The latest release of codewhale-hq/codewhale is v0.10.2. This repository is a terminal coding agent written in Rust that reads repositories, edits files, and runs commands. However, the provided information contains no mention of what changed in v0.10.2, so it cannot be confirmed what this release added or fixed.
The agent is designed so that multiple models and providers can be selected for coding work. A provider refers to a service or route that connects the agent and the models. The README documents more than 40 built-in providers and the use of local models. It offers a conversational way of working as well as a command for running a single task, and it distinguishes between task modes and command approval modes. Users can therefore choose separately how work is handed over to the agent and how command execution is handled. The repository is released under the MIT license.
Work history can be checked at /receipts. It shows not only changed files and executed commands but also web and MCP calls. MCP is the protocol the agent uses to communicate with external tools. Such a record helps examine which files the agent changed and which calls it made. However, the specific changes in this v0.10.2 cannot be known from the provided information alone, making it difficult to judge the scope and impact of the version update.