Mistral Vibe: Browse Every Release's Notes with /release-notes and See All Missed Updates After Upgrading

Mistral VibeOct 30, 2026View original changelog

Mistral Vibe 3.0.4 added a /release-notes command (alias /whatsnew) that opens a searchable, full-screen browser of the release notes for every Vibe version. After an upgrade, a new session now lists what is new in every release since the last visit, not only the latest one. Resumed sessions no longer show that list below the conversation.

Key Takeaways

Mistral Vibe 3.0.4 added /release-notes with the alias /whatsnew, giving a full-screen view of release notes for every Vibe version.
The viewer is searchable, so users can look up when a specific feature or fix shipped.
After an upgrade, new sessions list every release since the last visit, which helps users who skip versions.
Previously, the upgrade summary covered only the latest release, so skipped versions went unreported.
Resumed sessions no longer show the what's-new list below the conversation, keeping transcripts clean.
The change keeps users informed about a fast release cadence without sending them to GitHub.

A Built-In Release Notes Browser

Mistral Vibe 3.0.4 added a /release-notes slash command, also available as /whatsnew. It opens a full-screen, searchable view of the release notes for every Vibe version. Users who want to know when a feature arrived, or what changed between two versions, can now find out without leaving the terminal or opening the GitHub repository.

Upgrade Summaries Cover Every Missed Release

Previously, the post-upgrade message only described the latest release. Anyone who skipped several versions saw only part of the story. In 3.0.4, the first new session after an upgrade lists what is new in every release since the user's last visit. This matters for a project that ships as often as Mistral Vibe, where several versions can land within a week.

Cleaner Resumed Sessions

The what's-new list also no longer appears below the conversation when a session is resumed. The notice now shows in new sessions, and resumed sessions keep their transcript uncluttered.