Tortie 0.62.1

This release makes remote work safer and more accurate. Tortie now preserves unconfirmed sessions and interrupted copies, reads agent availability from the target machine, and fixes Quick Open paths, workflow runs and TypeScript process boundaries.

Added

• Settings then Agents now shows each machine's detected agents, reported paths and scan age, with a per-machine Rescan action that preserves existing results on failure (3d60a08)

Fixed

• The create sheet now checks agent availability on the target machine in one batched scan and disables only agents confirmed absent. Discovery also ignores executable directories and treats failed machine-facts reads as unknown (d646830)
• Quick Open now handles project and recent-file paths containing spaces by passing the project root and relative path as separate fields (3d883ab)
• SpecStory-captured sessions can now be restored or restarted without history capture, and the choice persists for future restores (3f08719)
• Runs now includes workflows triggered by a tag at the current branch tip, including queued and in-progress runs (89226a0)
• TypeScript now compiles tests in a separate project, allowing production checks to reject renderer-to-main imports and Node or Electron APIs in shared and renderer code (43b12fd)
• Tortie now keeps and marks a remote session unreachable when startup confirmation cannot reach the machine. It reconciles the record when the connection returns instead of launching a duplicate (682c870)
• Quitting Tortie now closes tracked remote SSH work and records interrupted project copies for the next launch, though remote processes may continue. Machine removal is now transactional, so a failure leaves session records and machine configuration unchanged (2ad8fcb)