1.1.18

• Added support for passing a project name to --project, which previously accepted only a project ID and failed on anything else.
• Added item.rename and item.delete keybindings for the conversation picker's rename and delete actions, so f2 and f4 can be rebound in keybindings.json on keyboards without function keys.
• Improved @ file path completion with a typo-tolerant fallback, so a query with a transposed or mistyped character still finds the file; typo matches never outrank exact ones.
• Improved audio attachments by recognizing the standard formats Gemini models accept, including wav, mp3, m4a, aac, flac and opus, which were previously refused as unsupported.
• Improved keystroke responsiveness on Windows by discarding the key-release events the console reports and nothing in the CLI reads, which were roughly doubling the rendering work per keystroke.
• Improved the artifact viewer footer by moving the outline shortcut next to the scroll and page hints, so the three ways to move through a document read as one group.
• Fixed print mode (-p) exiting successfully with an empty response when the agent state stream was dropped mid-run, which reported a failed turn as a clean success; it now surfaces the stream error and exits non-zero.
• Fixed a valueless prompt flag swallowing the next flag as its prompt, so --print --sandbox 'do the task' no longer runs with the prompt --sandbox and the sandbox off; both that and a stray trailing argument are now errors.
• Fixed an expanded /btw card pushing the footer hints and the prompt off-screen on a long answer, which is now clamped to the terminal height and scrollable with the arrow and page keys.
• Fixed /resume opening below the fold instead of on the workspace you are working in, which happened whenever the CLI ran from a subdirectory of that workspace.
• Fixed text losing its styling for the rest of a line after a file link, where the link's own reset also reset the surrounding prose.
• Fixed a stray character appearing in the prompt every couple of seconds on terminals that print the CLI's periodic input-mode re-arming as literal text; the re-arm now happens only inside a terminal multiplexer, which is the only thing that resets those modes behind the CLI's back.