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v0.19.59Latest· November 5, 2026
Copy, paste, and a shell where you need it
- Copy and paste work again in the terminal and in an agent’s chat. ⌘C and ⌘V rang the macOS error sound and did nothing — the app asks the system for the clipboard itself now, through the same path everywhere, instead of asking a web view that cannot answer.
- A terminal can open in any folder you like, with any shell you like. The + menu has New Terminal in Folder: pick the folder, or pick the shell first and the folder second, and the folders you have opened come back as rows so the next visit is one click. The tab is named after the folder, so you can always see where a command will run.
- A project is listed once, however many copies of it you have open. Two checkouts of one repository used to be drawn as two identical projects; a copy you open now shows up inside its project, with the other copies, instead of as a project of its own.
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New Terminal in Folder — a shell in any folder on disk, with the shell chosen in the same menu, the tab named after the folder, and the folders you opened kept as rows.
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Fixes & improvements
Copy and paste work in the terminal and in an agent’s chat: ⌘C and ⌘V no longer ring the macOS error sound. Pasted text arrives as text even in a program that reads a paste specially, and ⌘C with nothing selected is simply nothing.
A project appears once however many of its checkouts you have opened; a second copy is listed inside its project rather than as a separate one.
Every tab in the right rail shows its name instead of only the selected one, and a long plugin name shortens itself instead of pushing the built-in tabs out.
A window macOS took the graphics out of when memory ran short reloads and recovers by itself instead of staying blank until you restart.