Changelog

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

DevSwarm 2.0.4 adds promo code support for subscriptions and trials, with a fix for ads on window focus.

• Promo code support for subscriptions and free trials
• Fixed free trials failing to start when no billing profile existed yet
• Fixed multiple ads appearing when returning focus to the app

DevSwarm 2.0.3 adds sidebar context menus and verifies your AI agent is installed before a workspace starts.

• Right-click context menu for workspace sidebar items
• Middle-click to archive or delete a workspace
• Workspaces now verify the AI agent is installed before starting or resuming
• Sidebar repository groups remember their collapsed state across restarts
• Fixed keyboard shortcuts not working in Review mode
• Fixed the Codex agent command not auto-running on Windows

DevSwarm 2.0.2 introduces the Prompt Editor and smooths out workspace creation.

• New Prompt Editor in the editor layout, with a floating toggle and a Cmd+E shortcut
• Branch names auto-format as you type when creating a workspace
• Your AI agent preference now persists across sessions
• The New Agent button gains a tooltip and a Ctrl+Alt+T shortcut
• Fixed a Windows crash caused by leftover editor server processes

DevSwarm 2.0.1 is a reliability release focused on terminal focus and Windows stability.

• Focus returns to the terminal after you navigate away and back
• Fixed Windows terminals becoming unresponsive after sleep and wake
• Fixed resuming a workspace when your shell is Git Bash on Windows
• Fixed setup commands appearing in terminal output on Windows
• Fixed pull request data mixing between repositories
• Ads no longer steal focus from other applications