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Version 0.9.9 adds support for new OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini and xAI models, support for more OpenAI-compatible backends, support for structured output (JSON), streamlines rewrite actions, more dry-run options, better handling of "reasoning" text, and many other UI tweaks and bug fixes.

Breaking changes

  • The suffix -latest has been dropped from Grok models, as it is no longer required. So the models grok-3-latest, grok-3-mini-latest have been renamed to just grok-3, grok-3-mini and so on.

  • The models gemini-exp-1206, gemini-2.5-pro-preview-03-25, gemini-2.5-pro-preview-05-06, gemini-2.5-flash-preview-04-17 have been removed from the default list of Gemini models. The first one is no longer available, and the others are superseded by their stable, non-preview versions. If required, you can add these models back to the Gemini backend in your personal configuration:

    :::emacs-lisp (push 'gemini-2.5-pro-preview-03-25 (gptel-backend-models (gptel-get-backend "Gemini")))

New models and backends

  • Add support for grok-code-fast-1.

  • Add support for gpt-5, gpt-5-mini and gpt-5-nano.

  • Add support for claude-opus-4-1-20250805.

  • Add support for gemini-2.5-pro, gemini-2.5-flash, gemini-2.5-flash-lite-preview-06-17.

  • Add support for Open WebUI. Open WebUI provides an OpenAI-compatible API, so the “support” is just a new section of the README with instructions.

  • Add support for Moonshot (Kimi), in a similar sense.

  • Add support for the AI/ML API, in a similar sense.

  • Add support for grok-4.

New features and UI changes

  • gptel-rewrite now no longer pops up a Transient menu. Instead, it reads a rewrite instruction and starts the rewrite immediately. This is intended to reduce the friction of using gptel-rewrite. You can still bring up the Transient menu by pressing M-RET instead of RET when supplying the rewrite instruction. If no region is selected and there are pending rewrites, the rewrite menu is displayed.

  • gptel-rewrite will now produce more refined merge conflicts when using the merge action. It works by feeding the original and rewritten text to git (when it is available).

  • New command gptel-gh-login to authenticate with GitHub Copilot. The authentication step happens automatically when you use gptel, so invoking it manually is not required. But you can use this command to change accounts or refresh your login if required.

  • gptel now supports handling reasoning/thinking blocks in responses from xAI’s Grok models. This is controlled by gptel-include-reasoning, in the same way that it handles other APIs.

  • When including a file in the context, the abbreviated full path of the file is included is now included instead of the basename. Specifically, /home/user/path/to/file is included as ~/path/to/file. This is to provide additional context for LLM actions, including tool-use in subsequent conversation turns. This applies to context included via gptel-add or as a link in a buffer.

  • Structured output support: gptel-request can now take an optional schema argument to constrain LLM output to the specified JSON schema. The JSON schema can be provided as

    • an elisp object, a nested plist structure.
    • A JSON schema serialized to a string.
    • A shorthand object/array description, described in the manual (and the documentation of gptel--dispatch-schema-type.)

    This feature works with all major backends: OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, llama-cpp and Ollama. It is presently supported by some but not all “OpenAI-compatible API” providers.

    Note that this is only available via the gptel-request API, and currently unsupported by gptel-send.

  • gptel’s log buffer and logging settings are now accessible from gptel’s Transient menu. To see these turn on the full interface by setting gptel-expert-commands.

  • Presets: You can now specify :request-params (API-specific request parameters) in a preset.

  • From the dry-run inspector buffer, you can now copy the Curl command for the request. Like when continuing the query, the request is constructed from the contents of the buffer, which is editable.

  • gptel now handles Ollama models that return both reasoning content and tool calls in a single request.

  • The “Prompt from minibuffer” option in gptel’s Transient menu behaves slightly differently now. If a region is active in the buffer, it can optionally be included in the prompt. The keybinding to toggle this is displayed during the minibuffer-read.

    Additionally, when reading a prompt or instructions from the minibuffer you can switch to a dedicated composition buffer via C-c C-e.

What's Changed

New Contributors

Full Changelog: https://github.com/karthink/gptel/compare/v0.9.8.5...v0.9.9

Source: README.md, updated 2025-09-03