BaoCode 1.1.0

Nice and bouncy

This release lays the groundwork for your phone: BaoCode on a phone can pair with your computer, to see and steer its agents. The conversation also has a minimap, so a long one can be taken in at a glance and any part of it reached with a click; under each reply there is now a copy button and what the turn used.

New

• Phones (preview): a new Settings → Mobile page. Pair a phone by scanning a QR code, or let a phone on the same network find the computer; both sides show a security code to check, then they connect directly over the local network or the internet, end-to-end encrypted, and keep working when the computer's IP changes. Off until you show the QR code; the first time, macOS asks whether BaoCode may use the local network. The phone app is coming soon.
• Conversation minimap: a miniature of the whole conversation beside it, your messages, code, tables and changes each telling apart. While you scroll, a drop of liquid glass marks where you are, magnifying what is under it a little, like the macOS Dock; click or drag it to go anywhere.
• While the minimap shows, it takes the place of the scrollbar on the right, and the messages leave a little more room either side; in a narrow window it hides and the scrollbar is back.
• Settings → Appearance: turn off Conversation Minimap to keep the scrollbar on the right, as before; with it on, set how opaque its glass is (0% to 150%), and how much it stretches as it follows you scrolling (Off, Subtle, Medium, Bouncy).
• Turn footer: under a finished reply, a Copy reply button and how long the turn took; with Claude Code, also, faintly, how fast the model wrote, the tokens the turn used and what it cost; hover for the details.

Improved

• Over a subagent's conversation, the way back reads "← Conversation", the arrow and the word one button, lit on hover or keyboard focus.
• A running agent's loader in the sidebar is a little smaller, in keeping with the list's text.