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This release brings huge performance gains for large workspaces, collapses base64 values into media previews, adds dropdowns for header names and values, and ships an agent skill for the Yaak CLI. Fast and snappy for huge workspaces#YF977yaak#516Import Cl

This release adds readable streaming responses for LLM APIs, support for GraphQL operation names, a time-grouped response history, and performance work including SQLite WAL mode and a fix for constant CPU usage when Git syncing inside large repos. Readabl

This release introduces the ability to override settings per request or folder, a new cookie management dialog, and improves some Git improvement. Override settings per folder/request#YF494yaak#463 Override settings at workspace, folder, or request level

This release brings JSON comment support in request bodies and an all new agent-friendly CLI, allowing tools like Claude and Codex interact with Yaak workspaces directly. New agent-friendly CLIThe new yaak CLI lets you manage workspaces, send requests, an

You can now review diffs before committing with the new Git diff viewer, complete OAuth2 flows in your default browser, and generate code snippets from any HTTP request with the new httpsnippet plugin. Here's everything that changed. Git diff viewer and m

Choosing between Yaak and Insomnia? Both are desktop API clients for sending HTTP, GraphQL, and other API requests, but they make different product tradeoffs. Yaak is designed for developers who want a focused, local-first app with open-source code, Git-f

This is one of the biggest updates since Yaak's launch. The HTTP layer has been completely rewritten to give you full visibility into redirects, headers, cookies, and compression-the most requested feature with 157 votes. Also shipping: configurable keybo

A year ago I had just launched Yaak's commercial-use license and was sitting at $160 MRR. It was a gamble to choose a business model that offered no actual incentive to upgrade other than good-faith compliance, but it's been paying off. My bet was that la

This release focuses on making Yaak feel more at home in real-world teams and environments: better Git integration, Windows authentication, first-class 1Password support, smarter template functions, and a big batch of UI polish. ARM Linux and Windows supp

This release brings the long-awaited ability to filter requests in the sidebar, plus a bunch of quality-of-life improvements that I know you'll enjoy. Sidebar request filtering#YF681Let's start with the big one. You can now quickly filter the sidebar usin