Windows and Linux. Reduce repeated work in conversations and task libraries, remember your thread setup, and keep terminal output and file changes in order. Signed Linux packages remain release candidates while broader desktop testing continues.
Less repeated work.Conversation streams and task libraries avoid repeated parsing, discovery, hashing and disk writes.
Keep your thread setup.New threads remember your model, effort and access choices, with Plan and Agent controls together in one menu.
Find the right pane.Dashboard navigation highlights the destination pane, including a steady indicator with Reduce Motion.
Changed
Keep streamed conversations and large task libraries responsive with less repeated parsing, hashing, discovery, and disk work.
Clicking a Code-mode agent on the Dashboard now flashes its pane with a glowing, pulsing accent ring and a light that laps the border, so you can spot which pane it is at a glance (a steady ring with Reduce Motion).
The Thread composer is cleaner: Plan, Agent and the agent’s permission level now live behind one icon dropdown instead of a Plan/Agent toggle and a separate permissions chip.
Fixed
Refresh a selected file’s Changes diff after its folder status finishes loading.
Show the final output from a hidden terminal before its exit notice.
Open each new thread on the provider, model, reasoning effort and access level you last picked, with each provider remembering its own choices.
Keep background terminals answering CLI color and cursor capability checks when switching tabs or hiding panes.
LinuxLinux also receives the terminal, Dashboard, GPT Live connection and provider error repairs from the Windows 0.1.60 and 0.1.61 updates.
macOS only. New threads remember your model, effort and access choices, one mode menu keeps the composer compact, and Dashboard cards highlight or close their agents.
Windows and Linux. Choose Claude Opus 5.5, GPT-6 Sol or GPT-6 Luna in Agent and Thread conversations. Linux also receives the browser sidebar, Dashboard and session search from 0.1.54.
Recover older saved sessions, stop expired-session retry loops during storage failures, and make microphone and cloud transcription errors easier to understand.
More reliable session recovery.Older subscription dates load correctly, and expired sessions stay stopped when storage is unavailable.
Fixed
Load older saved subscriptions that used numeric expiration dates without discarding saved credentials.
Stop retrying expired sessions even when credential storage fails, and keep stale saved sessions from restarting retries.
Avoid a macOS crash path in unused native file-drop handling.
Show the original microphone error so permission and device problems have actionable explanations.
Distinguish cloud provider outages, account limits, and credit failures when transcription cannot complete.
BridgeSpace 3.4.18 restores pasting screenshots into agent terminals on Windows — a 3.4.17 regression made Ctrl+V do nothing in Claude Code and Codex panes.
BridgeSpace 3.4.17 turns the expanded Bridge view into a full orchestration workspace: a sessions rail, a redesigned voice orb, and a live interactive terminal for the focused agent. It also makes TUI highlights copyable and stops paid sessions from bouncing into recovery screens.
BridgeSpace 3.4.15 confirms the account before browser sign-in returns to the desktop. It also keeps paid workspaces available through token refreshes and stale browser cookies.
BridgeSpace 3.4.13 keeps Windows terminal failures, subscription checks, and agent resumes from turning into startup loops. Failed work stays visible, recovery stays explicit, and existing terminal layouts remain intact.
BridgeSpace 3.2.2 makes multi-account agents dependable: switching Claude accounts keeps you signed in, resumes run under the account profile the conversation belongs to, and session recovery is honest about what can and can't be resumed.
No more running bridge update by hand: the app now watches the bridge CLI, brings its own installs current in place, and hands you the exact command when the install is yours.
Session refresh now recovers from expired tokens instead of dead-ending in 401s, Codex sign-in runs right in Settings, and realtime voice replies get a speaking-speed picker.
The first desktop build of BridgeAgent: a native control surface for the self-improving agent runtime with guided install, chat, the agent map, scheduled responsibilities, voice, and signed auto-updates from day one.
