Category: Changelog

  • 1.0.82 – BYOK, Context Engine, Category Prompts, Custom Plugins & more

    https://youtu.be/nuubLBF8wwI What’s New & Improvements  BYOK + New Plan Structure Kody can now run using your own API keys, compatible with GPT-5, Claude 4.5, Gemini 2.5, Anthropic, or any other model you want. You choose the provider, control the costs, and decide which model makes the most sense for your team. Kody still handles the…

  • 1.0.63 Plugins + Business Logic Validation, RBAC, review improvements & key fixes

    News & Improvements Plugins [Beta] You can now connect external tools to Kody during review. It brings context straight from Figma, Jira, Linear, Notion, Posthog, Slack or any other tool integrated into your workflow. Plugins are Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers curated by Kodus that expand Kody’s understanding. They allow you to: Bring tasks, specs,…

  • 1.0.51 – New review engine + rules library in packs

    News & Improvements New Code Review Engine Now you can choose between the current review flow or use the new code review engine, which is much more focused. This new engine focuses the review on five critical areas: Bug: actual bugs or defects in the code Security: vulnerabilities that compromise the project Performance: efficiency and…

  • 1.0.47 Automatic Kody Rules + Review Flow Improvements

    News & Improvements IDE rule synchronization with Kody Kody can now automatically detect and import rule files that already exist in your repository, coming from tools like Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Claude, Windsurf, Sourcegraph Cody, OpenCode, Aider, and even internal folders of code standards. With this, Kody starts respecting the code standards your team already maintains,…

  • 1.0.41 More context, less friction

    New Features & Improvements Repository Filter in the Cockpit No more looking at your entire team as one big block. You can now filter metrics by repository in the Cockpit and analyze each project’s performance in isolation. Want to know which service has the highest lead time? Or where the bug rate is dropping? Just…

  • 1.0.33 – Less noise in reviews, more clarity in configs

    Improvements & New Features 🗑️ Delete repo-specific configurations You can now delete individual configurations for any repository directly from the dashboard. This makes it easier to reset a repo’s settings and have its PRs reviewed using the team’s global configuration instead. ⚙️ Review Cadence control Some teams reported too many comments being triggered when multiple…

  • 1.0.32 – Unified severity filter and fix for reviews after 30 commits

    Improvements & New Features 🔀 Combined severity filter Now you can merge suggestions from different severity levels into a single filter, giving you precise control over how many comments each category generates. 🐞 Bug Fixes Fixed an issue that prevented Kody from reviewing after 30 commits on an open GitHub PR.

  • 1.0.31 – Smarter rules and Kody on any repository

    Improvements & New Features 📦 Kody Rules with full PR scope Kody Rules can now run with full pull request context, instead of analyzing files in isolation. With this update, rules can access the PR title, description, file list, and complete diffs — making it possible to write more powerful and contextual validations. Examples of…

  • 1.0.30 – Kody Issues, more flexible settings, less noise

    Improvements and New Features ✨ Kody Issues: automatically track unimplemented suggestions You can now automatically track and manage Kody suggestions that weren’t implemented in closed PRs. Kody Issues works like sonar—giving you a clear view of pending improvements and ensuring critical feedback isn’t forgotten. Automatic tracking: captures suggestions not applied when the PR is closed…