Tejus v0.8.0 release notes.

What changed in Tejus v0.8.0 (Jul 11, 2026): General, Terminal, Editor, AI, Git, Preview, Security.

Release v0.8.0· Jul 11, 2026

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Tejus v0.8.0

General

  • Initial public beta of Tejus — a Tauri 2, terminal-first AI-native workspace.

  • Windows x64 NSIS installer (~66 MB) available now. macOS and Linux builds ship next.

  • No telemetry. API keys stored via the OS keychain on macOS and Windows.

  • Built on Tauri 2 + Rust — native PTY, no Electron runtime.

Terminal

  • Multi-tab terminal with a WebGL-rendered xterm.js surface.

  • Native PTY backend with support for zsh, bash, pwsh, fish, and cmd.

  • Split panes, inline search, link detection, and true-color output.

  • Shell integration for cwd and prompt markers; WSL supported as a workspace environment.

  • Private terminal tabs with AI-context redaction.

Editor

  • CodeMirror 6 editor with multi-language support (TypeScript, JavaScript, Rust, Python, Go, C/C++/Java/C#, PHP, HTML/CSS, JSON, Markdown, and more).

  • Inline AI autocomplete and reviewable AI edit diffs.

  • First-class Vim mode with motions, registers, and marks.

  • Prebuilt editor themes (Tokyo Night, Nord, GitHub, Gruvbox, and more).

AI

  • Multi-agent and sub-agent workflows with tools for file read/write/edit, bash, search, and plan.

  • BYOK for OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Groq, xAI, Cerebras, OpenRouter, DeepSeek, Mistral, and OpenAI-compatible endpoints — or local via LM Studio, Ollama, and MLX.

  • Voice input via OpenAI Whisper (requires an OpenAI API key), slash commands, skills, MCP servers, and per-project memory via TEJUS.md.

  • Semantic codebase indexing, @codebase attachments, and auto-compact for long conversations.

Git

  • Source control panel with stage, unstage, commit, and branch actions.

  • Commit graph history and per-file diffs without leaving the workspace.

Preview

  • Auto-detected local dev server preview in a sandboxed iframe.

  • Image and PDF viewers alongside the editor.

Security

  • Opt-in Security review: live local pattern scanning as you type, plus AI deep-review on agent-written files.

  • Advisory or Agent self-fix — critical issues can be fed back to the agent for correction before you approve (never hard-blocks).

  • Optional AI code review of git-changed files for logic and correctness — always asks before spending tokens.

  • Hardened AI tool surface for filesystem, network, and IPC — mutating tools require approval.

  • SSRF and DNS rebinding defenses on outbound HTTP; sandboxed preview and path guards for sensitive files.