v2.0.0 is a full redesign with a hosted MCP server, setup health checks, rebuilt analytics, and sturdier phone connections
Aiola v2.0.0 delivers a whole-app redesign alongside a hosted MCP server that connects Claude, ChatGPT, and external assistants over OAuth. Workspaces gain setup health checks, analytics is rebuilt with dedicated AI-crawler tracking, Connections are noticeably sturdier, and a round of fixes lands across mobile, Windows, analytics, and git.
A whole-app redesign: The interface features a refreshed shell, sidebar, chat composer with floating panels, settings, Central, and analytics pages. Your workflows remain familiar and unchanged, while becoming noticeably cleaner and faster to read.
Hosted MCP server: Connect Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP-capable assistant directly to your Aiola projects over OAuth. Connected assistants can read live analytics, application logs, user feedback, search keywords, and indexing issues to assist with debugging and monitoring. Tool execution results render as interactive widgets directly inside Aiola chat.
Setup health for every workspace: A new "Needs attention" card verifies that your analytics tracker and app logger are installed correctly and actively reporting. When any component is missing or misconfigured, the card highlights the exact issue and provides clear guidance on what to fix.
Rebuilt analytics with AI-crawler tracking: The analytics interface has been redesigned with flat, scannable sections, clear entry and exit pages, and more resilient geographic reporting. A dedicated AI view breaks down bot and crawler traffic by vendor alongside assistant coverage metrics to show how automated agents discover your site. Feedback has also moved to its own dedicated settings page for easier review.
Sturdier Connections and GitHub: Paired phones now keep presence across desktop restarts, older mobile sessions match properly, and phone pairing is available on Windows with "Other connections" removed. Redesigned pull request and issue views add Summary and Code tabs, reviewer assignments, cached loading, direct merge controls, and a Disconnect PR option. Desktop sign-in also introduces Continue with Apple for a faster login flow.
Thread engine and review panel: The thread engine now automatically repairs orphaned runs and pauses the queue after a failed turn, while desktop and phone threads show live provider status instead of a generic "Working" label. The review-changes panel includes an interactive file tree with smallest-files-first loading and smooth collapse animations. Assistant execution also gains support for OpenCode skills and persistent Codex approval settings.
Fixes: Mobile photo picking never loses a photo, broken images show a visible card, backgrounded terminals survive, the queued panel stays compact, and mention chips remain readable in dark mode. On Windows, .cmd shim spawning ensures CLI updates, Codex login, and Grok models launch reliably, alongside smooth OpenCode npm updates and no hanging processes on exit. Analytics improvements resolve chart spacing, add zero-filled 24-hour sparklines, restore geographic fallbacks, and fix bot vendor attribution without SSH origin probes poisoning git origin lookups. A final round of fixes lands across settings, navigation, and provider detection.