CodeG

# Release version 0.31.0

codeg has a browser now. A link in a conversation, a tool result or the terminal opens as a tab beside your files — with profiles, downloads, find in page and a locked-down preview for local HTML — instead of throwing you into another app.
It is also a surface you and an agent can share: hand a page, an element, a screenshot or a console error straight into the conversation, or let an agent read and drive a page you have shared, with everything it does written on the tab where you can watch it.
Alongside it: the blocking question card folds away to its header, qoder sessions finally report what they cost, and a cancelled task put back on the board starts over cleanly.

## Built-in browser

- **Links open in a tab beside your files instead of leaving the app** — from a conversation, a tool result, the terminal, the editor or a notification, on macOS, Windows and Linux; ⌘/Ctrl-click uses your system browser just that once, and Settings → Built-in browser sets the destination per source, per site, or turns the whole thing off. (#723)
- **A tab is a real browser** — back, forward, reload and the address bar in one row, find in page with ⌘F, downloads into your