Mistral Vibe 3.0.2

Added

• enable_mouse_capture setting (or VIBE_ENABLE_MOUSE_CAPTURE=false) to leave text selection and copy to your terminal; depending on the terminal, some other mouse interactions such as clicks are disabled too.
• Added max_subagents and max_concurrent_subagents settings to control how many subagents can be alive and running at once
• In VS Code, connectors that need no login, such as DeepWiki, show as Not connected and connect in one click, instead of asking an admin to set them up.

Changed

• An image sent to a model that does not support image input no longer fails the turn. The model gets the text "[image]" in place of the image, and the session continues.
• Shortened the copy hint so it fits in narrow terminals.
• The model's reasoning now shows by default, as a collapsible "Thought" row.
• The starting mode your organization sets now applies even when Vibe would otherwise have started you in smart-approve.
• Using --agent to pick a mode your organization disabled now opens your default starting mode (your organization's, if it sets one) and shows a notice.
• Raised the default subagent limits to 32 alive and 32 running concurrently (previously 8 and 4)

Fixed

• Copying on Linux now falls back to xclip or xsel when wl-copy fails, and suggests Shift+select or installing xclip when no clipboard tool works.
• Hooks from hooks.toml now run for tool calls made inside subagents, including post_agent hooks, as they do for the main agent.
• A custom subagent's [tools.*] permission, allowlist and denylist now apply to its tool calls, on top of the main agent's rules, instead of being ignored.
• A custom subagent's enabled_skills and disabled_skills now limit which skills it can load, instead of being ignored.
• Long context compactions no longer fail behind proxies or VPNs that close idle connections.
• Sessions that could not be resumed after a turn was stopped during a tool approval open again.
• Sessions saved during a tool call by Vibe 3.0.0 or earlier open again instead of failing with "Invalid Unified session store".
• ACP clients get a cancelled stop reason instead of an error when a turn is stopped during a pending approval or question.
• Sessions now start with your organization's enforced settings from the first message.
• When your organization's settings cannot be fetched, sessions now use the last fetched copy (up to 7 days old) instead of dropping them.
• /reload now stops enforcing settings your organization has removed.
• Moving a session into a worktree where its current mode is unavailable no longer fails: the session continues in another available mode and shows why.
• @ file completion no longer misses files and folders in large workspaces
• The selected row of the completion popup no longer scrolls out of view when moving up
• Idle sessions in large folders no longer pin a CPU core while the file index watches for changes.
• Desktop's new-session picker now loads your organization's settings, experiment models and catalog models when nothing is cached yet, so the first session starts in your organization's default mode.
• The built-in vibe skill and the README now document the current hook payload: qualified tool names, success or failure status only, the bash result shape, background commands, and subagent spawning.
• Rapid clicks on a tool group or collapsible section now toggle it every time instead of selecting a word or line
• Installing from source on Linux without the ALSA development files no longer fails and builds the terminal UI without voice mode.
• Long tool-call headers keep their status tag, such as "(running)", after the ellipsis when collapsed and after the last word when expanded, instead of wrapping and breaking the border.
• Rust CLI: Mouse selections are copied to the clipboard even when the button is released outside the terminal window.
• Rust CLI: Tables inside list items render their cells instead of an empty grid with the text glued to the item.
• Vibe now warns that [tools.grep] settings and a tools/prompts/task.md description override have no effect, instead of ignoring them silently.
• Collapsed tool-call summaries count distinct files read, edited, or written instead of one per call
• The trusted folder prompt now ignores Enter for a moment after it appears, so keys typed during startup no longer trust a folder by accident
• Subagents whose last turn failed stay in the subagent list as failed instead of disappearing.
• Headless runs given a prompt with -p or --prompt-file no longer hang when stdin is left open.