0.43.0 Beta 1

Basic Agent free quota increased to 10 messages, safer npm installs with blocking for unsafe packages, and file references from the code editor

Dyad v0.43.0 Beta 1 increases the Basic Agent free quota to 10 messages, adds blocking for unsafe npm package installs, and makes it easier to reference files directly from the code editor.

Highlights

Basic Agent free quota increased to 10 messages

This release increases the Basic Agent free quota from 5 messages to 10 messages.

This gives you more room to try out the Agent mode before hitting the free usage limit.

Safer npm installs with blocking for unsafe packages

Dyad now automatically blocks adding unsafe npm packages by using Socket Firewall.

This helps reduce the chance of adding packages that contains malware or other critical security issues.

Tip

If an install is blocked, review the package name before trying again. This can help catch typos, unexpected packages, or other risky installs.

If you run into issues, please let us know and report a bug.

You can disable this setting by going to Settings > Experiments and disable Block unsafe npm packages. However, we highly recommend keeping this enabled as there's an increasing trend of malicious npm packages being distributed.

Enhancements

Added a Group tabs by app context menu option to make open tabs easier to organize.
You can reference files directly from the code editor and make edits to the file using chat.
GitHub sync state now persists across Publish tab navigation, reducing the need to repeat steps while publishing.
Fixed routes discovery for more reliable behavior while checking app routes.

Community contributions

Thanks to the community members who contributed to this release!

@wwwillchen — Increased Basic Agent free quota to 10 messages and improved package-lock.json visibility in the GitHub UI
@azizmejri1 — Added file references from the code editor
@RyanGroch — Performance improvement through database write-ahead logging
@octo-patch — MiniMax default model update

Feedback

This is a beta release, so feedback is especially helpful—particularly around the higher Basic Agent free quota, unsafe package install blocking, and file references from the code editor.

If you run into issues or have suggestions, please help us improve by reporting a bug or uploading a chat session.