Bridge AI 3.9.3

Studio to try (documents, sheets, decks and pages, edited by you or your agents with every version kept); AI Assist and meeting notes that carry on on your other account when one is at its limit; quicker with two windows open; notes named after the right meeting when two are on; names for who's talking on a call; meetings that end by themselves once they're over and save as they end; and agents that go by the name you give them.

What's new

• Studio, a trial feature (turn it on in Settings › About & Updates › Trial Features; until then it stays out of sight): beside Meetings and Whiteboards, your documents (Word and Markdown), sheets (Excel and CSV), decks (Markdown slides, and PowerPoint), PDFs and pages (HTML, like an artifact), edited in Bridge AI. Open one from Files with Open in Studio, from any agent's folder or place, on this computer or another of yours, and on your phone. Or start one from Studio's home. Every change is kept as a version: yours, an agent's (with its name), and one from another app. Compare shows what changed since, and Put back restores it. Ask an agent sends what you picked (a paragraph, a range of cells, a slide) and what to change to the agent you choose, which edits the file itself. Studio shows the change once the agent saves it, and a save of yours never goes over one made meanwhile. A Word file keeps its text, headings, lists, tables, pictures, fonts and colours when saved here, and an Excel file its values, formulas, formats, merged cells and sheets. Before the first save, Studio says what isn't kept; the file as it was stays a version. A deck is written on the left and drawn on the right as you type, presented full screen, and saved as a PDF or a PowerPoint whose titles, bullets and notes you can edit. Make a deck in a meeting's ⋯ menu writes one from its summary. Design packs (your colours, fonts and logo) give your decks, their PowerPoints and new documents and pages your look, and a deck can name another pack with Look. Built on open parts: Univer, Tiptap, Marp, PptxGenJS, ExcelJS, mammoth and docx.
• The right meeting, when two are on. Joining the next Teams call a few minutes early, while the last meeting's time isn't up, named the notes after the one ending. Now it's the meeting that starts nearest to when the call began, not to when you pressed record. When macOS already lets Bridge AI read windows (Accessibility, which dictation's typing uses, or Screen Recording), the meeting Teams names in its window wins, and so does a Meet tab's code. Join in Bridge AI's calendar says which one too. Bridge AI never asks for anything new for this.
• Another meeting? A meeting named after one event while another was on says so beside its people. Pick the other, and its name, people and invite's files take the first one's place.
• A meeting that's over ends by itself, and one that runs over doesn't. As when its call ends: once its time on the calendar is up and nobody's said anything for a minute and a half, the floating card comes up to ask whether to stop; after 5 minutes of quiet, it stops 2 minutes later. While its time lasts, quiet changes nothing. With no calendar time to go by, it asks after 10 minutes of quiet, and stops after 30. Someone talking again takes the question back. For a meeting in a room, and for a call whose app keeps the mic once it's over.
• Saved as it ends. With "Save every meeting there by itself" on, a meeting is saved to your notes folder as soon as its transcript is in, and again with its summary. Before, one whose summary wasn't written (no model, or it failed) stayed "Not saved yet". A folder Bridge AI can't write to now says so on the meeting, with why, and Save tries again.
• Quicker with two windows open. A terminal is now drawn by the GPU, not row by row as page elements: a terminal printing fast takes half as much of its window's time on a Mac's GPU (7% of a core, from 15%). With herdr, everything that asks for your agents at the same moment (each window's lists, notifications, the queue) shares one read of herdr, where before each ran herdr itself, twice. And a window looks at your devices once, not once for every part of it that shows them. Bridge AI now measures itself too (how long the server was held up, its CPU, its slowest requests), and the tests fail when two busy windows go over budget.
• Antigravity CLI (agy) is an agent like the others: found when it's installed, installed from New agent when it isn't, and started with what to do first, with Ask first, Edits or Full access. Google's AI plans moved to it from Gemini CLI on 18 June; Gemini CLI stays for API keys and Code Assist licences.
• A question says what it's about. When an agent asks to run a command, write a file or make an edit, the card (in its chat, Needs you and on your phone) now shows what it wants to do above the question: the command, the file's lines, or the edit with its removed and added lines coloured. Before, it showed only "Do you want to proceed?" and Yes or No, so you had to open the terminal to see what you were agreeing to.
• A call's prompt never hangs. Not now always closes it, at once, even while Take notes is still starting. A mic that never answers (macOS asking somewhere out of sight) says so after 20 seconds, rather than leaving Take notes greyed out, and a calendar slow to read no longer holds it up.
• Each window says which computer it shows. With another computer linked, a window's title ends with its name ("Bridge AI · Studio"), so the Dock's and the Window menu's lists tell two windows apart.
• Names for who's talking, with nothing for you to do. On a call, the voices on it are now told apart by themselves once it ends, the same way a room's are: Speaker 1, 2, 3, named from what's said, who was invited and the names the call showed. Once Screen Recording is allowed, Bridge AI looks at the call's window by itself as people talk and reads the names it shows, with no Watch a screen. The meeting asks the first time, saying why: it keeps only the words, never the picture. All of it happens on this computer.
• It learns your voice. From your mic on calls, where every line is yours, so a meeting in a room knows which voice is you without your naming it. It's a few hundred numbers on this computer only. Settings › Meetings › Who Spoke turns it off, and Forget voices removes it.
• Who spoke how much, above each meeting's transcript.
• The floating card's buttons are easier to see over a busy screen, and while a screen is watched, To the menu bar says what it does.
• Your accounts by their names, and limits that say what's left. An agent still on Claude Code's own login after you took it off the list goes by the account it's signed in as (Personal, say), or its email, not "Your usual login". Each limit now reads "75% wk left", and the numbers line up down the list. A plan with no 5-hour window leaves that place empty, and the top bar shows its week once rather than twice. Under each name is when its tightest window starts again.
• Add a provider from Usage: another Claude Code or Codex account, another agent's plan (Cursor, Copilot, Gemini), an API key, or a model on this computer.
• Agents go by the name you give them. Rename a tab, or double-click an agent's name in its header (or ⋯ › Rename), and that's its name in the header, the tabs and notifications, over the title Claude Code gives its session ("✳ ..."). It stays after Bridge AI opens again.
• Trial features in Settings › About & Updates: new parts of Bridge AI that are still being finished ship hidden, each turned on there, and hidden again when it's turned off. Studio is the first. The page's buttons are now one size and style, and its words are translated like the rest of Settings.
• AI Assist and meeting notes carry on when Claude Code is at its limit. With Claude Code writing your notes and your usual login at its weekly limit, Bridge AI took Claude Code's "You've hit your weekly limit" for its answer. So AI Assist showed nothing all meeting, without saying why, and that message was saved as the meeting's notes. Now Bridge AI moves to your next Claude Code account with room (the same for Codex) and says so plainly when none has any. AI Assist says when it last looked, and when it can't read an answer. Notes that were only the limit's message are written again once you update.
• An agent stopped at its usage limit can move to another account, even when its screen still shows it working. Claude Code can leave its working line up after "You've hit your weekly limit". Bridge AI then counted the agent as busy, so the account menu wouldn't switch it and its chat showed it working instead of the limit. Now the chat says it hit its limit and when that resets, and the account menu moves it to your other account, which carries on from where it stopped.

The Android app is Bridge-AI-android.apk: open it on your phone to install it, or to update the one you have. It isn't on Google Play yet.

The Mac app needs macOS 14 or later. Checksums (SHA-256) are in SHA256SUMS.txt.