v1.16.0April 19, 2026
AI Accounts, Usage Dashboard & Memory Manager
Switch between multiple AI agent logins without re-authenticating, track tokens and cost per agent in a new Usage dashboard, and browse every agent memory across projects in a list or interactive graph view.
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What changed
New features
18- New Accounts tab in Settings → AI stores multiple OAuth logins per agent (Claude, Codex, Gemini, Qwen) and lets you switch between them with one click
- Add Account button opens a guided login terminal pre-running the selected agent’s login command so new credentials appear in the Accounts list automatically
- Save Current Account snapshots the live credentials into an encrypted vault with a custom label so you can return to them later
- Account snapshots are encrypted via Electron safeStorage (macOS Keychain, Windows Credential Vault, libsecret on Linux) and stored locally under
~/.1devtool/ai-accounts/ - Live drift detection surfaces a "Signed in · not saved" hint when CLI logins create credentials that differ from the active snapshot
- Saved accounts can be renamed inline or removed from the vault from the Accounts list
- New Switch Account entry in the status bar AI dropdown jumps straight to Settings → AI → Accounts
- New Usage sub-tab under Settings → AI tallies tokens and estimated cost per agent, broken down by model
- Usage numbers are parsed from the session JSONL files each agent writes locally so counts reflect exactly what the agent recorded
- Codex sessions now show current 5-hour and weekly rate limit window utilization plus reset times in the Usage tab
- Per-file mtime cache keeps the Usage dashboard loading in milliseconds even across months of session history
- New Memory panel reads and edits memory entries across all AI agents and all projects from a single workspace
- Memory Manager offers both a list view and an interactive Cytoscape-based graph view that visualizes how memories reference each other
- Memory entries can be filtered by project and agent with two dropdowns
- Memory entries open in the Markdown editor with autosave so you no longer need to hand-edit memory files on disk
- Export to Obsidian Vault writes every memory entry as a Markdown file into a selected vault folder, preserving per-agent and per-project folders
- Agent input overlay (⌘I) now offers nine typography and color personas: Lowkey, Coder, Blogger, Novelist, Journalist, Poet, Vibe Coder, Researcher, and Marketer
- Selected agent input persona is remembered per session across restarts
Improvements
4- Settings → AI is now organized into Storage, Usage, and Accounts sub-tabs instead of a single long scroll
- Each agent card (Claude, Codex, Gemini, Qwen) now uses a consistent layout with its color, icon, and display name across every AI sub-tab
- HTTP Client remembers request/response split and sidebar widths between sessions
- Vercel deploy Node-version fallback now searches more install locations and logs which Node binary was chosen and why
Bug fixes
3- Newly-logged-in AI accounts now appear in the Accounts list immediately with a "Signed in · not saved" hint instead of keeping the previous account marked active
- Codex credentials now reload automatically after an in-app re-login so the Accounts UI no longer gets stuck on the previous account
- Memory entry edits that land during an in-flight index refresh are now queued instead of being dropped