OpenChamber v1.22.0

[1.22.0] - 2026-08-30

• Linear integration: connect a workspace in Settings → Integrations, browse and filter issues, and start a session or worktree from an issue. OpenChamber reports session progress back to Linear and can attach an issue to the next chat message (thanks to @AlexKutas).
• Voice: local text-to-speech and macOS say now choose a voice that matches the reply's language. Additional local models download on first use, and the voice picker lists voices from every installed model.
• Git: projects containing several repositories can now switch between them from the Git tab. Diff, pull request, walkthrough, mobile Changes, and work status follow the selected repository (thanks to @jaygupta17).
• Chat: sessions opened from the sidebar stay at the latest message, and switching sessions no longer causes jumps, partial rendering, crossfades, or tab-title shifts.
• Chat: command, skill, and file autocomplete in projectless chats no longer uses the previously selected project.
• Chat: reverting to a message, or forking from one, now brings its attached context back to the composer — review comments, chat and file quotes, terminal selections, and browser annotations are no longer lost.
• Chat: stopped and unanswered turns now explain what happened. The status report includes recent session, send, and managed OpenCode errors, plus log locations.
• Files: Ctrl/Cmd+F opens search in the Markdown preview even when the preview is not focused.
• GitHub: account connection has moved to Settings → Integrations. The pull-request panel includes account controls, and its context-rail icon appears only when connected.
• Git: the commit graph no longer leaves a lane gap when the same branch is merged twice (thanks to @Naputt1).
• Settings: themes are now remembered per OpenChamber instance, so windows connected to different instances keep their own theme (thanks to @kydorn).
• Scheduled tasks: Goal, Auto-accept, and other task settings are preserved when older OpenChamber builds share the same project config.
• Desktop: on Windows and Linux, the close button reaches the top-right corner and follows the theme on hover (thanks to @kydorn).