getpaseo/paseo v0.1.63-beta.5 on GitHub

0.1.63-beta.5 - 2026-04-28

Project settings page with a built-in paseo.json editor.
Cold start restores your last open workspace.
Tool call badges have a button to open the referenced file directly.
Open the current branch on GitHub from a workspace's open menu. (#583 by @Myriad-Dreamin)
Enable or disable providers from Settings without editing config files.
Paseo prompts you to configure a worktree setup script when one is missing.

Provider settings and model selection have been redesigned, with switches replacing toggle buttons.
Voice mode transcription endpoint is configurable for OpenAI-compatible providers. (#570 by @yuruiz)
Adding a project no longer waits for GitHub PR status to load.
Startup splash screen is cleaner — just the logo with a subtle shimmer.
Desktop quit flow is smoother with a clearer shutdown dialog.
paseo.json setup and teardown accept a single command string, not just an array.
New worktrees auto-seed a paseo.json so scripts edited in Settings apply on the first run without committing.
Archiving a worktree is instant instead of waiting for the backend to confirm.
Agent timelines and git diff lists no longer jump around while loading or streaming.

Cmd+Q on macOS quits the desktop app instead of leaving it running in the background.
Terminal sessions recover cleanly after rendering hiccups, including the initial resize for nvim.
Terminal protocol query responses no longer leak into the browser.
Assistant link color matches the theme again.
File links with line numbers (like foo.ts:42) open correctly from assistant messages.
Claude's Grep results show up in the search detail body.
Reopening a worktree lands under the right project.
Agents from disabled or unavailable providers stay visible in history.
New CLI agents now require a provider instead of failing silently.
Git diff headers no longer truncate.
Provider diagnostic modal scrolls on short screens.
Provider diagnostics show the real error and underlying child-process output instead of a generic message.
Archived workspaces no longer interfere with working-directory resolution.
Triple-click on a message no longer extends the selection into adjacent bubbles.
The packaged desktop app preserves your zsh prompt.