New in Codz, newest first.
Every project and folder now has its own issues: a list, a board, a full issue page and a quick-create sheet, with the keyboard shortcuts you would expect.
Issues live next to the chats working on them, so planning the work and watching an agent do it happen in the same window.
The Usage page now leads with the figures for the range you pick, then a chart stacked by model, so you can see which model the tokens actually went to.
Figures still come from each provider’s own logs. Where a provider reports context rather than billing, Codz says so instead of estimating a cost.
The menu bar popover is one column now: quiet section labels, colour only where something needs you, and a provider’s chip only when that provider has something to show.
Subagents and long-running commands an agent starts in the background get a panel of their own, with each one’s output, a stop button, and a way to clear the finished ones.
The Files panel is a drawn, virtualized tree with instant search, inline renaming, multi-select, drag and drop, and undo.
Open files become tabs in the rail, and ⌘L adds the selected lines to the chat as a reference the agent can read.
The Browser panel gains inspect, find, zoom and a design mode for pointing at the element you want changed.
React Native and Expo apps run through Metro in the Run panel, next to the chat that is building them.
Claude, Codex, Cursor, DeepSeek and OpenRouter models sit in one loadout, with a key for each slot.
When a plan runs out mid-task, Codz can carry on with the next engine in your loadout instead of stopping.
The composer’s plus button opens a searchable palette of files, commands and attachments, so adding context never needs the mouse.
