DevAgentForce changelog

What shipped and when, newest first.

1. October 31, 2026v2.0.205

   DevAgentForce 2.0.205

   • Workflows, in Pro. Plan, approve, implement — as a new task type with its own page. The plan lands as PLAN.md, the code as a pull request.
   • Build your own workflow templates. Conditions, if/else routing, capped review loops, sign-offs, output contracts and a budget in USD. A live Mermaid diagram shows the flow.
   • Multi-agent review. One step can run on two or three vendors at once. The built-in template merges three reviews into one plan, then implements it.
   • Stay in control of every run. Approve with guidance, park, resume, cancel or force the next step. Waiting plans show in the decisions banner and answer to /approve on Telegram.
   • Task artifacts, in Pro. RESULT.md, PLAN.md and other outputs are saved and open from the session or on their own page.
   • The Git panel adds stash push, stash pop and discard all — with a confirmation first.
   • MCP servers that add write tools or change a tool are held for review. Approved tools keep working until you decide. Servers can be limited to certain vendors.
   • A fresh install no longer blocks on missing git, CLIs or keys. The dashboard lists what's left in a banner. Admin tasks can run with the worker's own rights, confirmed with your password.
   • GPT-6.1 Terra is now available, and the Codex alias points to it.
2. October 28, 2026v2.0.185

   DevAgentForce 2.0.185

   • New desktop app for Windows, Linux and macOS: it starts the database, worker and dashboard for you, updates itself and signs you in without the login page.
   • Linux (x64) and macOS (Apple silicon) installs now ship with a bundled PostgreSQL 18.6 and pgvector, like Windows — no separate database to set up.
   • Dictation: speak instead of typing, with a language setting per device.
   • The interface is available in 9 languages, detected automatically and switchable in Settings and the desktop tray.
   • MCP tool servers are managed in one list: each server's tools are discovered and approved for you, and a task only sees the servers you attach to it.
   • Project memory can be rated, merged and cleaned up from its own Settings card, and keeps lessons from failed tasks with secrets stripped out.
   • Updates retry when the database is busy instead of rolling back, and a failed update shows the command for a full reinstall.
3. October 23, 2026v2.0.9

   DevAgentForce 2.0.9

   • Maintenance release for Windows (x64 and ARM64), Linux (x64) and macOS (Apple silicon).
4. October 22, 2026v2.0.7

   DevAgentForce 2.0.7

   • Windows x64 installs ship with a bundled PostgreSQL 18.6 and pgvector 0.8.6, so there is no separate database to set up.
5. October 13, 2026

   14-day free trial

   • Start a 14-day trial from your account page — no card needed. The trial key activates the server like a paid licence.
6. October 10, 2026

   Bug reports from the product

   • Report a bug from inside DevAgentForce. It attaches its own logs, and the report opens a support ticket on your account.
7. September 29, 2026

   Apple silicon only on macOS

   • macOS builds now target Apple silicon only; Intel Macs are no longer supported.
8. September 28, 2026

   Documentation

   • Install and setup docs at /devagentforce/docs.
9. September 26, 2026

   One-command install

   • Install with a single command: install.sh on Linux and macOS, install.ps1 on Windows.
   • Switch between monthly and yearly billing from your account page; what you've already paid is prorated.