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Chipmunk 4.0.1 ships as a native binary, cutting runtime footprint >4× and shrinking the binary by 10×.

Why it matters: Reduces runtime usage >4‑fold and binary size 10‑fold; cuts memory from ~500 MB to <100 MB and CPU from ~16 % to ~4 % for identical workloads, directly lowering resource costs.

Summary

AI summary

Chipmunk is now a native application with >4x lower runtime footprint and 10x smaller binary size.

Changes in this release

Feature Low

Adds a command palette for faster keyboard‑driven workflows.

Adds a command palette for faster keyboard‑driven workflows.

Source: llm_adapter@2026-06-12

Confidence: high

Feature Low

Improves chart visuals.

Improves chart visuals.

Source: llm_adapter@2026-06-12

Confidence: high

Feature Low

Adds installers for all supported operating systems.

Adds installers for all supported operating systems.

Source: llm_adapter@2026-06-12

Confidence: high

Performance Medium

Reduces runtime footprint by more than 4x and binary size by 10x.

Reduces runtime footprint by more than 4x and binary size by 10x.

Source: llm_adapter@2026-06-12

Confidence: high

Performance Medium

Reduces memory usage from ~500 MB to <100 MB.

Reduces memory usage from ~500 MB to <100 MB.

Source: llm_adapter@2026-06-12

Confidence: high

Performance Medium

Reduces CPU usage for same workload from ~16 % to ~4 %.

Reduces CPU usage for same workload from ~16 % to ~4 %.

Source: llm_adapter@2026-06-12

Confidence: high

Performance Medium

Makes startup almost instant compared to ~1 s before.

Makes startup almost instant compared to ~1 s before.

Source: llm_adapter@2026-06-12

Confidence: high

Bugfix Medium

Fixes several long‑standing UI issues.

Fixes several long‑standing UI issues.

Source: llm_adapter@2026-06-12

Confidence: high

Refactor Low

Replaces Electron‑based implementation with a native application binary.

Replaces Electron‑based implementation with a native application binary.

Source: llm_adapter@2026-06-12

Confidence: high

Full changelog

Chipmunk 4.0.1

Changes:

  • Improve graphics backend reliability on older devices and some Linux systems.
  • Improve unsupported file detection and related notification messages.

Chipmunk 4.0.0

Chipmunk 4.0.0 is the first stable release of the new native version of Chipmunk.

This release replaces the previous Electron-based app with a much lighter and faster native application, reducing the runtime footprint by more than 4x and binary size by 10x.

Highlights

  • Memory usage reduced from around 500 MB to less than 100 MB.
  • CPU usage for the same workload reduced from around 16% to around 4%.
  • Startup is now almost instant, compared to about one second before.
  • Chipmunk is now shipped as a single native application binary reducing app size from around 500MB to 50MB.
  • No more Electron sandboxing or runtime issues.
  • The app is much more responsive, with several long-standing UI issues fixed.
  • Added a command palette for faster keyboard-driven workflows.
  • Improved chart visuals.
  • Added installers for all supported operating systems.

This rewrite also gives us a stronger base for future development, helping us deliver requested features and bug fixes faster in upcoming releases.

Breaking Changes

  • Replaces Electron-based app with a native application; previous installation and runtime behavior changes.

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