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What changed in each version of the Coduck CLI. Update to the latest with npm.

npm install -g coduck-cli@latest
0.7.0Latest
New
  • Pull request reviews read the documents the description links, in Notion, Jira or Confluence, with no --ticket needed. Turn it off with --disable-auto-pr-document-fetch.
  • Every finding says why it matters and what to change, each in a few words.
  • The DRY reviewer searches for duplication with Sonnet.
0.6.0
New
  • A rule about the whole pull request is shown once, as a notice, instead of on every file.
  • The npm package links to coduck.dev and has a README written for installing.
Fixed
  • coduck post says when your GitHub token cannot see the repository.
  • A pull request comment opens with its title and says only what to do.
  • The product review no longer adds a “Review coverage” row.
0.5.0
New
  • The product reviewer works without a ticket, reviewing what the change decides for the people using it.
  • Each problem is reported once, even when two reviewers find it.
  • Findings are marked when they ask a question or push back on a claim.
  • Progress is shown between the reviewers finishing and the report.
Improved
  • The severity leads each row, and findings are written the way a reviewer would say them.
  • The model for each step is chosen by the task.
Fixed
  • Every file is named in a large change.
0.4.1
Changed
  • Licensed under FSL-1.1-ALv2. The licence ships with every package.
0.4.0
New
  • A fifth reviewer, DRY: does the repository already have this, and did changing shared code break callers who did not ask for it?
Improved
  • Coduck asks Claude Code what it supports instead of checking its version, and asks Codex for its sandbox flag.
Fixed
  • The npm packages are coduck-cli and coduck-<os>-<arch>.
0.3.2
Improved
  • Two steps of progress while a review prepares, and tidier finding rows.
0.3.1
New
  • Install with npm.
  • coduck post puts the findings you choose on the pull request.
  • Tickets from Jira and Confluence as well as Notion, and coduck init asks where yours live.
  • Framework instructions for FastAPI, and review guidance for relational databases.
Fixed
  • Coduck connects to your ticketing system before the slow part of a review, not after it.

Before npm, versions 0.1.0 to 0.3.0 (15 to 18 September 2026) shipped as a download with an install script. They introduced the review itself, working out whether each file is backend or frontend, per-project framework detection, and the API layer for GraphQL.