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Nimbalyst is a free, open-source, local visual workspace for building with Claude Code, Codex, and other coding agents. It combines WYSIWYG editors for markdown, mockups, Mermaid, Excalidraw, CSV, data models, and code with parallel session management, task tracking, and git tooling. Features include visual editors where humans and coding agents collaborate on the same files, a kanban-style session manager that links files to sessions, task and bug tracking, AI-assisted commits, worktrees, an embedded terminal, a m...

What's new in 0.72.8

August 7th 2026 Release New Features - New Tutorial available on install and via Help > Launch Tutorial - Tracker items can now open as full documents with editable field chips, keyboard-driven search and filters, and a side-by-side AI chat panel. - Undo and redo in the tracker table with Cmd+Z and Cmd+Shift+Z, covering cell edits, paste, bulk status and priority changes, and archiving. - Spreadsheets support find, replace and formulas. - The new-worktree dialog can now search branches, narrowing the local and remote lists as you type. - Agent sessions can show an MCP status chip listing which servers the session has and which are connected — off by default, under Settings > Agent Features. Improvements - The Git panel's Changes tab is now one compact, collapsible list with no staging step: tick the files you want and commit them, or hand the selection to AI to write the message. - Claude Agent sessions no longer re-write the prompt cache on most turns, cutting token cost and rate-limit usage on long sessions. Fixed - Claude Code sessions use your existing MCP setup instead of overriding it, so account connectors load again and sessions no longer fail to start on machines with an organization-managed MCP policy (#1051). - OAuth-authorized HTTP and SSE servers connect, and servers whose provider refuses dynamic client registration can be authorized with a client ID you enter. - Queued prompts now run on their own: a prompt sent from your phone opens the project and runs it, prompts left over from a quit resume once the project is open again, and a prompt that arrives mid-tur...

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