AI Integrator v0.1.5
The first of many security passes, and a lot more browser — with a lot more still to come.
Security — pass one, with Daybreak Blue from Codex
- Browser identity and profiles are properly scoped: chats share one bucket, every other task is isolated, and an unknown task gets a one-way identifier rather than falling into someone else's session.
- Hardening across the credential store and the saved-login vault. A password moves between the page and the OS store without ever passing through the app window.
- Tighter boundaries on what an agent may reach — which tabs it can address, which window may speak for which task, and which files it may hand back to you.
Popped-out browsing is a real browser window now
- Pop a page out of a chat and it joins one shared chat window; pop one out of a task and that task gets its own. No more one window per conversation.
- Tabs shrink to share the strip instead of scrolling off it, animate in and out, and answer the shortcuts you expect: Ctrl+T, Ctrl+W, Ctrl+Tab, Ctrl+1–9, middle-click to close.
- The window strip, its controls and its empty state were rebuilt in the app's own design language.
The new tab
- Browser chrome is there before you have anywhere to go: back, forward, reload and the address field, with the same action cluster a live page wears, so nothing shifts once the page arrives.
- The page itself was redesigned — brand lockup, a proper search field, bookmarks as tiles, recently opened and local servers as clean rows, all on a soft accent wash.
- Suggestions stay quiet until you actually type.
- A file or review opened in the work pane now wears the same colour as its tab, the way the browser surface already did.
Favicons
- Real sites get their real icons. The resolver now ranks candidates by nearness to the size a tab draws them at, walks a fallback chain when one fails, tolerates the mislabelled content types servers actually send, and falls back to
/favicon.ico. - Icons appear while the page is still loading, survive a restart with your remembered tabs, and fill in for bookmarks made before a site had shown one.
Agents and pictures
- An agent can photograph a popped-out tab: the window it lives in is raised first, so the picture is the page rather than whatever was covering it.
- Agents can show you what they saw — a screenshot can be dropped straight into a reply and it renders inline. Only this app's own captures are readable that way.
- The overflow menu is an OS menu now, so opening it no longer hides the page underneath.
Elsewhere
- Antigravity improved, and every fallback model list refreshed.
- Fewer main-thread stalls in the tab deck: the z-order fix no longer reparents every card on every placement.
- The tree is green again — formatting, the bridge-contract snapshot, two long-broken resume tests, and the maintainability ceilings.
Full Changelog: v0.1.41...v0.1.5