Visual Studio Code 1.134 (Insiders)
Visual Studio Code 1.134 (Insiders)
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Last updated: August 13, 2026
Welcome to the 1.134 Insiders release of Visual Studio Code.
These release notes cover the Insiders build of VS Code and continue to evolve as new features are added.
You can still track our progress in the Commit log and our list of Closed issues.
Happy Coding!
August 13, 2026
- Add Agent Host server-side tools for renaming sessions and chats, so agents can replace generated placeholder titles with concise, meaningful names based on the work being performed. #329380
August 12, 2026
- Add support for closing all other tabs in a group by Alt+clicking a tab's close button, leaving the current tab and any sticky tabs open. #329251
August 11, 2026
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Hide the Voice Mode listening or barge-in placeholder in the chat input while you're typing, and restore it once the input is cleared. #330288
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Add a link to configure
voice.md
instructions to the Voice Mode onboarding banner, alongside the existing settings link. #328083 -
Fixed an issue where Voice Mode instructions in
voice.md
were not applied. #328860
August 10, 2026
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Add support for associating HTML files with the integrated browser using the workbench.editor.associations setting, so they open directly in the browser instead of the text editor. #328545
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Add subtitles and status indicators to the Chats picker in the Agents window, grouping regular, forked, and side chats separately from active subagents. #329176
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Add support for selecting the unsaved editors count badge in the Open Editors view to jump to the first unsaved editor. #328907
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Add a keybinding to reopen the most recently closed chat or session, mirroring how browsers reopen a closed tab. #329184
August 7, 2026
- Add support for running Codex sessions in the agent host with an OpenAI, ChatGPT, or other configured model provider without requiring GitHub Copilot sign-in. #329668
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