v0.2.8
CMD+K v0.2.8
What's New in v0.2.8
ConPTY Shell Discovery — Windows Terminal uses ConPTY, which wraps every shell in a conhost.exe layer that previously hid the real shell process. CMD+K now walks the full process tree using a shared ProcessSnapshot, correctly identifying PowerShell, cmd.exe, Git Bash, and WSL sessions inside Windows Terminal tabs. Batch mode cmd.exe processes (spawned with /D /S /C flags) are filtered out so they never get misidentified as interactive shells.
Multi Tab Shell Disambiguation — When multiple terminal tabs are open, CMD+K uses UIA (UI Automation) to read the focused tab's visible text and cross reference it against process tree candidates. A weighted scoring system matches shell type keywords, working directory fragments, and prompt patterns to pick the correct shell for the active tab.
Scoped UIA Terminal Text — UIA tree walks are now scoped to List elements inside terminal windows rather than scraping the entire UI tree. This filters out toolbar chrome, tab bars, and decorations, returning only actual terminal output. The result is faster reads and cleaner context for AI command generation.
Multi Signal WSL Text Detection — WSL detection inside IDE terminals (VS Code, Cursor) now uses a multi signal scoring approach. Linux path patterns, prompt markers ($, #, ~), mount paths (/mnt/c), and user@host patterns each contribute a weighted score. This replaces brittle single regex checks and correctly detects WSL even when terminal output is minimal.
Provider Icon Branding — The onboarding provider selection and settings dropdown now show recognizable SVG icons for all five providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, xAI, OpenRouter) instead of plain text initials. Icons are monochrome white inside circular containers, matching the showcase site's provider cards.
Downloads
| Platform | File |
|---|---|
| macOS (Universal) | CMD+K-0.2.8-universal.dmg |
| Windows (x64) | CMD+K-0.2.8-windows-x64.exe |
Auto Update
Users on v0.2.6+ will receive this update automatically.
Checksums (SHA256)
See the .sha256 files attached to this release.