Bring every workspace into view

Added

• Track a focus session with a stopwatch or Pomodoro timer in the sidebar, with saved progress and a finish notice.
• Close idle agents from the Dashboard in one click while working agents and agents waiting for you remain open.
• Search Dashboard cards by title, agent, product, project, branch or recent output; Close idle applies to the cards shown by the search.
• Ctrl-click a file path in a workspace terminal — like the file an agent just wrote — to read it in its own sidebar tab at the printed line.
• Folders inside WSL now open terminals, Claude Code, Codex and other coding agents inside their Linux distribution, and Claude Code and Codex chats run there too.
• Coding agents installed only inside WSL now show as installed, name their distribution, and launch there — including npm and nvm installs.
• Files dropped or images pasted into a WSL pane now insert Linux paths.
• Turn on Select element in any browser to point at part of a page. Click an element (Shift adds more, Alt picks the parent), add a note, and copy an agent-ready brief with its HTML, selector, component, size, and key styles to paste into your coding agent.
• Work across up to six saved Thread panes side by side.
• See completed agent turns as Done on the Dashboard, separately from idle agents.
• The sidebar has a Files tab (+ ▸ Files, or Ctrl+Alt+F from any mode): the file tree and viewer for the folder you're working in, following you between Code workspaces and Thread folders, side by side when the sidebar is wide and one column at a time when it's narrow.
• The Files tab speaks git: changed files wear their status in the tree, the Changes view stages, unstages, discards and commits with a diff of every file, and the branch button shows how far you are ahead or behind and pulls, pushes or publishes the branch.
• Drag a file or folder from the Files tab onto a coding agent's terminal to type its path, or into a thread's message box to mention it.
• Review thread files, images and PDFs, or open a browser beside a conversation in its saved inspector.
• Browse preview catalog entries for PostHog, Zernio, and Paddle.

Changed

• Bomb 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.
• Files lives in the sidebar now instead of a Code-mode pane: the pane menu's Files row and Ctrl+Alt+F open the sidebar's Files tab, and Bridge opens files there too.
• Open Tasks in a permanent sidebar tab from any work mode.
• Start restored terminals automatically in sequence and use a short startup overlay after the first launch.

Fixed

• Give Ryze AI a mark that adapts to both themes and reject oversized gateway credentials without a crash.
• SSH workspace connection errors now explain whether the machine, host key, key file, sign-in, or remote folder needs attention.
• Let builders check, install, retry, and download a signed installer from the sign-in screen when account access or in-app updating is unavailable.
• Show only Automatic for Cursor and OpenCode until each installed agent supplies its model list, clear choices it later withdraws, and remove invented choices from the browser preview.
• Prevent secure Live voice and remote connections from crashing during initialization.
• Revoke workspace access when account checks explicitly report that the account is inactive.
• Keep a terminal's completed state and Restart action when pending input or resizing finishes after its process exits.
• Show a clear startup failure message before exiting instead of producing a second crash report.
• Open the selected notification reliably when notification updates arrive together.
• Keep expected account restrictions out of error reports and preserve distinct failure causes without including private data.
• Keep signed-in sessions available for retry when a temporary access challenge interrupts account refresh.
• Show retryable notification-setting errors without losing saved preferences or leaving actions unhandled.
• Include safe account-request categories in failure reports so recurring sign-in problems can be diagnosed.
• Release consumed background terminal output promptly to reduce retained memory.
• Keep the app running when its launcher's console output is no longer available.
• Retain safe operation labels in startup and terminal failure reports to make recurring problems diagnosable.
• Preserve microphone gain when starting and ending a Bridge call.