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Changelog

All notable changes to CodeGraph Local are documented here.

0.4.1

  • Relicensed from MIT to Apache License 2.0 (adds an explicit patent grant and patent-retaliation clause).
  • Excluded .github/ workflow files from the packaged .vsix (were being bundled unnecessarily).

0.4.0

  • Dashboard now docks in the Activity Bar sidebar (WebviewViewProvider) instead of opening as a separate editor tab, alongside the Findings tree view.
  • Responsive layout fixes for narrow sidebar widths: wrapping header, reduced padding, and a fix for a CSS bug where unconditional .lg-grid-cols-3/4 rules were overriding the intended >=1024px breakpoint and overflowing the Agent Swarm tab at sidebar widths.

0.3.0

  • Dashboard UI rebuilt as a custom SVG force-directed network graph (replacing Cytoscape.js), matching Overview / Agent Swarm / Graph-RAG panels with the product's dark theme, gradients, and animations.
  • Fixed the status bar item to open the Dashboard on click instead of silently re-running the agent swarm.
  • Untracked generated webview build artifacts from version control.

0.2.0

  • Fixed an unscoped **/* file watcher that was watching node_modules/ and .git/, causing severe slowdowns on real repositories; replaced with onDidSaveTextDocument.
  • Added diagnostic logging to Scan Workspace.

0.1.0

  • Added a rich Dashboard webview: Health Score overview, network graph, Agent Swarm board, Graph-RAG context generator.
  • Fixed default excludes to skip bundled/media output during scans.

0.0.2

  • Pivoted to a standalone, in-process analysis engine: TypeScript Compiler API symbol extraction, deterministic health scoring, a query engine, and a 7-agent remediation swarm. No external server or network calls required.

0.0.1

  • Initial release: VS Code client for a running CodeGraph server — health score, code intelligence, agent swarm diagnostics, verified fix generation, and Graph-RAG context.