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Kudash AI Release Notes ​

This log tracks updates, new features, and bug fixes for Kudash AI.

Entries are listed newest first, and each version heading carries its release date.


Version 1.2.2 (May 2026) ​

New Features: ​

  • Kudash AI Desktop: A desktop application, released alongside as 0.1.1. Port forwarding is now exclusive to Desktop.

Enhancements: ​

  • Desktop restarts itself to apply an update cleanly.
  • Switching to local SQLite mode wipes the environment explicitly, and database settings are applied through the proper restart mechanism.
  • The PostgreSQL connection URL survives a switch to Standalone mode.
  • The duplicate Profile Settings icon has been removed from the sidebar.

Fixes: ​

  • A macOS update could corrupt the application by replacing its binary with the DMG.
  • Gemini models failed with an HTTP 400 for a missing authorization header.
  • A weaker model could return a response the assistant could not parse; a fallback parser and rescue logic now handle it.
  • Some Kubernetes API servers rejected requests until content negotiation was made explicit.

Version 1.2.1 (March 2026) ​

Fixes: ​

  • Opening the audit trail crashed the application.

Version 1.2.0 (March 2026) ​

New Features: ​

  • Role-based access control: Mutating actions in the detail view — saving YAML, port forwarding, deleting — are gated by role.
  • Audit trail: A record of what was done, by whom.
  • Move between Standalone and Platform: Migrate your data in either direction.
  • Import a local kubeconfig: A System tab in Add Config picks up kubeconfigs already on the machine.

Fixes: ​

  • Deploying to Kubernetes crashed on a port collision, and on a SQLite-format datetime reaching PostgreSQL.
  • An error banner appeared when nothing had gone wrong.
  • Inactive tabs were hard to read in dark mode, and the System tab overflowed its layout.

Version 1.1.1 (March 2026) ​

Enhancements: ​

  • A Stop button while the assistant is working.
  • "Yes to All" is honoured for the mutations that follow it, not only the first.
  • The assistant finishes every task before it answers, and runs diagnostics on every request rather than when a keyword appears.
  • patch, resourcequota and limitrange are available to the Console's kubectl executor.

Fixes: ​

  • The reasoning loop could end without producing a final answer.
  • Switching models in the Console cleared the session.
  • A thought block did not always render as collapsible.

Version 1.1.0 (March 2026) ​

New Features: ​

  • The all-new Kudash AI Console.

Version 1.0.9 (March 2026) ​

Fixes: ​

  • Adding a cluster over the SSH Tunnel connection method failed.

Version 1.0.8 (March 2026) ​

New Features: ​

  • Model assessment: A newly added model is assessed to decide its tier.

Version 1.0.7 (March 2026) ​

New Features: ​

  • Task confirmation: The assistant asks before it acts, and shows what it is about to do.

Version 1.0.6 (March 2026) ​

New Features: ​

  • Cluster connection methods: Connect Direct, through a Proxy, or over SSH.

Version 1.0.5 (March 2026) ​

New Features: ​

  • Terminal shell into a pod.

Version 1.0.4 (March 2026) ​

Enhancements: ​

  • Improvements to the AI feature.

Version 1.0.3 (February 2026) ​

New Features: ​

  • User management.

Version 1.0.2 (February 2026) ​

New Features: ​

  • DB mode: Keep configuration in a database rather than in files.
  • AI chat messages are persisted to the backend, so a conversation survives a reload.

Enhancements: ​

  • The login screen has been redesigned, and logout is available from the sidebar.
  • More reliable configuration loading in DB mode, and clearer guidance for Kubernetes deployment.

Version 1.0.1 (December 2025) ​

Fixes: ​

  • Build and release pipeline corrections.

Version 1.0.0 (December 2025) ​

The first release of Kudash AI.