LukAi Journal
Product news, engineering notes, and what’s next.
LukAi 1.6.10: Automatic language
Automatic Turkish or English selection, startup update checks, and safe interface fallbacks for missing localization data arrived in LukAi 1.6.10.
Read announcementLukAi 1.6.8: Long sessions
Continuity improvements now preserve completed work during long tasks and unexpected window restarts.
Read announcementLukAi 1.6.9: Stable conversations
This release adds safe compaction for large terminal results, controlled chat scrolling, and a macOS update handoff that avoids reopening the old build.
Read announcementLukAi 1.6.6: Mobile SSH
Automatic context compaction, a renewed account center, and a mobile bridge that uses desktop SSH profiles without moving secrets arrived in this release.
Read announcementLukAi 1.6.5: Interactive questions
The agent can now pause on material ambiguity, ask one to three selectable questions, and continue in the same context after an answer.
Read announcementLukAi 1.6.4: Safe revert
Active-task messaging gained more control, while completed turns now carry changed-file summaries and conflict-aware safe revert.
Read announcementLukAi 1.6.3: GPT‑5.6
GPT‑5.6 Sol, Terra, and Luna entered the LukAi selector alongside improvements to large-conversation persistence and workspace startup.
Read announcementLukAi 1.6.2: Stable indexing
Initial index synchronization is deferred and repeated work is coalesced, reducing CPU, memory, and file-event pressure while opening folders.
Read announcementLukAi 1.6.1: Semantic index
Background indexing is now enabled by default for faster codebase context, with stronger memory and search limits for large repositories.
Read announcementLukAi on every platform
Desktop downloads are more reliable after unifying platform packages, release manifests, and brand assets under one verified release process.
Read announcementLukAi Desktop 1.5
The first stable line brought the branded editor, AI chat, workspace tools, and account system into one product foundation across macOS, Windows, and Linux.
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