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Weekly Update #3

TL;DR

This week we brought custom agents to life!🐣 Pochi CLI is on npm, newTask makes it simple to create and manage tasks right from the terminal, and Mermaid diagrams render beautifully inside the app. MCP interactions are smarter too, and the docs and UI keep getting smoother with every update. ✨

Features 🚀

  • Custom Agents: Define your own assistants in .pochi/agents using markdown. #176, #181
  • newTask in CLI: Spin up tasks directly from the terminal, each with its dedicated agent. #232
  • Mermaid diagrams: Drop Mermaid code blocks into Pochi and see them rendered as nice diagrams. #255
Mermaid.js rendered diagram

Enhancements ✨

  • Pochi CLI on npm 📦: npm install -g pochi and get it running! #238
  • Custom models for completion: Use your own models for code completion in VS Code. #251
  • MCP instructions: MCP servers can now guide models on tool usage, enabling more complex interactions. #254
  • Token auth: Log in with a token when browser auth doesn't work. #235, #236
  • Diff view focus mode: Pochi automatically closes a file's regular editor tab when opening its diff view. #197
  • More CLI commands: pochi mcp list to inspect configured MCP servers, and pochi task list to check task lists. #231, #266
    Pochi CLI Task List
  • VS Code UI polish: Autocomplete mention list is responsive and tabbable, workflow list is collapsible and better spaced. #215, #204, #230, #228, #242
  • Docs updates: Added checkpoint feature and updated GitHub integration docs with API key setup. #203, #262

Bug fixes 🐛

  • Scoped replies: Pochi only responds when you start a comment with /pochi. #202
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