Today, we're releasing Verdent 1.5.0, bringing major upgrades across both of our products:
- Verdent Standalone App
- Verdent for VS Code
Two upgraded experiences built for real development workflows. Plan clearly, build confidently, and iterate faster with powerful agents.
Verdent Standalone App
Your Agent-Orchestrated Development Environment
Built for Multitasking
Verdent is designed for real development workflows where you are rarely working on a single task; you can keep multiple features, bug fixes, and experiments moving forward at the same time, while agents maintain full context for each thread of work so you can switch between codebases or requirements without losing track of what has already been decided or implemented.
Workspace Isolation
Behind the scenes, Verdent runs each agent in its own isolated workspace, so changes for one task never silently leak into another; you can try different approaches in parallel, compare the results, and then bring only the outputs you trust back into your main branch, using clear diffs instead of hoping that agents didn't overwrite each other's work.
Parallel Agent Execution
Instead of waiting on a single agent to finish everything in sequence, Verdent lets you launch multiple agents at once for the same project, one planning the work, others implementing and verifying changes in separate workspaces, which reduces turnaround time on complex tasks and makes it practical to use agents for larger, multi-step pieces of development work.
Verdent for VS Code
Starting development goes beyond writing code, and Plan Mode is redesigned to make that beginning precise. It lets you define requirements the way you think, refine them through clarification, and lock in a visual plan that reflects exactly what needs to be delivered, so when agents start coding, they execute with accuracy from the first step.
Available Now
Both the Standalone App and Verdent for VS Code are ready for you to download and use today.
Happy building.