Bridge runs the whole app by voice

Added

• Bridge takes a live call: click or hold the orb in the title bar and talk to Grok Voice, which can read the selected workspace, launch agents, prompt an agent, focus, tidy or close panes, and asks before anything destructive.
• A Bridge call uses the same microphone as dictation — the one chosen in Settings → Microphone, never a Bluetooth headset's on its own — so opening the orb no longer switches your headphones into hands-free mode, mutes or thins out the Mac's sound, or cuts in and out for the length of the call. Bridge's voice still plays through the headphones.
• Bridge navigates the whole app by voice: switch between Agent, Code and Chat modes, open the Dashboard, Routines, Prompts, Plugins or Skills, land on a Settings tab, show or hide the sidebar, flip the panes, open the launch wizard, or dismiss whatever is in the way.
• Bridge sees every workspace, tab and pane, not only the one in front of you: ask for "the terminal working on the auth tests" and it jumps there, switches tabs, opens, renames or closes a tab, tells you which panes are waiting on you, or adds a workspace from a folder.
• Bridge runs your chats: open one by name, start a new one, send a message, draft one into the composer without sending, read or wait for the reply, stop a reply mid-stream, switch provider, or rename and archive the chat.
• Bridge works with your saved agents: open one, chat with it, launch it in a terminal, create a new one from a description, pin it, send it a message, read its memory, and list or run its routines.
• Bridge reaches Settings, plugins, skills, prompts, launch presets, credits, usage and updates by voice — reading or changing a setting, connecting a plugin, installing a skill, dropping a saved prompt into a pane or chat, launching a preset, or checking for an update — and never reads a key or secret aloud.
• Bridge opens browser, files, canvas and simulator panes, reads the page a browser pane is on, splits and re-grids panes, moves one to its own tab, and hands a pane's conversation off to another agent.
• Bridge can paste a prompt into an agent's composer without sending it, so you can read it over or add to it before pressing Enter.
• A saved launch preset can seat a Browser: pick Browser in a seat's menu, type an address (a bare localhost:3000 works), and the wizard opens it tiled beside the preset's terminals and agents in the same tab. Presets saved before this keep launching unchanged.
• Launch presets no longer need a coding agent: a lineup of plain terminals — each with its own command, or none — or of browsers alone is a valid preset, and the Launch button names what it opens.

Changed

• Settings is now six pages behind a left-hand list — General, Notifications, Voice, Agents, Discord, Account — instead of one long scroll; each row explains itself in a line, and Settings reopens on the page you left.
• Pane headers no longer print a name that truncates to "Revie…" at split width: every pane — terminal, thread, files, canvas, simulator — leads with its liveness dot and mark, the full title sits in the identity's tooltip and at the top of the ⋯ menu, and Flip Terminals still shows it large on the back of each pane.
• Auto moved out of the header and into the pane's ⋯ menu: pick Complete, Dream, Harden, Review, or Custom task… from an "Auto" group at the top of the menu, and the header shows a chip only while a run is live — the mode's name, its turn count, and the molten ring — or a Done / Stuck verdict until you dismiss it.
• A pane header's middle now reads on from the mark — a terminal's folder, a files pane's open document, a thread's provider or token count — instead of sitting against the action buttons.
• When a preset launches into worktrees, a browser seat stays in the repo checkout beside any plain terminals; only agent seats get a lane, and the footer says so.
• The Claude Code model menu now offers Claude Fable 5.1, Anthropic's newest frontier model, in place of Claude Fable 5.

Fixed

• A prompt Bridge sends to Claude Code or Codex now actually submits instead of sitting unsent in the agent's composer, and Bridge tells you when a pane is waiting on a permission dialog rather than typing into it.
• Bridge no longer loses a tool's result when you speak while a long tool — a wait, a page read, a launch — is still running; the answer arrives when the tool finishes.
• The Bridge call strip no longer runs off the pane on a long call: the newest actions stay in view, older ones fold into a "+N" chip you can hover for the list or click for the whole call, and a long command or prompt is shortened in the middle so its start and end still read.
• The Bridge orb in the title bar now sits still on the same line as the bell and sidebar icons instead of drifting up and down, and is a step larger so it reads as a presence rather than another icon.
• During a call the orb's seat in the title bar lights up in the phase's colour — cyan while you or Bridge are speaking, violet while it thinks, amber on an error — with a glow that breathes with your voice, so the corner of the window shows the call is live without opening anything.
• The BridgeMind logo in the title bar now sits just after the window buttons at every zoom level, instead of drifting toward the middle of the sidebar when zoomed in or sliding under the buttons when zoomed out.
• Handing a conversation off to Cursor Agent, or launching it with a task, no longer prepends a stray "chat" word to the prompt Cursor receives.

Removed

• The resident "Auto" bolt chip on every terminal pane header. Auto is now one click away in the pane's ⋯ menu, and the header only carries an Auto chip while a run is live.

Security

• Bridge can read or change only a closed list of builder-facing settings — theme, updates, notifications, voice, microphone, agent messaging, Discord presence. The API address, sign-in secrets, OAuth client credentials and developer switches have no voice tool.
• Bridge reads a browser pane only while it shows an http or https page, so pointing a pane at a file on disk does not read it into the call; a file Bridge opens by path must sit inside the workspace, and ../ or a symlink out of it is refused.
• Text Bridge types into a terminal has its control characters stripped and Enter goes in its own write, so a spoken prompt cannot end a paste bracket early, and a pane waiting on a permission dialog is never typed into.