Every release, in plain English

ForkMesh becomes a shared three-dimensional developer world backed by independently operated repository mirrors.

• Everyone enters the World. Guests and members share the Town Square, see live avatar movement, and can use the embedded public World chat without leaving the scene.
• Resilient repository routes. Public smart-HTTP traffic is proxied through healthy, signed mirrors with automatic failover and round-robin selection.
• SSH Git access. Users can register an OpenSSH public key and clone or push through the permission-checked Git gateway; private keys remain on their own device.
• Non-custodial community rewards. Contributors can fund the transparent public Solana pool directly from a self-custodial wallet. ForkMesh never stores contributor or node-operator private keys.
• Privacy-safe identity. Clothing badges use optional approximate country, browser, and operating-system symbols without publishing raw IP addresses or precise location.
• Operational clarity. World notifications, repository integrity proofs, security scan scope, and infrastructure metaphors link back to the technical state they represent.

The release where ForkMesh starts to feel alive. Open an issue, hand it to an AI agent, and watch a real pull request show up — all without leaving the mesh.

• Built-in coding agents. Assign any issue to Claude Code or Codex from the issue detail or quick-add box. The agent works on your connected fork and opens a pull request when it's done.
• A real terminal, in the app. A native VT100 terminal renders every agent and workflow run with full color output and emoji.
• Legacy issue bounties. This release originally added a Worker-custodied issue-bounty flow. That flow is now frozen: do not fund historical addresses; use the explicit offline reconciliation and migration process.
• IDE extension. Kick off ForkMesh agents straight from your editor.
• Profile pages. Click any node to see its full public profile — repos, identity, and version.
• Hardened by default. Tighter signup and relay security, with auto-publish off until you say so.

Collaboration stopped being a one-person job.

• Parallel agents, no queue. Run multiple agents at once across your issues.
• Continue the conversation. Pick a session back up where it left off, with auto-PR creation on quick tasks.
• Live activity indicators. See which agents are working right now.
• Issues and PRs that talk to each other. Merge a PR and its linked issue closes itself; sync straight to main with one checkbox.
• One-click delegation. Send any issue to your agent of choice — pre-filled and ready to go.

ForkMesh added optional community-funded incentives for healthy mirror operators.

• Guest-first access. Visitors enter the world immediately; registered accounts use email, password, and email verification.
• Solana payouts and contributions. Publish a self-custodial payout address or voluntarily fund the public mainnet-beta community pool with a direct transfer signed in your own wallet. ForkMesh never receives a community member’s wallet key.
• Rewards for mirroring. Eligible, integrity-verified nodes may be selected for a community incentive; participation, payment, and financial returns are never guaranteed.
• Network presence, done right. Mirror-sync notices moved into a proper network log, with live connection alerts.

The web caught up to the desktop, and ForkMesh went mobile.

• Pull requests. Signed patch submissions, browsable on the web and mergeable from the client.
• Actions. Run real workflows on push, with the latest live log one click away.
• Releases and tags. See your tags, mark the current one, and cut new releases in seconds.
• Browse before you mirror. Explore files, commits, and rich diffs (images side by side) — no clone required.
• ForkMesh on your phone. Browse repositories, follow activity, chat, and submit signed collaboration updates. The Flutter app is an access client; Git mirroring remains a desktop/headless-node job.
• Fork with intent. Choose exactly where a fork lands in your working tree.

The first commit. A bet that source code shouldn't be locked to a single forge.

• A distributed mirror network. Local Git mirrors, signed identities, and a Cloudflare relay that coordinates without ever holding your objects.
• A public catalog. Public repositories and clearly labeled external stubs, with actively mirrored repository bytes streamed over HTTPS from a selected healthy origin.
• Issues that grow with you. Open/closed states, priorities, custom fields, a Kanban board, and milestones with progress bars.
• Commit history and diffs, viewable right in the browser.
• Authenticated shared-key room chat. Clients encrypt before sending, while the relay derives the default shared passphrase and can read room plaintext. Persisted frames are limited to 500 per room for 7 days.
• One-click hand-off to your AI tools, baked in from day one.