Havoptic
Free, open-source release tracker for AI coding tools. Aggregates changelogs from Cursor, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, and more.
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What is Havoptic?
Key features
Centralised changelog aggregation
view updates from multiple AI coding tools in one place
Version tracking
monitor release versions and dates across supported tools
Open-source codebase
freely available and modifiable by the community
No account required
access release information without signing up
Regular updates
tracks current releases from actively maintained AI coding tools
Pros & cons
Advantages
- Free with no paywalls or premium tiers
- Saves time by aggregating information from multiple sources
- Open-source means transparency and community-driven improvements
- Simple interface focused on core functionality without unnecessary features
Limitations
- Limited to the specific AI tools it currently supports; doesn't cover all coding assistants
- Relies on maintaining accurate data feeds, which depends on community contributions
- No notifications or alerts for new releases; you need to check manually
Use cases
Staying informed about feature releases when using multiple AI coding assistants
Comparing changelog histories to understand which tool has added specific capabilities
Tracking bug fixes and stability improvements across your development toolkit
Contributing to the open-source project by helping maintain or expand tool coverage
Ready to try Havoptic?
Pricing
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Full access to aggregated changelogs from supported AI coding tools, open-source codebase
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- Open source
- Free forever