Changelog

DevSwarm 2.1.4 improves agent session recovery and brings Jira into the command line.

• GitHub Copilot sessions can now continue and recover after an interruption
• New devswarm jira commands bring Jira into the CLI
• Redeem a free-trial code without entering a card
• Background git fetch keeps workspace status fresh

DevSwarm 2.1.3 overhauls the workspace sidebar and adds a keyboard shortcuts overlay, with faster ways to resume and shut down work.

• New keyboard shortcuts overlay backed by a central shortcut registry
• The sidebar distinguishes running from dormant workspaces, with quick-resume
• Shut down a workspace from its context menu to stop all of its processes
• Press Enter to resume a selected dormant workspace
• Git actions are now available from the sidebar context menu
• Simpler onboarding when you are starting with no repositories

DevSwarm 2.1.2 is a focused fix release for sidebar tooltips and editor keybindings.

• Overhauled sidebar tooltips with full workspace names and boundary-aware placement
• Fixed Cmd+W interfering with recording VS Code keybindings
• Fixed an IDE cache refresh that could wipe your custom keybindings

DevSwarm 2.1.1 adds inline workspace renaming and fixes several workspace startup issues.

• Rename a workspace inline by double-clicking or from its context menu
• Fixed corrupted agent settings that could break terminal startup
• Fixed workspace resume failing in packaged builds

DevSwarm 2.1.0 introduces a redesigned hierarchy sidebar and the DevSwarm CLI, bringing drag-and-drop organization and command-line control over workspaces.

• Redesigned hierarchy sidebar with drag-and-drop, pinned workspaces, filters, and PR and CI status
• New DevSwarm CLI with merge commands, workspace messaging, and health checks
• Archiving a parent workspace cascades to its children, with an archived tree view
• Create a workspace from an existing remote branch via the CLI
• Promo code support for subscriptions and trials
• Project MCP servers are now trusted automatically