Sokudo v0.14.7 is here. This changelog rounds up the biggest updates shipped from v0.13.0 through v0.14.7: a new canvas for creating presentations, broader language intelligence through LSP servers, Muse CLI support, and another substantial pass on performance and reliability.
Create presentations on the canvas
Presentations now have a dedicated canvas in Sokudo. You can build and refine a slide deck in the same workspace where you plan, research, and write, then move between slides without breaking your flow. Ask an agent to create a deck, iterate on individual slides, and keep the presentation alongside the rest of your project context.
The presentation experience is designed for collaboration: use the slide list to navigate the deck, review each slide on the main stage, and annotate a specific element when you want an agent to make a targeted change.
More languages with new LSP servers
Sokudo can now connect to more Language Server Protocol servers, bringing richer code intelligence to a wider range of projects. Agents get better awareness of symbols, definitions, references, and diagnostics, while you get more useful editor feedback as you work.
The new LSP setup also makes server management more dependable, with clearer activation and provisioning behavior across supported languages and platforms.
Muse CLI support
Muse CLI joins Sokudo's supported coding agents. Connect it to a workspace and use it through the same chat-driven workflow as your other agents, with project context, file changes, and run progress kept together in one place.
This gives teams another option for choosing the agent that best fits a task without changing how they organize or review the work.
Bug fixes & performance improvements
Releases from v0.13.0 through v0.14.7 also include a broad set of fixes and performance improvements across the editor, chat, canvas, agent runs, background jobs, and app startup. We tightened error handling, removed rough edges from common workflows, and made everyday interactions feel faster and more reliable.
As always, Sokudo updates itself. The public beta is open at sokudo.dev — try the new release and tell us what you want to see next.
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