This release improves our Widevine CDM support by fixing an issue where DRM-protected content would fail to play if it requested unknown permissions. Braid will now correctly prompt the user for unknown permissions instead of silently failing.

Braid now installs status hooks for nine different CLI agents out of the box, so tools like Gemini, Codex, Copilot, Cursor, and Grok light up with live status dots and Mission Control cards the moment you launch them in a terminal. This release also fixes drag-and-drop on recent Electron versions, ensures all open terminals re-theme instantly when you switch themes, and enables Widevine playback in embedded app webviews.

Feature release adding auto-detect and launch for CLI coding agents in the terminal, brand SVGs, native file drops, clipboard image paste, and numerous terminal improvements including per-theme ANSI colors and PTY daemon for session persistence.

Added xterm addons, search, auto-run commands, and layout fixes, along with other minor fixes.

You can now drag and drop entire folders as file mentions, and GitHub API requests use an auth token for higher rate limits. Also fixed a bug where clicking a search result row would get stuck at the top of the editor.

Maintenance release with no notable app changes.

You can now review PRs without leaving Braid. The new code review panel shows reviews grouped by file with syntax-highlighted diff hunks, comment threading, and resolved/unresolved filtering. A reviews summary also appears in the Checks tab so you can see review status at a glance.

Full-text search is here too. Hit the search tab in the right panel and ripgrep powers instant results across your entire worktree, with case-sensitive/regex toggles and file-type filtering.

You can now rewind conversations. Braid takes a git snapshot on each turn, so clicking the undo button on any user message rolls back both the chat and your worktree to that point in time. It's behind the experimental toggle in settings while we harden the edges.

Hit Cmd+K to open the new command palette - a spotlight-style launcher with fuzzy search across 20+ actions for navigation, views, and general commands.

Small update adding a dedicated GitHub integration settings panel and a rate limit visualization in the chat footer so you can see your API usage at a glance.

Chat input now has keyboard shortcuts for navigating message history and stopping sessions. Arrow up/down cycles through your previous messages, and snippet chips get restored when browsing history so nothing gets lost.

We also shipped a Next.js template scaffolder in the Quick Start tab - pick a template, name your project, and watch the progress stream in real time.