DESIGNED FOR MACOS 27 Taska fully embraces the updated Liquid Glass design. Task controls now live in the main toolbar, and the sidebar, task list, and inspector end in translucent bars that content scrolls beneath. Menus are lighter, showing icons only where they genuinely help. MORE CONSISTENT, MORE CONTROL Group By, Sort By, and Quick Filters have been added to the menu, with submenus to show or hide individual groups, and tasks can now be grouped by priority. Smart filters are a menu command away, milestones can be set from the context menu, and Type, Milestone, and Priority use the same icons and wording everywhere. Many details were refined throughout the app. UNDER THE HOOD Syncing after a fetch is faster and leaner, and issue types stay current without repeated requests. Also fixed: a freeze when clicking into text fields, GitHub write-access checks, window tab restoration, and emoji shortcodes that showed as text.

• The Taska MCP server now reports open issues correctly for GitLab repositories. • Fixed Japanese and other CJK input accidentally submitting a new issue when confirming text conversion with the enter key. • Settings > Extensions now recognizes the all-new ChatGPT & Codex app.

* Task Timeline. Alongside comments, the new Task Timeline at the bottom of the inspector gathers an issue's whole history: assignments, status changes, commits that reference it, and more. * Links. Taska connects to the tools you already use. Commits open in Kaleidoscope or the app of your choice, and links in tickets can be rewritten to open in custom apps. * Extensions. In addition to coding agents and Xcode access through the built-in MCP server, the new taska:// URL scheme lets any app link straight in. * Markdown input and rendering have been rewritten * Task titles can now contain `inline code` * Smaller refinements and fixes

• Added an Xcode agent plug-in (for Xcode 27 and later) that lets coding agents Xcode — Claude, Codex and Gemini — work with your Taska issues. • Added HTTP support for local Gitea/Forgejo instances.

• Fixed MCP server integration issues related to comments and issue types. • Tasks can now be assigned to closed milestones.

• Forgejo and Gitea support (Beta). Connect Codeberg or any self-hosted Forgejo or Gitea instance alongside your GitHub and GitLab accounts, and let us know how it works for you. • More power for AI agents via MCP. Claude, Codex, Cursor, and other MCP clients can now create and edit issues, on top of the existing comment and state-change tools. All write actions are gated by a new "Allow Write Access" permission in Settings ▸ Extensions, off by default. • Smart Filters refresh: give each filter its own icon and color to stand out in the sidebar, add a new filter-by-Type row, and enjoy a freshly modernized edit sheet. • Type, everywhere it should be: group tasks by Type, set it from the Task menu, and find Group by and Sort by in the View menu. • Fixes a sporadic issue where inspector edits like milestone, priority, or type could be dropped or land on the wrong task when switching selection quickly.

Taska 1.8 adds full support for issue types on GitHub. Thanks for your feedback and support. If you like Taska, please consider leaving a review on the App Store. - GitHub issue types are now fully supported. - Fix an issue where Taska sometimes would stop updating tasks from GitHub or GitLab. - Ensure that a newly added task is always visible in the task list.

New coding agent integrations like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini Your tasks become AI-native and queryable in a much smarter way Secure access — agents don’t get full access to your ticket system Enable MCP server in Settings → Extensions Agents can: • Find, group, and summarize tasks far beyond simple search • Query and list tasks, and do research on your behalf • Read and write comments • Close tickets directly from your coding workflow Version 1.7.1 provides improvements and fixes to the MCP server and settings.

New coding agent integrations like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini Your tasks become AI-native and queryable in a much smarter way Secure access — agents don’t get full access to your ticket system Enable MCP server in Settings → Extensions Agents can: • Find, group, and summarize tasks far beyond simple search • Query and list tasks, and do research on your behalf • Read and write comments • Close tickets directly from your coding workflow

* Resolved an issue where some users saw an empty list of Added Repositories.

* New dedicated window for creating tasks * Smart title suggestions powered by Apple Intelligence * Improvements and bug fixes Creating tasks is now faster and more flexible. By default, new tasks open in their own window, letting you prepare multiple tasks at once. Prefer the old inline behavior? You can switch back in Settings—and pressing Enter in the list still works as before. For a new task, start by writing what needs to be done and why. On supported devices, Apple Intelligence will automatically suggest a task title based on your description, with multiple alternatives to choose from. You can always enter a title manually—but you might be surprised how often the suggestion fits perfectly. We also refined the user experience on macOS Tahoe in a few places, re-enabled resizing on the Inspector sidebar, enahnced tab window restoration, and made GitHub ticket templates more reliable.

• Redesigned for macOS Tahoe and Liquid Glass • New app icon supporting all appearance variations • Removed custom image upload for GitHub • Various bug fixes and performance improvements

Bugfixes

We continue working on issues reported to us, making Taska better for you.

We continue working on issues reported to us, making Taska better for you. New in Taska 1.4: • Added an option in General Settings to open repositories in tabs rather than separate windows. • Added an option in the Comments list to sort comments by oldest first, like GitHub and GitLab. • Improved the default milestone sorting to list 1.10 after 1.9. • Re-added a missing button explaining how to fix the display of images for GitLab repositories. • Images in GitLab issues now display correctly (when following the explanation mentioned above). • Smaller fixes and improvements.

Thank you for your patience as we continue working on a few remaining fidelity issues. New in Taska 1.3.3: • Improved stability. • Repositories that don't have issues enabled can no longer be added to Taska. • Self-hosted GitLab projects in nested groups should now work as expected.

Thank you for your patience as we continue working on a few remaining fidelity issues. New in Taska 1.3.2: • Improved stability. • Fixed the broken link to the GitLab token page. • Resolved an issue preventing some users from creating milestones. • When adding a new repository, archived repositories are now listed at the bottom. Also, the list sorting has been improved. If you encounter issues, please reach out via Help > Send Taska Feedback.

Minor bugfixes.