September 4, 2025Track per-team or per-service code quality without splitting your repo. Qlty Cloud now supports Components, which let you group files inside a Project (for example, by service, package, or directory) and view maintainability metrics for each group independently.Components are particularly useful for monorepos and modular codebases. Configure them from your Project’s settings.
September 14, 2025For teams that ship a single product across several repositories, Applications give you one view of code quality at the product level. Group related Projects together at the Workspace level and see aggregated maintainability, duplication, security, and coverage metrics across all of them.Enable Applications from Settings > Features, then assign Projects from each Project’s Settings > General. See the Applications documentation for details.
September 14, 2025The Project Hotspots page now includes a churn view that combines maintainability issues with file change frequency to surface the files most likely to benefit from refactoring.
September 15, 2025We’ve published a new guide on coding with AI agents that documents recommended patterns for using the Qlty CLI with Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, OpenAI Codex, and other agents that can run shell commands.
September 5, 2025The Workspace Projects page now supports server-side sorting, a column picker, and shows the timestamp of the last build for each Project.
