Mistral Vibe v2.19.0 Changelog
What changed in Mistral Vibe CLI v2.19.0, released 2026-07-03 — explained in plain English.
- You can now use isolated "workspaces" for your code to keep things organized.
- Added a new "rewind" feature to undo or step back through actions.
- The app is less crash-prone and runs smoother, especially when typing.
- Turned off some background error reporting to make things quieter and faster.
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This update is all about giving developers better tools to manage their code and making the app run more smoothly. It matters most to programmers who use this tool to build software, as it gives them safer ways to experiment with their code and fixes a few annoying glitches that used to interrupt their workflow.
What's new
- Git worktree support: Added a new option (
--worktree NAME) that lets you create or reuse a separate, isolated folder for your code. This is great for experimenting with new features without messing up your main project. - Rewind support: Added a "rewind" feature over ACP (a way for different programs to talk to each other). This lets both the main program and the computer running it step back or undo recent actions.
Improvements
- Clickable links: The Teleport web link in the command-line tool is now clickable, so you don't have to copy and paste it.
- Bigger memory: Raised the "context limit" for Leanstral, meaning the AI can now remember more text at once.
- Less background noise: Turned off automatic Sentry integrations. Sentry is a tool that reports errors to the developers, but turning off its automatic hooks helps the app run with less background clutter.
Fixes
- Smoother typing: Fixed an issue where the app would freeze for a split second while you were typing in file paths. That work now happens in the background.
- Crash on empty forms: Fixed a crash that happened if you hit "submit" on a multiple-choice list without actually picking anything.
- Better message tracking: Fixed a hidden glitch where the app's count of user messages was slightly off because it wasn't properly accounting for a hidden "system prompt" (background instructions).
- Quieter error reports: Stopped the app from reporting harmless "errors" to the developers, like when you manually stop a task with your keyboard or when a background task gets canceled on purpose.
Breaking changes
No breaking changes in this release.
This is our plain-language summary. Read the complete, official notes on the Mistral Vibe official changelog ↗.
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