Release Notes

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V1.10.11

February 5, 2026

Release Spotlight

KAVIA AI

Enhanced Session Reliability & User Experience

V1.10.11February 5, 2026

Enhanced Session Reliability & User Experience

Bug Fixes

Session-related fixes

No More Sudden Reconnecting or Blank Chat Panels: Sessions now remain stable after loading, so you won’t see the app unexpectedly switch to “Reconnecting” or encounter a blank chat panel.

Smooth Session Resumes: When resuming an idle session, responses no longer get stuck on “Thinking.” You can pick up right where you left off, without delays.

Faster Session Loading: Only the most recent 25 messages are loaded when you resume a session, making the process much quicker and smoother.

Consistent New Session Behavior: Starting a new session after resuming now works reliably, without going idle or unresponsive.

Single Resume Prompt: You’ll only see one prompt to resume your session, reducing interruptions and making it easier to get back to work.

Chat Remains Responsive During High Activity: Even if external systems send a lot of messages, your chat stays fast and responsive.

Improved Project & Repository Management

No More Duplicate Repositories: Creating or using a project from Chat or during new session creation no longer results in extra, unwanted repositories.

Accurate Repository Status: Repositories won’t get stuck in the “In Progress” state—status updates are now reliable and timely.

Stable Branch Validation and Merges: Merging changes and validating branches is now smooth and won’t hang or get stuck.

Reliable Branch Switching and Cloning: Switching branches or cloning repositories works as expected, so you won’t encounter missing code.

Seamless GitHub Merges: Merging changes from GitHub repositories is now consistent and successful.

V1.0.9

December 25, 2025

Release Spotlight

KAVIA AI

This release adds interactive agent workflows in CGA, expands SCM integrations, and improves chat and editor reliability.

V1.0.9December 25, 2025

This release adds interactive agent workflows in CGA, expands SCM integrations, and improves chat and editor reliability.

Features

Interactive Agent Mode (CGA): CGA now supports an interactive workflow for code generation in chat. Review diffs before applying changes and iterate without leaving the session. Demo

Bitbucket integration: Connect Bitbucket via OAuth and access account users and repositories for onboarding. Demo

KDIFF tag support: Create a KDIFF between branches, attach a tag, and query it in-session. KDIFF now supports multi-branch comparison using tags.

Regression analysis: Compare branches to identify changes associated with regressions. Demo

Release notes: Compare tags and generate release notes from the diff. Demo

Documentation updates: Track changes across branches and keep documentation aligned with new behavior. Demo

GitLab self-hosted: Connect organization repositories from self-hosted GitLab instances. Demo

Chat and editor upgrades: Faster chat interactions, clearer ingestion progress, improved editor load states, and more consistent UI behavior during project setup.

Bug Fixes

Bug fixes

Repository loading and alignment: Improved repository panel loading states and fixed alignment issues.

SCM redirect accuracy: Redirects now consistently route to the correct destination based on action source.

Project list overflow: Long project names no longer overlap or break layout.

Organization listing accuracy: Only active organizations are shown in workspace selection.

Documentation panel performance: Reduced typing and input lag when the documentation panel is open.

Editor reconnection and refresh: Resolved intermittent reconnecting behavior and 404 errors on refresh.

Chat and editor load states: Loaders now reflect backend processing more accurately.

CGA document viewer stability: Generated documents now open reliably across supported formats.

Engineering notes

Engineering notes: This release focuses on tightening execution paths across CGA, SCM ingestion, and editor state management. Interactive Agent Mode is built on the same underlying code-generation and diff pipeline, with additional guardrails for incremental application and review. KDIFF comparisons are computed from repository state at ingestion time and scoped to explicitly tagged branches, ensuring repeatable diffs across sessions. Self-hosted GitLab connectivity establishes authenticated organization-level access and repository discovery, with additional enterprise controls layered incrementally. Several fixes in this release address long-running background tasks, editor reconnection behavior, and UI load signaling to reduce ambiguity during ingestion and processing under load.