New
Build and update an app with an agent
Start Kedge's built-in app agent with one prompt:
kedge agent "build a small status page"
The agent builds and publishes a working app, returns its URL, and stays open
for follow-up turns. kedge agent --app myapp loads an existing app's current
source and can edit, deploy, operate, or send authenticated requests to the
live app. Publishing reconciles concurrent source changes before retrying.
Keep HTML app writes local first
Managed HTML app submissions now queue in the browser and replay in order when the app is reachable. Creates render immediately as pending rows and use stable client-generated IDs, so replay does not duplicate a record. Previously visited pages remain available for offline reload with their pending writes.
Improved
Start previews with production data
A branch preview's first deploy now branches the production app's managed database and files. The preview remains isolated after that point, and later deploys retain its own changes.
Clearer agent and restore behavior
Agent one-shots keep the canonical app URL on standard output while concise progress, final replies, and failures use standard error. Existing-app turns can finish after a live operation without an unrelated source deploy. The first request after a cold restore no longer waits on a proxy network-discovery delay.