v1.1.26

Added

• A password picker. Ctrl+Shift+E or the key button types a saved password
  into the tab in front of you. Passwords can come from the app's own list,
  kept in the system keyring, from a KeePassXC database, from Bitwarden, or from
  any other tool that has a command line. The interface only ever holds names,
  Enter is pressed only if you ask for it, and a tab running an agent warns
  first, since an agent passes on what it reads to its model provider. Opened
  vaults lock themselves after 15 minutes without use.
• Several Bitwarden accounts, including servers you run yourself. Each server
  is an entry of its own with its own login. A button opens a terminal tab for
  logging in, which also takes care of the second factor, and closes it when
  done. The bw inside the Bitwarden desktop Flatpak is found on its own.
• Other password managers by two commands, one that lists names and one that
  prints a password, with ready-made entries for gopass, rbw and LastPass. They
  run on this computer without a shell, and an entry's name can never become part
  of a command. Those ready-made entries follow the tools' documentation and have
  not been tried against the real tools yet.
• Token use per session, across machines. A view adds up what each session,
  tab and model used on this computer and on the servers you choose, with search,
  and shows background agents under the tab they came from.
• Browse for the key file when setting up a server.

Changed

• A command run "in a new tab, in the background" closes its tab when it ends,
  on its own or by Ctrl+C, instead of leaving another shell behind each time. A
  command that fails keeps its tab, so the reason can be read. It runs in a shell of
  its own, so aliases and functions from your shell's startup files are not known
  to it. Tabs left over from before stay until you close them.

Fixed

• An installed app can set up a server. The packages never included the helper
  that gets installed on a server, so this only worked when running from source.
• A stopped tab no longer takes over another session's conversation. A pane
  whose program has exited keeps reporting its old process number, which the system
  later gives to something else, and a stopped tab could store the conversation of
  an agent in another session, and resume it by mistake.
• A background agent counts as busy only while its clock is moving. One waiting
  on its own background work kept its tab marked busy for hours.

Downloads

• Linux (Debian/Ubuntu): .deb
• Linux (Fedora/RHEL): .rpm
• Linux user-local install: linux_amd64.tar.gz
• macOS (Apple Silicon): darwin_arm64.tar.gz
• Windows x64 (installer): windows_amd64_setup.exe
• Windows x64 (portable): windows_amd64.tar.gz

Linux and macOS need tmux at runtime; Windows uses
psmux instead and does not require tmux.