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F1 follows semantic versioning for all releases. Each entry below documents what changed, was added, or was fixed in that version. The most recent release is listed first.

[2.0.1] — 2026-07-02

Add: Mode /plan & /usageIntroduces two new slash-command modes accessible from the CLI Hub:
  • /plan — structured planning mode for breaking down tasks before execution
  • /usage — view token and session usage data for the active agent
Fix: Implement Smart + SkillsThe Smart + Skills feature is now fully operational. Flipping the Smart + Skills toggle in the launcher builds a lightweight code-graph of your project and pre-loads it into the agent’s context on launch — so the agent starts already oriented and replies “I am ready for work ✅” without manual context-pasting. Powered by My Memory: a pure-TypeScript engine that writes a structural .f1/ project map and keeps each CLI’s instruction file (AGENTS.md / CLAUDE.md) pointed at it. Scratch files are cleaned up automatically once the agent is primed.
Fix: data, world correctionsNew:
  • Added new Skill entry
  • Added cerebrito agent/integration
New: Keymaps reference added to README.mdThe full keyboard shortcut reference table — covering all global, CLI Hub, and My Skills panel shortcuts for macOS, Windows, and Linux — is now documented in the project README.
Add: l10n runtime localization bundlesBetter:
  • Improved README with clearer feature descriptions and getting-started instructions
  • Added Alt+CapsLock shortcut handling
  • Flame confirmation dialog for destructive skill actions
  • Added ARCHITECTURE.md to the repository documenting the webview/host split, build pipeline, and the three core features

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🎉 Initial Release

The first public release of F1, turning VS Code into a unified hub for AI coding CLIs. All core features ship in this version:CLI Hub
  • 9 built-in agents: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, OpenCode, Antigravity, Kiro, Kilo Code, Grok — plus a Custom CLI launcher for any command
  • Embedded xterm.js terminals per agent, with fuzzy-search launcher
  • Press F1 from anywhere in VS Code to jump straight to the panel
Built-in Tools
  • Prompt (Shift+F1) — rich composer with @-file mentions, image paste, skill chips, live spell-marking, and source→English translation before sending
  • Translator (Shift+F2) — translate any terminal selection inline
  • Status / Use (Shift+F3) — per-CLI usage and status view
  • Keymaps (Shift+F4) — in-panel keyboard shortcut reference
  • Commands (Alt+F1) — searchable, per-CLI slash-command palette
Slash-Commands Palette
  • Per-CLI / command browser at Alt+F1, with search and one-click send
Skills Marketplace
  • Install skills from All-time, Trending (24h), 🔥 Flame, and Official sources
  • Create new skills with guided generators for AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, and DESIGN.md
  • Fast templates organized by category
  • Manage local and saved skills per workspace
My Memory
  • Committed .f1/ project map (map.json) and symbol graph (graph.json)
  • Per-workspace toggle, persisted in workspaceState
  • Git tree-SHA staleness detection (brain button: blue · stale · red = broken)
  • Scratch files cleaned up automatically after agent priming
Prompt Composer
  • 5-language source picker: English, Spanish, Chinese, Portuguese, Russian
  • Auto-translate to English before sending
  • Live spellcheck for en / es / pt / ru
  • @-file mentions and image paste support
Voice
  • Read terminal output and agent replies aloud
  • Optional finish-ding cue when an agent completes while your attention is elsewhere
  • Space to play / pause
Localization
  • 12-locale identity strings via package.nls.*.json (read before activation)
  • 11-locale runtime notification bundles via vscode.l10n (l10n/bundle.l10n.*.json)
  • Supported locales: en, ar, de, es, fr, hi, ja, ko, pt-br, ru, vi, zh-cn
Tutorials
  • In-editor walkthroughs for the CLI Hub and Skills surfaces
  • Accessible via F1: Open CLI Hub Tutorial from the Command Palette

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