Three plans, quit protection and the BridgeVerse tower

Added

• Quitting BridgeMind while agents, terminals or tasks are still running now asks "Are you sure you want to quit BridgeMind?" first, so a stray ⌘Q or window close no longer stops your work.
• BridgeVerse is now a skyscraper: every project is a floor of the BridgeMind tower, each new project adds a floor on top, and you ride the elevator to any floor by clicking the tower, pressing E at its door or a floor's lifts, or pressing F.
• Play four arcade games on the BridgeVerse plaza — Token Snake, Legacy Breaker, Bug Squash and Deploy Dash — with your best scores kept and a little XP for each run.
• BridgeVerse now has sound — footsteps, keyboards under working agents, a chime when an agent needs you, room ambience and an optional score — silent during voice calls and set from the speaker in the top bar or K.
• Talk by voice with the office assistant at each BridgeVerse doorway or with any agent you click: the assistant launches up to six agents with their own prompts and messages, approves or stops them once you confirm, and an agent answers in the first person about its work.
• Celebrate progress in BridgeVerse with an XP ring and level-up on your player card, combo pops, reward banners, and a livelier plaza and lobby, and adopt Big T, a German shepherd in sunglasses, as your pet.
• Press ↑ on an empty prompt in Thread and Agent chats to bring back your earlier messages, and Backspace to take back the last attachment.
• Measure renderer performance with repeatable correctness checks and baseline comparisons, and sample native Windows CPU and memory use.
• Hear the Linux desktop bell for terminal attention even when notification banners are unavailable.
• Open isolated native Browser tabs on Linux with HTTP(S) navigation and blocked downloads, popups, and media capture; installed X11 and Wayland verification remains pending.
• Connect Unity on Linux through an installed Unity CLI MCP server.

Changed

• BridgeVerse rooms are roomier, and customizing your character opens a studio with your character full height beside the wardrobe, a camera that moves to your face or pet, and drag to spin and scroll to zoom.
• Agent chats use the Thread composer's layout: the provider shows as its mark, files drop onto the whole composer, and the toolbar steps down instead of clipping in narrow panes.
• Basic plans open the BridgeMind One workspace — agents, terminals, threads, autopilot and Create with AI — while dictation, the Bridge voice assistant, BridgeVerse and Remote stay with Pro and Ultra and show an upgrade path where they sit.
• Credits show what's left of your plan's monthly allowance this cycle, with the next step that fits: Pro from Basic, Ultra when Pro runs low, a top-up on Ultra.
• Moving from Pro to Basic mid-session ends dictation, Bridge calls and Remote without touching your terminals or chats.
• Reuse unchanged syntax-highlighted lines after edits near the top of large files, and defer voice audio code until a call needs it.

Fixed

• Zoom the app with ⌘+ / ⌘− / ⌘0 on macOS and Ctrl+= / Ctrl+− / Ctrl+0 on Windows and Linux while typing in a terminal or prompt, not only when nothing has focus.
• BridgeVerse launches and follow-up messages now submit: the prompt is typed once the agent is ready and Enter is sent separately, and an agent waiting on a question is never typed into.
• BridgeVerse agents no longer sit or stand inside each other, new hires appear side by side instead of in one heap at the door, and rooms add desks as you launch more agents so every agent sits at its own computer.
• Scrolling a mouse wheel over BridgeVerse zooms the camera a clear step per click on macOS, whichever way natural scrolling is set.
• The teammate inbox no longer squeezes an Agent chat until the composer's toolbar is cut off.
• Connecting an SSH workspace on Windows no longer fails every time with a generic connection error while `ssh` works in a terminal.
• Keep the app responsive with BridgeVerse open on a computer without graphics acceleration by switching the campus to a lighter half-resolution view when it can't keep up.
• Count streamed emoji and incomplete Unicode characters correctly at text-rendering size limits.
• Keep ended voice calls from writing memory after cancellation and preserve the selected voice when starting a call.
• Edit and save local text files again when opening Files from the desktop sidebar.
• Show Ctrl+N for new agent chats on Windows and Linux while keeping the Mac shortcut on macOS.
• Keep terminal cancellation responsive when a Linux coding agent stops reading a full input queue.
• Terminals and agents on macOS and Linux show full color again when BridgeMind One is started from a shell that disables color.
• Close macOS and Linux terminal jobs without hanging behind a full input queue or leaving ordinary background jobs running.
• Keep the app from crashing when a key event arrives without a key name, such as when picking an autofill suggestion.
• Claude Code agents running inside WSL on Windows now update Plan usage and send turn notifications, instead of Plan usage staying on "Updates after the first response."
• Terminal apps that choose light or dark colors from the terminal, such as Claude Code's automatic theme, now follow BridgeMind's appearance, so dark-mode question prompts no longer show black, unreadable text.
• With a full Teammate inbox open in the smallest window, the Agent chat message box keeps its rounded bottom edge instead of having it clipped flat.

Security

• Separate Linux development credentials from production while preserving existing production sign-ins and connections.
• Check signed Linux updates against the exact installer type and architecture before offering an install or recovery download.