Mistral Vibe v2.20.0 Changelog
What changed in Mistral Vibe CLI v2.20.0, released 2026-07-15 — explained in plain English.
- Safer terminal commands: The app is now smarter and more secure when running command-line tools on Windows and Mac/Linux.
- Fewer crashes and bugs: Fixed annoying issues with voice recording crashes, messy error messages on exit, and random logouts.
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This update is all about making the app more reliable, secure, and user-friendly. Whether you are running terminal commands, navigating with keyboard shortcuts, or using voice features, this release smooths out the bumps. It is especially helpful for Windows users and anyone who connects external tools to the app.
What's new
- Audio warning: If you turn on the Narrator (the voice reader) but your computer's sound is muted or not working, the app will now pop up a warning so you aren't left wondering why it's silent.
Improvements
- Smarter command line: The app is now "shell-aware" on Windows and has tighter security for running terminal commands. This means it understands your command-line environment better and keeps your system safer.
- Easier rewinding: If your text input box is empty, you can now press the
Esckey twice to quickly "rewind" or go back to a previous step. - Smarter Teleports: When you jump to a different part of your work (called a "teleport"), the app now gives you a quick summary of the context so you don't lose your train of thought.
- Better question prompts: When the app asks you a question, you can now select your answer using your mouse or type in your own custom response.
- Simpler plan names: Subscription plans have been renamed to sound more natural: "Teams" is now "Team," and "Education" is now "Student."
Fixes
- Voice recording crash: Fixed a rare crash that happened if you stopped recording your voice at the exact millisecond the system was timing out.
- Cleaner exits on Windows: Fixed an issue where closing the app on Windows would spit out a scary-looking wall of error text (called a traceback) instead of just closing quietly.
- More stable streaming: Improved the connection technology (SSE streaming) that lets the AI send its responses to you word-by-word, making it much less likely to stutter or disconnect.
- No more random logouts: Fixed a bug where a temporary network glitch would cause the app to lose your login keys (OAuth tokens) for connected tools, which used to force you to log in all over again.
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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