Windows Terminal 1.25 is here, with a bunch of new features in tow!

It sports a new search experience inside the Settings page, the ability to edit actions, command palette entries and key bindings with a rich editor--rather than just their key bindings--support for Kitty's keyboard protocol and two completely new community translations!

Features

• You can now edit actions, key bindings, and command palette entries in full in the newly-rewritten A

Language

• Impls and impl items inherit dead_code lint level of the corresponding traits and trait items
• Stabilize additional 29 RISC-V target features including large portions of the RVA22U64 / RVA23U64 profiles
• Add warn-by-default unused_visibilities lint for visibility on const _ declarations
• Update to Unicode 17
• Avoid incorrect lifetime errors for closures

Platform Support

• Add riscv64im-unknown-none-elf as a tier 3 target

Refer to Rust's platform support page for more information on Rust's tiered platform support.

Libraries

• Relax

What's Changed

Introduced a new Workspace Switcher that allows you to quickly switch between workspaces using Option+Tab and Option+Shift+Tab shortcuts.

🤩 Features

• feat: add Workspace Switcher by @wojciech-kulik in #559

🐞 Bug Fixes

• fix(switcher): slightly trimmed border by @wojciech-kulik in #562

Full Changelog: v4.16.72...v4.16.73

First release for version 6.10

Changes since 7.0:

• Made it run on macOS 15
• Fixed a performance bug with NewsBlur syncing
• Fixed bug where the Sparkle appcast URL could be something other than the two supported URLs (release and test build URLs) — made Sparkle updating more reliable
• Fixed a crash that could happen when syncing some Reader API syncing systems
• Fixed a crash that could happen when removing an account
• Fixed a bug aligning unread counts in the sidebar
• Fixed a bug where images in the article view could get vertically stretched in some conditions
• Fixed a bug where a clicking an anchor link in the article view that should navigate to another spot in the article would open in the browser instead
• Fixed bug where multiple About windows could be shown
• Fixed a layout bug in the About wi

Welcome to the February 2026 release of Visual Studio Code. This release makes agents practical for longer-running and more complex tasks, giving you more control and visibility, new ways to extend agents, and smarter session management.

Agent plugins: install prepackaged bundles of skills, tools, and hooks from the Extensions view

Agentic browser tools: let the agent drive the browser to interact with your app and verify its own changes

Session memory: persist plans and guidance across conversation turns

Context compaction: manually compact conversation history to free up context space

Fork a chat session: create a new, independent session that inherits conversation history to explore alternative approaches

Agent Debug panel: get real-time vi

This week's release includes support for parallel subagents, Vercel AI Gateway as a new LLM provider, git diff stats in the git panel, and support for compound emojis.

We've also migrated all built-in agents to the ACP Registry, enabling you to remove agents you do not use.

Features

AI

• Agent: Added a new spawn_agent tool which allows the Zed Agent to utilize subagents for doing tasks in parallel and better context management. (#50493)
• Agent: Added support for GPT-5.3-Codex as a bring-your-own-key model in the OpenAI provider. (#50122)
• Agent: Added Vercel AI Gateway as a new LLM provider in Zed. (#50207; thanks

Minor updates.

Wave v0.14.1 fixes several high-impact terminal bugs (Claude Code scrolling, IME input) and adds new config options: focus-follows-cursor, cursor style customization, workspace-scoped widgets, and vim-style block navigation.

Terminal Improvements:

• Claude Code Scroll Fix - Fixed a long-standing bug that caused terminal windows to jump to the top unexpectedly, affecting many Claude Code users
• IME Fix - Fixed Korean/CJK input where characters were lost or stuck in composition and only committed on Space
• Scroll Position Preserved on Resize - Terminal now stays scrolled to the bottom across resizes when it was already at the bottom
• Better Link Handling - Terminal URLs now have improved context menus and tooltips for

112% of our team loved the big changes we made to the Stats section. (Some people may have voted twice; we can’t say for sure.)

• There’s a new Ads tab where you can see important WordAds data like the number of ads served and revenue earned.
• We added a UTM tab so you can see source and medium for your site traffic. There’s also a Devices view that shows you which devices your visitors used.
• When you select “Today” or another daily period in the Post Stats screen, you’ll see “Last 7 days” instead of hourly data that doesn’t exist. We can’t predict the future just yet.
• We fixed some visual issues with charts and made design improvements throughout the Stats section.

We solved a caching issue on the Insights screen that would display a blank Posting Activity area. Now you can always see what you’ve been up to.

We

Changelog

Compiler

• KT-84620 Incorrect optimization of property delegation
• KT-81974 Do not eagerly initialize reflection for KProperty objects for delegated properties

JVM. Reflection

• KT-84600 Performance regression around Kotlin properties JVM reflection during instantiation

Tools. Build Tools API

• KT-84577 BTA: API 2.3.20 incompatible with compiler 2.3.10

Tools. Compiler plugins. Compose

• KT-84218 [2.3.20-Beta1] "IllegalStat