Qwen Code released versions 0.23.1 through 0.24.7 in September, introducing major improvements to web-based workflows, mobile development, and multi-agent collaboration.
Interface and Workflow
- Web Shell inline editing: Modify and resend the latest user message while preserving attached images and files for a fresh reply.
- Execution trajectory overview: A strip in the Web Shell shows where execution time is spent during runs, helping you identify bottlenecks.
- Commit message drafting: The new /commit slash command drafts commit messages with AI assistance.
- Web preview enhancements: Desktop and mobile width options, refresh, external opening, saved HTML artifacts, and per-session URL memory.
- Git visualization: Commit history is visualized as a lane graph across all branches with searchable navigation and direct remote management from the workspace branch picker.
- Continue execution action: Resume interrupted Web Shell sessions without duplicating messages.
Mobile and Remote Development
- Mobile development shell: PWA installability and Android development shell enable code editing on mobile devices.
- SSH workspace support: Connect to SSH workspaces without requiring a remote daemon, simplifying setup for remote developers.
- Desktop access for remote sessions: Remote sessions can now access your desktop through a node_repl relay for computer-use tasks.
Models and Agents
- OpenAI Responses API integration: Qwen Code can now produce code suggestions directly from OpenAI models.
- External agent delegation: Delegate a sub-agent turn to an external agent via ACP integration, with Claude Code support initially.
- Model and reasoning selection: Select models and reasoning modes when creating sessions for more control over agent behavior.
Collaboration and Real-time Features
- Live voice calls: Chrome Native Messaging relay and in-browser live voice calls expand real-time collaboration, with shared screens streaming into browser voice calls.
- DingTalk integration: Interactive permission cards display tool permission requests directly within DingTalk, and shared output modes now include DingTalk support for team notifications.
Some other features were also released this month but are not listed here.