Changelog
What shipped in each Bridge release. Every build is Developer ID signed, notarized, and stapled.
0.5.5
September 8, 2026The Span app icon
- A mint deck over two off-white supports on a dark tile, regenerated for every platform size including each macOS ICNS entry.
- Release checks now catch missing icon colors and invisible exports before a build ships.
- Keeps the startup, window lifetime, daemon ownership, and shutdown fixes from 0.5.4.
Release notes0.5.4
September 8, 2026Streaming feedback and bounded repair loops
- Sending a message gives immediate feedback, and streaming and transcript updates land more smoothly.
- Worker-result repair loops are bounded, and a reused worker starts from a fresh budget.
- Better model-switch handoffs, clearer compaction ownership, and steadier context checkpoints.
- Clean shutdown now also retires detached model-switch summary processes.
Release notes0.5.3
September 7, 2026Shutdown no longer strands a finished session
- Quitting with an idle provider could leave stale process ownership in the database, so a chat that had succeeded appeared failed at the next launch.
- Normal shutdown now records a recoverable stopped state and preserves both the conversation and the provider resume identifier.
- Completed, cancelled, and failed outcomes are unchanged.
Release notes0.5.2
September 7, 2026macOS startup and window lifecycle
- Startup errors report their actual cause instead of aborting through the native launch callback.
- Concurrent copies of the app can no longer start competing desktop hosts or kill another build's daemon.
- Long socket paths fail early with an actionable error.
- Packaging verifies the icon, sidecars, signatures, entitlements, notarization ticket, and exact disk image contents.
Release notes0.5.1
September 4, 2026The notarized build launches
- WebKit JIT entitlements are granted under the Hardened Runtime.
- Window chrome catches Objective-C exceptions instead of aborting the process.
Release notes0.5.0
September 4, 2026First public macOS disk image
- Developer ID signed and notarized for macOS 12 or later on Apple Silicon.
- The Codex, Claude Code, and OpenCode command-line tools stay optional.
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