ContextPaste v0.3.1 — Learned Patterns + UX Fixes

ContextPaste v0.3.1

New: Learned Paste Patterns

Every time you manually paste (Ctrl+Shift+V → select → Enter), ContextPaste now records:

• What you pasted (content type: URL, Credential, JSON, etc.)
• Where you pasted it (app name, window title)
• What the screen showed (the prompt/label text)

These learned patterns appear in Settings > Auto-Paste > Learned Patterns where you can:

• See frequency counts ("Used 5 times")
• See captured context ("GitHub Personal Access Token")
• Click "Make Rule" to auto-create a paste rule from the pattern
• Delete patterns you don't want

UX Fixes

• Ctrl+Shift+V no longer hangs — overlay shows instantly (removed blocking PowerShell from hotkey thread)
• Arrow key navigation works — search input now properly releases focus for ↑↓ navigation
• Selection highlight visible — blue ring border on selected item instead of barely-visible tint
• Shortcut events properly wired — overlay auto-opens on Ctrl+Shift+V

How Learned Patterns Work

Step 1: Copy a GitHub token
Step 2: Press Ctrl+Shift+V in Terminal → select token → Enter
Step 3: System records: "Credential → Terminal (Context: GitHub Access Token)"
Step 4: After a few uses, it appears in Settings > Learned Patterns
Step 5: Click "Make Rule" → auto-paste rule created!
Step 6: Next time Terminal asks for a token → auto-pastes!

Downloads (Windows x64)

File	Type
ContextPaste_0.3.1_x64-setup.exe	Windows installer (NSIS)
ContextPaste_0.3.1_x64_en-US.msi	Windows installer (MSI)

Full Changelog

v0.3.0...v0.3.1