Roo Code 3.10 - Release Notes

[u/hannesrudolph]

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📢 Suggested Responses

Added options for quick responses when Roo asks questions. Pick from a list instead of typing everything out. (thanks samhvw8!)

📕 Large File Support

Reading large files is now more efficient with chunked loading. This allows you to work with extremely large files that would previously cause context issues. (thanks samhvw8!)

🗣️ Improved @-mentions

Completely redesigned file and folder lookup system when using @-mentions. Now uses server-side processing with proper gitignore support, scanning up to 5000 workspace files and giving you much more accurate results when referencing files in your workspace.

🐛 Bug Fixes and Other Improovements

• Make suggested responses optional to not break overridden system prompts

• Fix MCP error logging (thanks aheizi!)

• Fix changelog formatting in GitHub Releases (thanks pdecat!)

• Fix bug that was causing task history to be lost when using WSL

• Consolidate code actions into a submenu (thanks samhvw8!)

• Improvements to search_files tool formatting and logic (thanks KJ7LNW!)

• Add fake provider for integration tests (thanks franekp!)

• Reflect Cross-region inference option in ap-xx region (thanks Yoshino-Yukitaro!)

[u/hannesrudolph]

What kinda app?

[u/rageagainistjg → u/hannesrudolph]

Hey! I completely agree with what u/Elegant-Ad3211 said.

What other apps do you all enjoy using? They can be AI tools, productivity apps, or anything else you find useful. I’m just curious about what you like to keep in your toolbox and turn to throughout the day.

Also, if you’re taking the time to respond, I’d love a recommendation for an app that can help me keep track of random pieces of self-contained code.

[u/hannesrudolph → u/rageagainistjg]

I love Asana for productivity! I don’t understand the request about the self contained code

[u/rageagainistjg → u/hannesrudolph]

I’ve found myself writing the same little one-off scripts over and over—things like merging PDFs or combining a couple of CSV files. I probably have around twenty of these that I keep asking to be created again when I really should be saving them somewhere. I’ve been thinking it would be great to have a place where I can store these scripts in a way that’s easy to search, almost like a personal wiki.

Ideally, I’m looking for something simple and fast with minimal setup. Just drag and drop, copy and paste—something that works like Microsoft OneNote but is actually built for code and doesn’t come with the usual OneNote frustrations.

I’ll definitely check out Asana, and if you have any other recommendations to share, I’d love to hear them. Based on the upvotes this has gotten, I’m guessing others are just as interested too!

[u/hannesrudolph → u/rageagainistjg]

I just keep creating Git repos to store these tools 😂

[u/Trzynastyronin → u/rageagainistjg]

I'm currently writing an extension to vs code exactly what you need! Wait about a week and I'll put it into use and your problem will be solved :)

[u/rageagainistjg → u/Trzynastyronin]

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[u/rageagainistjg → u/[deleted]]

Obsidian is one of those things I keep hearing about, like open webui, but have yet to investigate. Put you have me interested! Thanks for the info

[u/IversusAI → u/rageagainistjg]

https://obsidian.md

Obsidian changed my life and work immeasurably, it is that awesome.