SourceCraft release notes

April 2026

Code Assistant

  • Introduced the Code Assistant Free and Code Assistant Pro service plans, which differ in quotas. For more information, see SourceCraft pricing policy.
  • Added support for skills in the Visual Studio Code plugin.
  • Now you can set exceptions for ignored files in .codeassistantignore in the Visual Studio Code plugin.

SourceCraft CLI

Released the SourceCraft CLI, a command line interface for SourceCraft with a built-in OpenCode AI agent. opencode is preconfigured for access to Code Assistant's large language models (LLMs) and features the tools you need to use the platform.

SourceCraft Spaces

Our Visual Studio Code-based in-browser cloud development environment called SourceCraft Spaces entered the Preview stage.

Automation

Security

Access management

Working with code

Added support for .ipynb files in Jupyter Notebook format.

interface

Other

Updated quotas and limits.

Q1 2026

Pricing

Introduced the SourceCraft Free and SourceCraft Pro plans offering different service packages. For more information, see SourceCraft pricing policy.

Code Assistant

Automation

  • Added new parameters for cubes:
    • if: Cube execution condition. If the condition is not met, the cube is skipped and the job continues.
    • allow_failure: Flag to control your CI/CD process behavior when errors occur in individual cubes. If true, the task will continue as if the cube has completed successfully, even if there is an error. The default value is false.
  • Implemented the new SOURCECRAFT_REPO_URL predefined environment variable: link to the repository in https://git@git.sourcecraft.dev/<organization_slug>/<repository_slug>.git format.
  • Added support for transferring multi-line values ​​from one cube to another in the predefined environment variables SOURCECRAFT_ENV and SOURCECRAFT_OUTPUT.

Access management

Added the ability to generate unique invitation links to an organization or repository in the SourceCraft interface or via the API.

Q4 2025

Code Assistant

Automation

Security

Access management

Implemented the teams feature, a tool for access management and collaboration within an organization.

Working with code

Interface

  • Added the feature of releases, i.e., fixed versions of a software product.
  • Implemented the ability to resolve branch merge conflicts in the SourceCraft interface.
  • Supported Telegram notifications about SourceCraft events.
  • Revised the CI/CD interface by adding the following elements:
    • Tab displaying cube logs.
    • Button to display the list of artifacts.
    • Settings for customizing terminal appearance and CI/CD structure output.
  • Supported SourceCraft Sites deployment from a CI/CD process.
  • In pull requests, implemented code suggestions you can merge into the branch directly from a comment.
  • Implemented selecting an organization from different SourceCraft interface sections.
  • Optimized the SourceCraft interface for smartphones.

Q3 2025

Released SourceCraft for General Availability, i.e., the service is fully-functional and ready for production use. Published the future SourceCraft and Code Assistant prices. These prices will come into effect in 2026.

Code Assistant

  • Changes in plugins:

    Implemented a massive plugin update introducing agent mode, granular tool configuration, connection options to various LLMs and MCP servers, operating mode selection, etc.

    • The Code Assistant plugin is available for JetBrains IDE version 2025.2.
    • Supported viewing the context currently used in the chat as well as adding specific project files and directories to the context.

Open source

Integration with Yandex Cloud

Automation

Working with code

  • Supported file structure output, declaration search, and element usage search for C, C#, Kotlin, the Protocol Buffers data description language, and the .sourcecraft/ci.yaml CI/CD configuration file.
  • Revised and improved code navigation and search; supported the feature in pull requests.

Security

  • Upgraded the secret detection engine: in addition to the default Gitleaks engine, introduced Kingfisher in test mode. For more information, see Secret ingredients for secure development.
  • Added a general dashboard with security incident statistics in a repository.
  • Added the ability to export a SARIF (Static Analysis Results Interchange Format) file with secret scanning results for audit or integration with external systems.
  • Added displaying of a CVSS vector and vulnerability severity level for each dependency.
  • Implemented displaying event history for specific secrets and vulnerabilities detected in a repository: when the warning was opened, who and when marked it as resolved or reopened it.
  • Added the ability to filter vulnerabilities by status (Open, Solved, and False positive) and severity (Critical, High, Medium, and Low). Also, you can now sort vulnerabilities by status or severity.
  • Added the ability to separately enable and disable secret scanning and vulnerability analysis.
  • Improved the display of large defect groups: they are now displayed faster with global numbering of findings and page_token for paginated navigation in both the SourceCraft interface and API.

Access management

  • Added the ability to create internal repositories: only users from the organization housing the repository will have access to view and edit such a repository.
  • Supported creation of private organizations: only invited users will have access to view and edit the organization’s repositories. You cannot create public repositories in such organizations.
  • Implemented the ability to invite existing SourceCraft users to an organization by their public name or nickname. Also, you can now invite users directly to a repository without creating a dedicated organization.
  • Implemented the option to quickly switch between accounts.

Changes in the interface

  • Added the SourceCraft Sites interface for free static website hosting without configuring server infrastructure.
  • Supported notifications about actions in repositories, pull requests, and issues.
  • Implemented the ability to view quotas in the SourceCraft interface.
  • Added the ability to add files and folders and switch branches on the repository home page.
  • Implemented search by custom repositories, issues, branches, and tags as well as sorting issues by assignees.
  • Added the ability to link issues from different repositories within one organization.
  • Added the dark UI theme.
  • Improved repository management: added the Recent, Contributed, and Reacted tabs to the Activity section and dashboards.
  • Supported the ability to copy links to comments.
  • Updated the repository home page: added the description section, links, and fast navigation to SourceCraft Sites.
  • Added the ability to delete a branch in one click after accepting a pull request.
  • You can now view change history for any files, folders, and branches with such details as hash, author, and description. You can share a link to either the entire list or a specific commit.

Q2 2025

SourceCraft is available at the Preview stage for all users. The service is not subject to a service level agreement and is offered free of charge.

Security

Open source

  • Improved migration of repositories from GitHub: added automatic import of open and closed pull requests, issues, milestones, comments, and tags.
  • Implemented mirroring, i.e., automatic syncing of certain branches in GitHub and SourceCraft repositories.
  • Added support for anonymous access to public repositories for all internet users. Repositories are available from the SourceCraft interface as well as through git over HTTPS.
  • Implemented forks, which allow you to create your own isolated copy of another repository.

Automation

Planning

  • Implemented milestones.
  • Added support for issue labels.
  • Upgraded issue boards with new features.
  • Implemented the following features: voting for an issue, subscribing to an issue, mentioning users in comments, reactions.
  • Implemented real-time updates of issue pages for prompt tracking of comments, reactions, and other changes.
  • Added sorting and filtering in issue lists.
  • Implemented linking between milestones, issues, and pull requests.

Integration with Yandex Cloud

Working with code

Code Assistant

  • Implemented a chat to interact with the AI assistant in the IDE interface, with support for generation of tests and documentation.
  • Added new quotas for generation of documentation and tests as well as the number of chats.
  • Added support for quick actions: Code Assistant integrations into the IDE.
  • For Visual Studio Code, added localization of the plugin UI based on the IDE language.

Other

Added quotas and limits.

Q1 2025

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