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Mira Code Changelog

All notable changes to Mira Code are documented on this page. The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and versioning follows Semantic Versioning.

v0.1.0 — April 1, 2026

Initial public release of Mira Code — the AI-powered coding assistant for your terminal.

Added

  • AI-powered terminal assistant — Interactive AI session right in your terminal. Understands natural language, analyzes code, and suggests solutions.
  • Device code authentication — Secure authentication via platform.vmira.ai. Open the link in your browser, enter the code, approve — done.
  • Multi-file editing — Create, modify, and delete files across multiple project locations simultaneously with full context awareness.
  • Codebase understanding — Automatic analysis of project structure, dependencies, code patterns, and architecture on startup.
  • Git integration with /commit — The /commit command analyzes git changes and generates meaningful commit messages in conventional commit format.
  • Code review with /review — The /review command performs automatic code review, finds potential issues, and suggests improvements.
  • Bug finding with /bug — Describe the bug symptoms and Mira Code will analyze the code to find and fix the root cause.
  • Model support — Support for mira, mira-pro, and mira-max models. Models are fetched dynamically from the vmira.ai platform.
  • Security notice and consent — On first launch, a security notice is displayed and consent to the terms of service is requested.
  • Multilingual support — Full English and Russian language support in the interface and documentation.
  • Configuration system — Global (~/.mira.json) and project-level (.mira/settings.json) configuration with MIRA.md instruction file support.
  • Permission system — Flexible permission system with presets (safe, trusted, yolo, readonly) for controlling access to files and commands.
  • One-shot mode — Execute a single task from the command line: mira "your prompt". Convenient for scripts and quick tasks.
  • Slash commands — Built-in command set: /help, /clear, /compact, /model, /commit, /review, /bug, /init.

Technical Details

  • Node.js 18+ — Requires Node.js version 18 or higher
  • npm installation — Installed globally: npm install -g mira-code
  • mira command — Launched with the mira command in any project directory
  • Cross-platform — Works on macOS, Linux, and Windows (via WSL or Windows Terminal)
This is the first release of Mira Code. We are actively working on new features and improvements. Follow updates on platform.vmira.ai.

Feedback

Found a bug or want to suggest an improvement? Reach out through the platform:

  • Bug reports — Submit via platform.vmira.ai/feedback with the "mira-code" tag
  • Feature requests — Vote on existing requests or create new ones at platform.vmira.ai/feedback