v4.0.18 v4.0.19
farion1231/cc-switchOct 21, 2026 → Oct 23, 20262 days between releases
What's New
Adds Kimi Code as the 12th managed app, Kimi account login, a redesigned usage page, and a DB migration that blocks downgrades.
Breaking Changes
- Database schema moves from version 21 to 22 to store Kimi Code MCP/Skills toggles; an automatic backup is taken first, but older builds reject the newer database so rolling back after upgrading will fail.
- Kimi Code state lives in ~/.kimi-code/config.toml (or KIMI_CODE_HOME), and providers added through CC Switch are written into that shared config, so they apply to both the CLI and desktop builds.
New Features
- Kimi Code is supported as a standalone app with its own providers, MCP (stdio/HTTP/SSE), Skills, prompts, session browsing/restore, usage import, and install/upgrade/uninstall from the Apps page.
- Multiple Kimi Code providers can be enabled at once, with add/remove/set-default actions and protection against removing a provider currently used as the default or subagent model.
- Kimi official account login (domestic and overseas) in the Authorization Center with multi-account management, per-account nicknames and quotas, background token renewal, and detection of accounts already logged in via Kimi Code.
- Usage statistics page redesigned with a single sync/settings control, time/app/provider/model on one row, a selected metric driving both trend chart and heatmap, tabbed detail tables, and a configurable request-log page size.
- Kimi Code provider creation offers grouped presets plus model-list fetching that auto-fills context window, thinking support, image-input capability, and per-model display names.
Improvements
- 'Set as default' moved into the card overflow menu for OpenCode/OpenClaw, and the Pi provider identifier is always visible with inline duplicate validation.
- MCP servers now show custom display names, and session group headers are fully clickable.
- Usage page keeps sticky time/app columns, an expandable token metric row, and remembers the chosen request-log page size.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed Codex reporting `unsupported call: exec` after switching away from a third-party GPT model in aggregation mode.
- Fixed the whole app freezing on the About page when launched from a terminal on Linux/WSL.
- Fixed image input being disabled for Codex models after a model was selected.
- Fixed `redacted_thinking` errors in the Claude Code VS Code extension when routed through a Responses upstream.
- Fixed macOS keychain quota lookups for Claude subscriptions, a missing Gemini group in Antigravity quotas, and Esc closing all stacked panels at once.
Upgrade Notes
The upgrade itself is safe and takes an automatic database backup, but treat it as one-way: once on schema 22 you cannot downgrade to v4.0.18 or earlier without restoring that backup. If you use Kimi Code, review ~/.kimi-code/config.toml (or KIMI_CODE_HOME) after adding providers, since CC Switch writes into the same config the CLI and desktop app share.
The Two Releases
CC Switch v4.0.18
Oct 21, 2026· 7 days ago
CC Switch v4.0.18 adds support for Google's Antigravity CLI (agy), making it the 11th application managed by the tool, with dedicated providers, MCP, Skills, prompts, sessions, and usage tracking. It also introduces multi-account Antigravity management in the Authorization Center on macOS, alongside a batch of Windows installer/update improvements and fixes for macOS file-handle exhaustion, Finder-launched command PATH issues, Claude Code session grouping, and pricing gaps.
Full release notesCC Switch v4.0.19
Oct 23, 2026· 5 days ago
CC Switch v4.0.19 adds Kimi Code as the 12th supported application, with full provider, MCP, Skills, prompt, session, and usage management shared between its CLI and desktop builds. It also introduces Kimi official account login with multi-account support, nicknames, and quota display, and redesigns the usage statistics page with a unified filter row, metric-driven charts, and paginated request logs. Numerous fixes address Codex model-switching errors, Linux/WSL freezes, macOS keychain and Antigravity quota issues, and various UI glitches.
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