v0.1.92026-07-02
A runtime that updates itself
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.
- Runtime updates, handled. The app checks the installed bridge CLI 20 seconds after launch and then hourly. An app-managed install behind the version this build expects updates in place, and the agent picks up the new code on its next message. No restart, no terminal.
- Your install stays yours. Installed the CLI yourself, via pipx, git, or your own PATH? The app never touches it. A toast surfaces the bridge update command to copy, and a runtime newer than the pin is always left alone.
- See exactly what's installed. Settings → About gains a runtime card: the installed CLI version next to the one this build expects, a check button in packaged builds, and a clear error strip when an update can't land.
Added
- Background runtime reconciliation: the bridge CLI is checked 20 seconds after launch and then hourly, and app-managed installs behind the build's pinned runtime (0.17.3) update in place. The gateway restarts on the next message, so the update needs no app restart.
- Runtime update toast: managed installs announce when they've been brought current; self-managed installs get the exact bridge update command to copy instead of being touched. The app never downgrades a runtime you've updated past the pin.
- Settings → About runtime card showing the installed CLI version against the version this build expects, with a manual check in packaged builds.