Plan usage and cleaner agent exits
macOS, Windows and Linux. Windows and Linux show plan limits and agent context in the title bar and pane headers; on Mac, quitting an agent returns its pane to a working terminal. Signed Linux packages remain release candidates while broader desktop testing continues.
v0.1.66macOSWindowsLinux
- Plan usage at a glance. On Windows and Linux, the title bar shows your 5-hour and weekly Claude Code or Codex limits, and pane headers show how full each agent's context is.
- Back to a shell on Mac. Quit a coding agent with Ctrl+C or /exit and its pane returns to a live terminal instead of freezing.
- Sidebar apps. On Windows, open Scratchpad notes or a Bomb Sprint countdown from the sidebar’s + menu; both keep their state when you close the tab.
Added
- Windows + LinuxSee your Claude Code and Codex plan usage and reset times in the title bar, plus how full each agent's context is in its pane header.
- WindowsFormat Scratchpad notes with bold, italic, and underline using the toolbar or keyboard shortcuts; formatting is saved with the note.
- WindowsOpen built-in apps from the sidebar’s + menu; each app keeps its state when its tab is closed.
- WindowsJot notes beside your work in Scratchpad; they save as you type and remain on this PC after a restart.
- WindowsTime your work with Bomb Sprint, a sidebar countdown that keeps running with its tab closed and rings when it finishes.
Changed
- macOSBomb Sprint has a redesigned, realistic cast-iron bomb that grows to fill the sidebar, and its controls now follow the sprint: set it up and Start, then Pause or Resume, then Run it again when it goes off. Presets pick a length without starting, and the bomb's display previews it.
Fixed
- Windows + LinuxUsage history now counts tokens from every connected Codex account, not just your default sign-in.
- WindowsWindows: Claude Code installed with npm now reports task titles and approval waits to the Dashboard.
- LinuxLinux also receives the particle launch animation and the Codex Dashboard fixes from the Windows 0.1.65 update.
- macOSQuitting a coding agent with Ctrl+C or /exit drops the pane back to a working terminal instead of leaving it frozen; the conversation stays in Saved sessions.
- macOSCopy selected text from fullscreen Codex agent panes with ⌘C or Edit → Copy, while preserving normal terminal selection and copying.
Security
- Windows + LinuxStatus reports from agent terminals now carry a secret made fresh for each launch, and BridgeMind rejects any report without it.