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v0.1.362026-09-06WindowsLinux

SSH workspaces, provider switching, and a clearer desktop

Windows and Linux. Connect a Linux or Mac folder over SSH, switch chat providers while keeping the conversation, and work with consistent controls across Agent, Code, and Chat. This release also brings GPT-6 Astra and the support fixes prepared in the unpublished 0.1.32 candidate. Linux gains native SSH key prompts and startup and window fixes; its signed packages remain release candidates.

  • Work in a remote folder. Connect over SSH from Chat or Code and use remote Claude Code, Codex, or a terminal with native key prompts.
  • Keep the conversation across providers. Switch providers between turns while preserving chat history, recent context, and token usage.
  • A consistent desktop. Shared controls, keyboard-friendly tabs, and clearer Agent, Code, and Chat surfaces make the workspace easier to navigate.

Added

  • Connect a Linux or Mac machine over SSH from the Chat or Code plus menu, then use its folder with Claude Code, Codex, or a terminal.
  • Switch providers between turns in an existing chat, carrying recent conversation context while preserving its history and token usage.
  • Choose GPT-6 Astra for Codex chats and saved agents, with Medium reasoning by default and effort controls through Ultra.
  • Sign-in troubleshooting can distinguish browser callback failures without collecting sign-in links or credentials.

Changed

  • The sidebar account row no longer shows your name or email; it keeps the avatar, plan, and credits, and identity lives in Settings.
  • Agent, Code, and Chat use consistent spacing, typography, switches, tabs, tooltips, and motion, with a cleaner sidebar and flatter panes.

Fixed

  • Arrow keys, Home, and End switch between agent tabs and skip unavailable tabs.
  • Agent and Chat model menus consistently name Fable 5.1, and saved Fable selections run that exact model.
  • Settings scrolls on smaller windows, and Software update always shows the installed version.
  • The Back button in Settings stays centred on its title and description.
  • WindowsRefreshing a chat's file changes no longer opens brief console windows on Windows.
  • Switching terminal focus, toggling pane fullscreen, and resizing splits preserve the terminal renderer and input focus.
  • Bridge recognizes a terminal that is already working when its first activity query runs.
  • WindowsClaude agents with large briefings start on Windows without exceeding the system command-line limit.
  • Ctrl+C copies selected terminal text without interrupting the running command; with no selection it still interrupts normally.
  • LinuxThe Linux AppImage avoids startup failures caused by mixing bundled and system libraries.
  • LinuxLinux windows use one in-app titlebar with working window controls and the BridgeMind name instead of an extra native titlebar.
  • LinuxSSH key prompts open a native Linux dialog and follow the current desktop session.