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Releases
RaptorCode follows semantic versioning and ships from an automated, test-gated release pipeline. Official builds are published with SHA-256 checksums for verification.
Last updated June 2026
Versioning
Releases follow semantic versioning (MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH).
The next version is derived automatically from conventional-commit history:
breaking changes bump major, features bump minor, fixes bump patch. Every
release passes the full test suite before it is cut, tagged, and published.
Staying up to date
Download the latest build from raptorcode.dev, verify its
SHA-256 checksum, and install over your existing version. The download page
always serves the current build.
v0.2.0 — June 2026
The first release cut by the automated pipeline, consolidating the agent, swarm, and IP-protection work since the initial release.
- Live swarm orchestrator —
raptor swarm runand the in-REPL/swarmcommand spawn frontend, backend, test, and security specialists in isolated worktrees, with a live 2×2 dashboard. - Ultrathink defaults — sessions start with thinking on and reasoning effort at max, adjustable per session.
- Interactive agent REPL — streaming responses, JSON mode, live model selection, reasoning controls, and usage telemetry.
- Tool-policy guardrails — workspace-scoped writes, a deny-list for catastrophic commands, and confirm-on-prompt for higher-risk actions.
- Context-budget compaction — automatic rolling compaction keeps long sessions within the model context window.
- Prompt-IP protection — proprietary prompts are protected at rest and against disclosure.
- Hardened release build and proprietary licensing.
v0.1.0 — May 2026
The initial release.
- Interactive AI coding REPL with a local-first credential store.
- Agentic tool loop: read, write, list, create, change directory, run command — with a shell timeout.
- Signed Debian package distribution with AppStream metadata and a checksum-verified release asset.
Licensing note
RaptorCode is a proprietary, closed-source product. Builds released after v0.2.0 are governed by the RaptorLabs End-User License Agreement. Earlier releases (v0.1.0 and v0.2.0) remain available to their recipients under the terms they were originally distributed with.