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Add SSH remote sources: register a remote host as a session source in Settings (ssh-config alias picker, connection test, or manual entry) and browse its sessions read-only; provider roots on the remote host are discovered automatically, and remote sessions cannot be deleted, archived, or restored.
Add a Settings panel to manage session sources — local sources point at mirrored home directories and SSH sources at remote hosts — with a shared enable toggle, remove, and a scan overlay showing what each source resolves to.
Add Q&A session export: export the visible sessions (folder, search, star filter, time range, or All time with a large-export confirmation) as Q&A-distilled output with full provenance, tool placeholders and system blocks excluded; in selection mode, export covers the checked sessions instead. Results report in a floating toast, and overwriting an existing file is an explicit opt-in.
Q&A export also covers SSH remote sessions: their content is fetched over SSH on first export (~0.2s per session, cached afterwards — re-exports are free) and the export provenance records the remote source and path. A remote session that fails to fetch is skipped individually; the rest of the export continues.
Add a command-line mode: time-ranged Q&A export runs headlessly from a terminal (JSONL output, short flags), and --help/--version answer on the console instead of launching the GUI.
Add a tri-state select-all control (all / partial / none) to the session list selection mode.
Changed
Session search now also matches session-id fragments.
Fixed
Fix batch delete acting on checked sessions that are no longer visible: switching folder, search, time range, star filter, or scope now drops out-of-view checks, so selection and batch delete always operate on the visible list.
Fix invalid nested buttons inside session rows — invalid HTML that broke assistive-tech interaction.