v0.1.402026-09-08WindowsLinux
Useful chat titles and a fresh desktop welcome
Windows and Linux. Chats receive concise titles, long conversations show readable token totals, and Claude explains permission refusals. The shared 3D bolt brings a short welcome to the desktop. Windows ships first; signed Linux packages remain release candidates while broader desktop qualification continues.
- Find the right conversation. Automatic names summarize new chats while preserving names you choose and agent-mail senders.
- Clear permission feedback. Claude reports when its active access rules differ from your selection or block a tool.
- A familiar desktop welcome. The same 3D BridgeMind bolt appears across Mac, Windows, and Linux, with a still for Reduced Motion.
Added
- New chats receive concise automatic titles while preserving names you choose and the sender names of agent-mail conversations.
Changed
- The BridgeMind launch logo now settles into place in 3D, with a still for Reduced Motion and the same fast startup handoff.
- Long chats now show their token count in millions or billions — "1.8M tokens" instead of "1811.8k tokens" — matching the usage dashboard.
Fixed
- Explain when Claude rejects the selected access mode or blocks tools instead of treating those turns as successful.
- LinuxThe Linux AppImage uses the host's systemd and udev libraries to avoid startup failures caused by mixed library versions.
- 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.