Changelog
What's new in Fredrin
The complete history of features, improvements, and fixes — newest first, organized by release.
- v0.1.5
Tokens in view, plans into build
See exactly what each ticket costs, move from plan to build in one tap, and keep your chat history through a merge.
Added- Token usage is visible everywhere — on each ticket card, as a running total in the board toolbar, and split into read vs. output so you can see exactly where your spend goes.
- A new Agents section in the Context tab, the app version shown in the corner, and a remappable shortcut for toggling the chat.
Improved- Plans flow straight into building: a Build button takes your plan into the composer with your first message prefilled, and a Plan-ready badge shows at a glance which tickets are good to go.
- Ticket cards surface the right next action — pull-request buttons when a ticket already has a PR, and a Complete button on Review and Blocked cards.
Fixed- Your chat and terminal history stays visible after you merge a ticket's PR, instead of the panel going black.
- Replying to a ticket that's already in Review wakes the agent back up instead of dropping your message.
- Squashed a terminal crash when dragging with the mouse, a duplicate question in the plan grill, and empty projects being created before you pick a folder.
- v0.1.4
Keep many tickets moving
Stay on top of every ticket without watching it — workflows advance themselves, a bell tells you what changed, and your context stays organized as it grows.
Added- A header notification bell surfaces the moments that matter — a ticket finishing, failing, or needing your eyes — so you can run many at once and only step in when it counts.
- Spin up a ticket straight from the context chat with the /ticket slash command, without leaving the conversation.
- Notes now live in a nested folder tree, so a growing pile of Project Context stays browsable instead of a flat list.
Improved- Workflows advance on their own by default: steps move forward automatically instead of waiting for a manual nudge at every stage.
- A single toggle reveals every active terminal at once, so you can scan all the work in flight from one place.
Fixed- Workflow failures now surface as real errors instead of passing silently, so a broken finish step can't slip by unnoticed.
- v0.1.3
Parallel by default
Run many tickets at once without losing the thread — live terminals, reviewable plans, and a board that keeps up.
Added- Live terminal streaming for every ticket's agent session, so you can watch work happen in real time.
- Reviewable plans: the planning step now produces a plan you can read and approve before any code is written.
Improved- The board now reflects live agent activity on each ticket card.
Fixed- Plans are saved reliably via stdin instead of being dropped on large inputs.
- v0.1.2
Worktrees that just work
Every ticket gets an isolated branch and worktree, set up for you — no more babysitting one terminal.
Added- Automatic git worktree + branch per ticket, so parallel work never collides.
Improved- Worktree environment setup copies your .env and installs dependencies automatically.
Fixed- Token usage now persists cumulatively per ticket instead of resetting each turn.
- v0.1.1
Context lives in the repo
Project Context is canonical in your files — Fredrin mirrors it, never owns it.
Added- Project Context files (CONTEXT.md, ADRs) are read directly from the worktree.
Improved- ADR groups collapse by default to keep the context panel scannable.
Fixed- Chat history is preserved when reopening completed tickets.
- v0.1.0
Fredrin, first light
The first cut of a kanban board built for running many AI coding tickets in parallel.
Added- Kanban board with backlog, planning, building, review, and completed columns.
- One branch, one worktree, one agent session per ticket.
Improved- Magic-link sign-in provisions a personal workspace automatically.
Fixed- Default statuses and an Untitled project are created on first sign-in.