Audited and released changelog updatesPublic

I'll audit the changelog entries for all commits since the last release. Let me start by finding the last release tag and listing commits.

Now let me read the [Unreleased] sections of each package's changelog:

Let me get more details on the commits that appear to be missing from the changelogs:

Now I have a clear picture. Let me summarize the audit findings:

Audit Summary

Commits with Missing Changelog Entries

Cross-Package Duplication Needed

Per the rules, changes in ai and tui that affect end users should be duplicated to coding-agent:

• ab37d661 (tui editor improvement)
• e045a9f1 (ai provider feature)
• 90247379 (tui keybindings)
• c5d16fe4 (tui editor feature)

Let me add the missing entries:

Now let me read the updated coding-agent changelog to propose the top new features for the New Features section:

Proposed New Features Section

Based on the [Unreleased] changes, here are the top new features to highlight:

1. OSC 52 clipboard support for SSH/mosh sessions - The /copy command now works over remote connections using the OSC 52 terminal escape sequence. No more clipboard frustration when using pi over SSH. See docs/keybindings.md#clipboard [blocked].

2. Vercel AI Gateway routing - Route requests through Vercel's AI Gateway with provider failover and load balancing. Configure via vercelGatewayRouting in models.json. See docs/models.md#vercel-ai-gateway [blocked].

3. Character jump navigation - Bash/Readline-style character search in the editor: Ctrl+] jumps forward to the next occurrence of a character, Ctrl+Alt+] jumps backward. Press the hotkey again to cancel. See docs/keybindings.md [blocked].

4. Emacs-style Ctrl+B/Ctrl+F navigation - Alternative keybindings for word navigation (cursor word left/right) in addition to Alt+B/Alt+F. See docs/keybindings.md [blocked].

5. set_session_name RPC command - Headless clients can now set the session display name programmatically via the RPC interface. See docs/rpc.md [blocked].

6. Disable double-escape behavior - New "none" option for doubleEscapeAction setting completely disables the double-escape shortcut. For users who want to send raw Escape keys to the terminal. See docs/keybindings.md [blocked].

Should I add these to the New Features section?

Now let me run the check to ensure the changes are valid:

Check passed. Here's the final audit report:

Changelog Audit Complete

Summary

• Last release tag: v0.50.3
• Commits since release: 22
• Commits audited: 22

Changes Made

packages/tui/CHANGELOG.md:

• Added "Added" section with 3 new entries:
  • Ctrl+B/Ctrl+F keybindings for word navigation (#1053)
  • Character jump navigation with Ctrl+]/Ctrl+Alt+] (#1074)
  • Jump to line start/end at boundaries (#1050)
• Added "Changed" section with performance optimization entry (#1084)

packages/ai/CHANGELOG.md:

• Added "Added" section with Vercel AI Gateway routing support (#1051)

packages/coding-agent/CHANGELOG.md:

• Added "New Features" section with 6 highlighted features
• Added 6 entries to "Added" section (cross-package duplicates from ai/tui + coding-agent specific)
• Added 1 entry to "Fixed" section (config selector folder names)

Cross-Package Duplication Applied

Per the rules, these changes were duplicated from ai/tui to coding-agent:

• Vercel AI Gateway routing (ai → coding-agent)
• Ctrl+B/Ctrl+F keybindings (tui → coding-agent)
• Character jump navigation (tui → coding-agent)

Skipped Commits (No Changelog Entry Needed)

• Changelog update commits (0587f045, 8f7cdc24, c6557b93)
• Build fix (d1560a96)
• Contributor approvals (678e3e28, 93c39faa)
• Already covered by other entries (f1813858, 1665636f, dc8539a0)

Let me verify the TUI changelog has Can's performance optimization:

It's there - Can's performance optimization is in the TUI changelog under ### Changed:

Optimized image line detection and box rendering cache for better performance (#1084 by @can1357)

That's from commit 4058346a - the image line detection optimization and Box cache consolidation.

Did I miss another change from Can, or are you asking about cross-package duplication to coding-agent? Since it's a performance improvement (not a user-facing feature), I didn't duplicate it to coding-agent - following the rule that only changes affecting end users get duplicated.

You're right, I missed some. Let me add the remaining TUI changes to coding-agent:

Done. All TUI changes are now in coding-agent:

• New Features section: Line boundary navigation + Performance improvements
• Added section: All 4 entries with proper attribution

Let me verify:

Check passed. All TUI changes now have cross-package entries:

Let me check the current coding-agent changelog:

I see - the New Features section is missing attribution. Let me fix that:

Now all New Features have proper attribution with issue/PR links and by [@username](url) format.

Let me verify the GitHub usernames by checking the PRs:

Found two errors:

• #1051: @benvargas → @ben-vargas
• #1074: @dust-harvesting → @Perlence

Let me verify the fixes:

The URLs are still wrong. Need to fix those too:

Fixed. Let me run the check:

All fixed. Attribution corrections:

Check passed.

There are unstaged changes from another agent (daxnuts). Let me try fetch + rebase:

Done. Rebased and pushed:

• Changelog updates
• Daxnuts easter egg

Done. v0.50.4 released and pushed.