Kilo Code v7.4.1 Changelog
What changed in Kilo Code extension v7.4.1, released 2026-07-03 — explained in plain English.
TLDR
- The app now properly supports writing in languages that read right-to-left.
- Fixed a missing file that broke safe file operations in VS Code.
- Fixed a glitch where dropdown menus in a specific dialog weren't registering your clicks.
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This is a small maintenance update that fixes a few annoying bugs. It matters most to users who speak languages like Arabic or Hebrew, as well as developers who use sandboxed file operations or the "New Worktree" dialog.
Fixes
- Right-to-left text support: The text box where you type your prompts now correctly handles "bidirectional text." This means if you are typing in a language that reads right-to-left (like Arabic or Hebrew) mixed with left-to-right text (like English), the text will display correctly instead of getting jumbled.
- VS Code file operations: A missing piece of code in the VS Code extension caused safe, "sandboxed" file operations to crash with a "Module not found" error. This update adds that missing file back so everything works again.
- Dropdown menus in the New Worktree dialog: When using the "New Worktree" dialog to create a new workspace, selecting an option from the "reasoning-variant" or "mode" dropdown menus wasn't actually doing anything. The click was getting blocked by the dialog's background overlay. The developers fixed this by changing how the menus pop up, so your choices now apply correctly.
Breaking changes
No breaking changes in this release.
This is our plain-language summary. Read the complete, official notes on the Kilo Code official changelog ↗.
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