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Stable3.17.9Edge3.18.0

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71 releases

November 2026

  1. 3.18.0Edge
    • Ansible-core 2.22 and later now run on a Python 3.13 runtime by default.
  2. 3.17.9Stable
    • Maintenance release.

October 2026

  1. 3.17.8
    • Maintenance release.
  2. 3.17.7
    • Browser sessions opened through the Playwright helpers now use the real window size instead of a fixed emulated viewport, and the helpers are refreshed.
  3. 3.17.6
    • The legal notice command now answers immediately, before any startup work begins.
  4. 3.17.4
    • A downloaded aidc update is applied the next time you run any aidc command, including aidc version, which then reports the newer release.
    • If the downloaded update cannot be applied, aidc prints a warning and still runs your command.
  6. 3.17.0
    • Upgrade shows one progress row per plugin.
    • A privileged package install no longer interleaves with prompts.
    • Maintenance release with updated shared components.
  7. 3.16.7
    • Supports complete Java patch and vendor-build versions when listing and installing Java.
    • Selects newer Java patches correctly for major-version requests, latest requests and installed-version selection.
    • Keeps exact Java patch and build requests distinct; an unavailable target fails instead of substituting another release.
  8. 3.16.6
    • Maintenance release with updated shared components.
  9. 3.16.5
    • Maintenance release with updated shared components.
  10. 3.16.4
    • New stable PHP patches can be installed from verified source when an earlier patch in the same minor line is supported.
    • Installing a new PHP patch from source requires its verification checks to pass; a new minor line or failed build does not fall back automatically.
  11. 3.16.2
    • Python source installations provide the unqualified pip command required by package installation and verification.
  12. 3.16.3
    • Maintenance release.

September 2026

  1. 3.16.1
    • Maintenance release.
  2. 3.16.0
    • New aidc legal command lists the copyright line and the third-party components built into aidc, with optional full notice texts or JSON and Markdown output.
    • Help and error messages use clearer credential wording.
  3. 3.15.4
    • More reliable credential renewal.
  4. 3.15.3
    • More reliable tool installation in workspaces on Windows.
    • Package installs no longer wait at interactive package prompts.
    • A failed package-list refresh while adding a tool's system packages no longer shows a warning.
    • Reinstalling a tool restores its missing system packages.
  5. 3.15.2
    • Maintenance release.
  6. 3.15.0
    • New installers for Grok, OpenCode, Pi, Cline, Aider, Kiro and Muse.
    • The name agent is reserved; Cursor and Grok users are pointed to cursor or grok.
  7. 3.15.1
    • Maintenance release.
  8. 3.14.10
    • Help describes MAIT_CHANNEL as the release server.
  10. 3.14.6
    • Mistral commands work right after installation.
    • Codex, Qwen and Kimi keep the settings shared from your computer.
  11. 3.14.5
    • Maintenance release.

August 2026

  1. 3.14.4
    • More reliable Playwright installation.
  3. 3.14.0
    • Progress display for prune and uninstall.
  5. 3.13.12
    • Python installs stop with a clear error when pip cannot be set up.
  6. 3.13.11
    • Security: the client certificate is never sent over plain HTTP.
  8. 3.13.5
    • AIDC_CREDENTIALS_PATH is honoured when signing in to the tool server.
  9. 3.13.4
    • Maintenance release.
  10. 3.13.3
    • aidc version shows the build commit.
    • Shorter doctor output.
  11. 3.13.2
    • Python versions without a prebuilt definition are built from verified source.
  12. 3.13.1
    • A progress indicator while checking the tool server.
  13. 3.13.0
    • Progress indicators for commands that used to run silently.
  14. 3.12.0
    • Faster installs: system packages are installed in one step.
  15. 3.11.2
    • Java installs the exact version you request.
  16. 3.11.0
    • The Antigravity installer replaces the Gemini one.
  18. 3.10.0
    • New installers for Kimi and Qwen.
    • Codex installation fixes.
  19. 3.10.1
    • Maintenance release.

July 2026

  2. 3.9.1
    • First tagged release in this history.
  3. Early development
    • Summary of early development since 2025-11-29, before tagged releases began.
    • Core CLI with native Rust plugins for Python, Ruby and PHP, replacing shim-based installs.
    • Package hub integration with local caching and a GitHub API fallback for version discovery.
    • Install and upgrade commands began checking for the right credentials and features before running.
    • Distro-aware dependency handling and parallel upgrades.