Changelog: what's new in Ditto AI

29 September 2026: 0.1.0, build 102

The current download. Same version number, new build: the app updates itself from the release feed.

Signed-in websites through Ditto's own browser. For sites with no usable tool server, such as LinkedIn, you sign in once in Ditto's browser and agents use that sign-in.
Fixes found in review: switching AI providers, pages that finish rendering late, and setting up your own key on a fresh install.

Connect hosted tool servers with one click. Where a vendor runs its own MCP server, a tool card offers Connect and Disconnect, and the sign-in opens in your real browser. Proven on real accounts with Atlassian Confluence and Linear.
Tools outside Ditto's catalog. Ditto's server keeps a copy of the official MCP registry, refreshed hourly, and searches it by the site's short name. Each tool card says why its server was chosen.
Agents run on their own by default. They do the writes they were recorded doing, in the same place, and still ask before deleting, sending somewhere new, or anything you didn't record. Draft-first is one checkbox away.
A stricter read-only check. A tool is checked with a call that needs no arguments where one exists, and never with a made-up placeholder.

Ditto AI for Mac. A native app with a menu bar item, a recording panel that shows the time and frames kept, ⌃⌥⌘R to start and stop, notifications and settings.
Runs in Claude Code as well as Kiro. The first recorded agent ran in Claude Code, installed as a skill with its MCP config and allowlist.
Drafts survive to "send it". A run keeps one tool session open, so a message drafted in one turn can be sent in the next.
Try it in your browser. The web app at buildagents.pro/app runs a sample task: nothing is recorded and no model is called.
Downloads and updates from buildagents.pro, built for Apple silicon.