup — Claude Fable 5, Opus 4.8, Sonnet 5, GLM 5.2, Grok 4.5, and GPT-5.6 Sol / Terra / Luna.
    • GitHub App auth — sign in, then choose which repos the app can access.
    • Guided onboarding — first-run flow for importing a repo or starting fresh; projects can exist before a repo is connected.
    • Shareable links — thread and document URLs get proper social previews when shared.
  2. v0.3.0

    Branch graph & Commit Thread

    Reviewing and shipping agent work is now first-class.

    • SVG branch graph in the Git tab — every thread and automation gets its own lane, with clickable commits that open an inline diff.
    • Commit Thread — merge a thread into a feature branch and open a pull request with an LLM-drafted title and body.
    • View in IDE — fetch any agent's branch locally and review it in your editor's native diff.
    • Post-merge banner now surfaces CI checks and PR status.
  3. v0.2.0

    Structured memory & automations

    Agents got a memory and a way to react to events.

    • Knowledge base — a materialized store of architecture, conventions, and decisions, written and kept current by background agents.
    • Automatic context — agents load the project knowledge a task needs instead of you pasting it into every new chat.
    • Configurable automations — trigger post-processing agents on tool calls, events, or a schedule, with per-project enable/disable and prompt overrides.
    • Streaming clone progress during project setup.
  4. v0.1.0

    Private beta

    The first public cut of darting.dev.

    • Chat with a persistent lead agent that builds, plans, and delegates.
    • Isolated E2B sandboxes for every thread, branched from main.
    • Multiple threads per project, each on its own git branch.
    • Real-time streaming over WebSocket with crash recovery.
    • Unified New Project dialog: Git URL, start fresh, or empty repo.