Changelog August 2025

Changelog

September 1, 2025

This month’s updates focus on giving developers greater control, broader context, and more reliable continuity. From managing suggestions across files to improving the way chats handle changes, each feature is designed to streamline workflows and remove friction.

Multiple Suggestions in a Single File

Codespell now surfaces multiple suggestions within a file, allowing developers to review all relevant improvements in one place. Each suggestion can be accepted or rejected individually, making code review faster and more efficient.

Multiple suggestions in single file

Multiple File Context

Developers can now include multiple files as context when generating responses. This ensures Codespell considers a wider scope of the project, leading to more accurate and contextually relevant outputs across modules and dependencies.

Multiple file context

Chat Lists File Changes with Actions

Chats now display file changes alongside actionable options. Instead of switching views, developers can directly review, apply, or discard edits from within the chat interface, reducing handoffs and saving time.

chat list file changes

Interrupt / Stop Chat Stream

If a prompt produces an unintended stream, developers can stop it immediately. This prevents wasted cycles and enables quick correction of inputs.

Interrupt / stop chat stream
Toggle Current File Context

By default, the current file is included in the context. Developers now have the option to disable this behavior, providing flexibility when the focus is on other files or a broader project scope.

Toggle current file context
Retry Request on Interrupts

In case of a technical interruption, requests no longer need to be restarted from the beginning. The retry option resumes the stream from the point of interruption, preserving continuity.

retry request on interrupts
Continue Button for Lengthy Responses

Longer outputs can now be resumed with a Continue button. This ensures that extended responses are delivered completely, without being cut short.

Continue button for lengthy responses

That’s the August release. Each update improves precision, control, and resilience, making Codespell more aligned with the way teams actually build and maintain software.

– Team Codespell

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    FAQ's

    Q1. What are the key highlights of the August 2025 Codespell release?
    The August release introduces multiple suggestions in a single file, multi-file context, in-chat file change actions, interrupt/stop chat streams, retry on interrupts, toggle file context, and a continue button for long responses.
    Q2. How does the multiple suggestions feature improve developer workflows?
    It consolidates all recommendations in a single file view, enabling developers to accept or reject each suggestion individually for faster, more efficient code reviews.
    Q3. Why is multiple file context important in Codespell?
    It ensures the AI considers dependencies and interactions across different files, producing outputs that are more accurate, holistic, and project-aware.
    Q4. What benefits do in-chat file change actions provide?
    Instead of switching between interfaces, developers can review, apply, or discard edits directly from the chat window, reducing context switching and saving time.
    Q5. How does Codespell handle interruptions or lengthy responses now?
    Developers can stop unintended outputs, retry requests from the point of interruption, and use the Continue button to resume longer responses — ensuring continuity and control.
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