Mistral Vibe v2.23.2 Changelog
What changed in Mistral Vibe CLI v2.23.2, released 2026-07-30 — explained in plain English.
- You can now easily create and manage your own custom "skills" through a new built-in guide.
- The settings menu got a massive redesign, making it much easier to search and edit.
- A bunch of annoying bugs were fixed, especially involving file searches and tracking how many computing tokens get reused.
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This release is all about giving you more control over how the app works and making the everyday experience smoother. It matters most to developers and people hosting their own private versions of the app, giving them better tools to build custom commands and manage their settings without the hassle of past bugs.
What's new
- Skill-creator guide: You can now build, update, and delete your own "skills" (custom commands or abilities you teach the software) using a helpful step-by-step guide.
- Custom login pages: If you run your own private version of the software, you can now send browser logins to a specific, custom web address.
- Cache tracking: The app now tracks "cache-hit tokens." This means it keeps stats on how often the software successfully reuses saved information (a cache) to speed up responses from the AI provider.
Improvements
- Better settings menu: The
/configsettings page was completely redesigned. It is now full-screen, searchable, and shows exactly where each setting comes from. It also uses pop-up windows that check your typing to prevent mistakes. - Standalone app server: The background system that runs the app (the app-server) has been packaged into its own separate program. This makes it easier to integrate the app into different desktop setups.
Fixes
- Token counting bug: The app was always reporting "zero" for reused tokens in the stats. It now correctly shows the actual numbers.
- File search results: When using the search tool (grep) in certain coding editors, clicking a search result now opens the correct file. It also stopped leaking your computer's private file paths into the chat.
- Rewind fix: The "rewind" feature (which lets you step back to a previous state) used to create a messy duplicate of your session. It now cleanly updates right in place.
- Login info fix: The system that checks who you are (WhoAmI) was breaking if it saw unexpected extra data. It now handles this smoothly without rejecting the login.
- History sorting: Your past session history in certain coding editors is now correctly sorted by the most recent items.
- Glitchy pop-ups: Fixed an issue where permission pop-ups were completely blank and messages were showing up twice in the VS Code editor.
This is our plain-language summary. Read the complete, official notes on the Mistral Vibe official changelog ↗.
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