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CLI v1.2.0, Desktop v1.2.0: Settings search fixes, safer API key actions, screen reader labels, and sturdier desktop windows

Published Nov 3, 2026 (). Newer: CLI v1.6.0, Desktop v1.6.0: Side chat with /side, desktop telemetry and dragging fixes, and tidier settings and skills screens (Nov 7, 2026)

Changelog

CLI v1.2.0, Desktop v1.2.0: Settings search fixes, safer API key actions, screen reader labels, and sturdier desktop windows

Improvements - Exec startup with many tools - Starting a non-interactive run no longer slows down when hundreds of tools are available - Screen reader tab names - Screen readers now announce tab lists by name instead of an unnamed list (app) Bug fixes - Settings search results - Searching settings now matches row descriptions and finds rows that never appeared before (app) - Closing a restarting computer - You can now dismiss the restart confirmation and close the manage computer dialog while a computer reboots (app) - Remote machine reconnects - Droid now redials a remote machine whose connection died during sleep instead of failing your message - Organization policy load timeouts - Droid no longer reports an organization policy timeout when the answer arrives at its deadline - Stopping during turn wrap-up - Stopping Droid as a turn finishes now ends the turn instead of starting another one - Progress after interrupted thinking - Droid now takes a concrete next step when a long thinking stretch is cut short - Wiki search accessibility - Screen readers now name the wiki search dialog and announce the restricted access notice (app) - API key reveal dialog - A newly created API key stays on screen until you deliberately close it (app) - API key revoke confirmation - Revoking an API key now asks you to confirm, so a misclick cannot remove it (app) - Blank window recovery - A window whose view crashes now reloads itself instead of staying blank until you relaunch (app) - Editor selection in VS Code - Focusing the Droid terminal now keeps your current editor selection as the shared context