Mistral Vibe v2.24.0 Changelog

This update is all about making the app better for teams and giving you more flexibility. It matters most to people using this in a workplace where an IT administrator needs to manage settings for everyone, but it also includes nice quality-of-life improvements for individual users, like smarter AI model choices and a faster, less glitchy experience.

What's new

• Admin settings layer: Administrators can now set rules that apply to everyone, but the app is smart about it—your personal settings will merge with the admin's rules instead of just getting wiped out.
• "Default" AI model option: Instead of locking yourself into one specific AI model, you can now just pick "Default." The app will automatically use whatever model the developers currently recommend, so you always get the best one.
• Retry alerts in VS Code: If the AI is thinking and accidentally hits a network error, it will automatically try again. Now, you'll actually see a little notification in your editor letting you know it's retrying, rather than just sitting there looking frozen.
• Explore subagent gets skills: The background helper tool that explores your code can now use special "skills" (add-on abilities) to do its job better.
• Worktree support: When you start a local session, it now opens in the exact working folder (a "worktree," which is a specific isolated view of your project) you selected.
• Startup tracking: The app now measures exactly how long it takes to start up so the developers can make it faster in the future.

Improvements

• Better config priority: When the developers test new features behind the scenes, your personal settings (like your config files or environment variables) now take priority over their test settings.
• Smoother copying: The auto-copy feature is upgraded. Highlighting text by double or triple-clicking works much better, copying with keyboard shortcuts now gives you visual feedback, and the feature is officially documented.

Fixes

• Terminal drag-and-drop: Fixed an issue where dragging files into the terminal window wouldn't work if you hadn't clicked on the window first (specifically for iTerm2 and Ghostty terminal apps).
• Subagent handoffs: Fixed a bug where passing a conversation to a background helper tool would break if the chat history had to be compressed to save memory.
• Old thinking setting: Cleaned up an outdated setting for an older AI model (devstral-small) that was causing problems; it's now safely turned off.
• Less error spam: Filtered out annoying, irrelevant error reports from the system so the developers can focus on actual bugs.
• Better turn limits: If you hit the limit for how many times the AI can reply in a conversation, the app now tells you that nicely instead of just crashing with an error.
• Faster /resume command: Opening your list of saved chats used to get slower the more chats you had. It now uses a permanent index, so it loads instantly no matter how many sessions you've saved.

Breaking changes

No breaking changes in this release.