Changelog

Minor improvements and bug fixes.

Kombai Browser Extension now opens by default every time you lauch Kombai Browser.

You can now use Kombai Browser to live-edit text on any site you visit. This allows you to test content changes safely without affecting the live website.

Simply click the text icon to enable editing mode. Click on any text element to start typing. Once you are happy with your changes, send them to the Agent for code implementation.

Browser stability improvements.

Added support for backgrounds, animations, border, and font selection in the Design tab.

Chat streaming improvements.

For medium and high-complexity tasks, Kombai now generates a Todo list directly within the chat stream. As the task progresses, Kombai automatically verifies and strikes through completed steps, reflecting the current status of the task.

Minor improvements and bug fixes.

Browser stability improvements.

Kombai Browser now has a dedicated browser extension to use the element selection tools.

It also lets you visually edit your project's CSS styles inside the browser to preview changes instantly. Once you have made your changes, you can send the applied CSS changes directly to the Agent for code implementation.

Read more about the Kombai Browser Extension here.

Fixed a bug that caused the Kombai Browser to react slowly.

Fixed a bug that caused the Kombai screen to get stuck when switching away from the IDE window.

Kombai now has a specialized debug mode to diagnose and resolve complex frontend bugs.

Use Debug mode when a bug is hard to reproduce consistently, the root cause is unclear, multiple systems may be involved (e.g. API calls, state management, side effects, etc.), earlier fixes didn’t work, or you expect to introduce temporary changes to the codebase that must be cleaned up afterwards.

Read more about Debug mode here.

Minor improvements and bug fixes.

Kombai now auto-compacts older messages in a thread to save tokens, letting you continue long threads without hitting context limits.

Compaction is enabled by default and automatically triggered by Kombai at certain stages but you can also manually trigger it by clicking the Compact thread button under the button in the chat response.

Read more about Compaction here.

We've added the Ultra variant powered by Claude's Opus 4.5 model, best for hard tasks and deep reasoning. To use it, simply select Ultra from the Agent Variants dropdown before sending your next message in Kombai.

Kombai now supports queued messages. Any message sent to Kombai will be queued if the Agent is already occupied with a task. Queued messages will be automatically sent to Kombai when the current task is complete.

Kombai now has a single, merged browser with the abilities of the earlier user and agent browsers. You can use it to attach DOM elements and console outputs to the Kombai chat, or ask the Agent to autonomously perform tasks and test your applications in the browser.

Read more about the Kombai Browser here.

Now you can use @Terminal to share your terminal logs with Kombai. It gives the Agent the full context it needs to debug errors. This saves you from manually copy-pasting giant error logs. Kombai can just read the output directly and fix the underlying issue.

Kombai's new frontend skills let you improve your projects' designs. With these skills, you can ask Kombai to suggest and visualize themes, review your current designs, and create wireframes for new pages and sections in your project.

Read more about the Frontend Skills here.

Kombai now supports custom slash commands. You can create new slash commands as Markdown files under the ./kombai/commands directory or use the existing slash commands (e.g., Spec Kit, OpenSpec commands) by adding the directory path in Kombai.

Read more about the custom slash commands here.

Kombai now supports extended thinking for agent variants. It helps them think more deeply about your task and generate detailed and accurate responses. You can toggle extended thinking under the agent variants dropdown.

General UI improvements.

Minor improvements and bug fixes.

Browser stability improvements.

Minor improvements and bug fixes.

Minor improvements and bug fixes.

Minor improvements and bug fixes.

Kombai's new "Agent Variants" are distinct modes that determine the underlying Large Language Model (LLM), tools, and resource allocations for a task.

They provide you granular control over the trade-offs between quality, agentic capabilities, credit consumption and speed. There are three supported variants: High, Medium, and Mini.

Read more about the Agent Variants here.

Resource library lets you use external frontend resources such as colors, fonts, animations, UI components for your tasks in Kombai.

Type @resources in the chat input, select a resource category and click on the resource you want to use. Now, prompt Kombai to use the attached resource for your task.

Kombai has entirely rebuilt the tech stack config for better customization and ease of use. You can now:

• Choose from 400+ libraries and frameworks
• Use chat input to save libraries and frameworks to your tech stack
• Add custom libraries to your tech stack manually or via AI suggestions

Kombai’s new slash (/) commands feature brings SEO and accessibility audits directly into your IDE. It also helps you instantly fix any issues found in the audit.

Kombai supports four slash commands- /audit-seo, /audit-accessibility, /improve-seo, and /improve-accessibility.

Read more about the Slash commands here.

Fixed issues causing Figma account connection with Kombai to break.

Minor improvements and bug fixes.

Kombai now has a separate Plan mode, replacing the "Plan for complex tasks" features in the Agent mode. Use plan mode to generate a plan for your features. Once you approve the plan, Kombai will auto-switch to Code mode to generate the code based on the plan.

Kombai can now autonomously navigate and interact with the browser to perform tasks. Ask Kombai to navigate to different pages, click on buttons, and fill out forms to test your applications.

Minor improvements and bug fixes.

Minor improvements and bug fixes.

We have improved the capabilities of the Kombai browser. It now has access to the performance tab, and network requests in the browser dev tools.

Now, you can directly ask Kombai to inspect and improve the performance of the page and fix network request issues in the browser.

Minor improvements and bug fixes.

Minor improvements and bug fixes.

You can now send DOM elements and console errors back to Kombai from the browser. Go to Start Preview, then Kombai Browser to open the preview with the chat window.

Read more about the Kombai Browser here.

Minor improvements and bug fixes.

Minor improvements and bug fixes.

Kombai has updated its pricing model. We now offer three tiers: Free, Pro, and Enterprise.

Pro plan users can choose from multiple credit bundles based on their usage needs. The plan rates and billing cycle for existing paid users will remain unchanged.

Read more about the pricing changes here.

Credits and Billing page has replaced the earlier Account page. You can explore plans, manage your existing plan, and view your remaining plan credits through this page.

You can now track your credit usage and allocation history through the new Credit logs page.

Log out is now part of help section. Click the in the top menubar. Then click on the icon besides your email ID to log out.

Minor improvements and bug fixes.

Minor improvements and bug fixes.

New Agent mode is now the default way to use Code mode. To use the old Code mode, disable New Agent mode under "Ask / Code" dropdown.

Minor improvements and bug fixes.

Kombai can now write code directly to your repository. To use this feature, enable New Agent mode in quick settings.

Read more about the New Agent mode here.

Minor improvements and bug fixes.

Minor improvements and bug fixes.

Kombai has officially added support for rules. You can now define project-level or global rules for Kombai to follow while generating code.

Rules can be added via ./kombai/rules directory or AGENTS.md.

Read the Rules doc to know more.

Account page has replaced the earlier "View Account" modal. The new page makes it easier to manage and explore subscription plans. It also lets you track your credit usage history per chat.

Editable plan files now generate a plan.md file for common tasks that don’t require creating a new component or page (such as modifying an existing code file).

You can now track the number of credits consumed at the end of each conversation.

You can now see how much of the context window is used at the end of each conversation.

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Kombai now supports Simple Icons and Game Icons variants in react-icons.