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v3.2.12026-06-12

Settings redesign, SSH presets, self-healing history

BridgeSpace 3.2.1 rebuilds Settings into focused sections, lets SSH profiles carry a default directory and startup command (plus one-click duplicate), keeps usage-limit switch offers from getting lost, and makes the command-history store heal itself.

  • Settings, redesigned. Settings is rebuilt into focused sections — Appearance, Terminal, Shortcuts, Agents, Accounts, API Keys, Billing, Notifications, About — with one consistent row layout, so you find, change, and leave faster.
  • SSH profiles carry their workspace. Profiles gain a default directory and a startup command that run right after connect, and a one-click Duplicate copies a profile — stored passwords included — without the password ever leaving the backend.
  • Command history heals itself. A broken autocomplete database now repairs or quarantines itself and recreates a fresh store instead of failing every launch — worst case it runs in-memory for the session.

Added

  • SSH: per-profile default directory and startup command, applied automatically after the shell is ready.
  • SSH: duplicate a connection profile in one click; stored passwords are copied keychain-to-keychain and never cross IPC.
  • Connect Accounts: a redesigned settings surface for linking Claude and Codex accounts, with per-profile sign-in progress.

Changed

  • Settings rebuilt into focused sections with a shared design kit; the History & Autocomplete area gets the same treatment.
  • Usage-limit account switching is explicitly user-initiated — BridgeSpace offers, you decide. Offers from multiple limited panes now queue instead of being dropped.

Fixed

  • Command-history store self-heals: migration bookkeeping repairs, broken databases are quarantined and recreated, and a last-resort in-memory store keeps autocomplete commands functional.
  • Codex sign-in flows are isolated per account profile, and a signed-out CLI is no longer reported as connected.
  • Relaunching BridgeSpace while a wedged window is open now recovers or reloads it instead of just focusing the broken window.
  • Removing an account profile cancels its in-flight sign-in and can no longer delete directories outside the profiles root.