Changelog

May 2026.

Coshell is a multiplayer AI coding agent. Your team shares cloud dev machines, called drives, and works with the agent in one live session. This is the complete record of what we shipped since the fork from opencode. We update this page with every release.

May 2026

9 updates
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Live presence

See who is online and what they view, in real time. Avatars show who is in each session, and typing makes an avatar pulse. An Online section lets you jump to anyone, or follow them so your view tracks theirs.

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Resize a drive

Change a drive's compute tier or grow its disk from the Resize tab, with live progress. If a resize fails, the drive rolls back safely.

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Create, rename, and delete drives

Create a new drive from the app in one dialog. New drives come up ready to use.

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Manage Drive

One panel for a drive's compute size, status, members, and lifecycle. Bring your own AI provider keys and scope them to the org or to specific drives. Changes propagate live.

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Message attribution

Every message in a shared session carries a chip with the sender's name and color. You always know who asked the agent to do what.

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Accounts

Sign in with GitHub or email. Every drive you have access to appears automatically. No server addresses, no per-workspace setup.

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Roles: admin, write, read

Drives have admin, write, and read roles, enforced on the server. Admins manage members from a dialog. Read-only members see their access reflected in the UI.

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A file manager for every drive

Browse a drive's files from the sidebar. Create, rename, upload, and download files, and download folders as a zip, before you open a project.

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Forked from opencode

Coshell begins as a fork of opencode, the open-source AI coding agent, with one bet: AI coding should be multiplayer. This changelog records what we build.

Get your team in the same session.

Open a drive in the browser, or attach from the CLI. Your whole team works in one shared live session.