Git commands move into Cmd+K

Kaji 0.1.8 turns the Ask palette into a more useful command surface for everyday Git work.

You can now run, preview, and confirm Git commands from inside Kaji instead of opening a throwaway terminal for every small repo operation.

• Added :git, :branch, :switch, and :checkout palette flows
• Added common Git entries for status, fetch, pull, push, branch list, log, and diff stats
• Added structured previews for status, branch list, commit log, stash list, diff stat, show, tag, and blame output
• Added confirmations for destructive commands like hard reset, clean, force push, and branch delete
• Blocked or redirected interactive Git flows that need a real terminal

Guided commits and generated messages

Commit creation now has a native Kaji flow.

Kaji can build an inventory from selected files, draft a commit message, optionally refine it through Kaji Parent Agent, and run the final commit through the native Git service.

• Added a native :commit flow in the Ask palette
• Added selected-file commit inventory and commit diff context
• Added generated commit-message drafting and optional Parent Agent refinement
• Added commit-message detail settings for fast, medium, or detailed output
• Added custom commit-message instructions in Settings

Native previews for more file types

Kaji can now open non-code files in native preview tabs instead of trying to treat every file like text.

That means images, PDFs, media, web/SVG files, documents, archives, 3D models, and QuickLook-backed files can stay inside the workspace while source files still open in the editor.

• Added native preview tabs for images, PDFs, audio/video, web/SVG, documents, archives, 3D models, and QuickLook fallback files
• Added preview tab state and workspace persistence support
• Added reveal-in-Finder and open-externally actions from previews
• Kept text and source files routed to the editor

Markdown preview grows up

Markdown preview moved to a richer bundled web-rendering pipeline while staying inside Kaji-owned resources.

The preview can now handle more realistic docs, reuse prewarmed surfaces, open local links through Kaji, and send external links to the system browser.

• Added bundled markdown-it, DOMPurify, KaTeX, Mermaid, and KaTeX fonts
• Added prewarmed Markdown preview surfaces over a shared WKWebView process pool
• Added local document-root media serving through scoped Kaji URL schemes
• Added local link routing through Kaji file opening
• Added external link handling through NSWorkspace
• Added editor and preview scroll synchronization support

Terminal settings get serious

Kaji now exposes a dedicated Terminal settings pane for Ghostty behavior.

Instead of hiding terminal behavior in config files, Kaji can manage shell integration, scrollback, clipboard policy, quick terminal sizing, link and file actions, and image memory from Settings.

• Added shell integration mode controls for detect, disabled, Bash, Fish, Zsh, Nushell, and Elvish
• Added prompt cursor, SSH compatibility, sudo terminfo wrapper, option-click cursor movement, option key mode, and mouse reporting settings
• Added battery optimized mode, scroll speed profiles, scrollback profiles, custom scrollback bytes, and telemetry settings
• Added clipboard read/write policy, bracketed paste protection, link previews, and file path actions
• Added quick terminal position, size, autohide, and image protocol memory settings
• Updated setup and docs toward upstream ghostty-org/ghostty

Release hardening

A couple of release-pipeline fixes landed with this release too, mostly to make the boring parts stay boring.

• Fixed GhosttyKit release cache validation
• Added PAT fallback for release workflow authentication