Add prompt stashing across threads - #93
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- Persist stashed prompts with attachments and composer context - Restore stashes through the composer control and mod+s shortcut - Add image compression, stash persistence tests, and keybinding updates
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What Changed
⌘S/Ctrl+Ssupport.Why
Prompts and their accumulated context can be lost when switching threads or environments. The stash provides a reliable way to temporarily save unfinished work and restore it later without carrying over the current model or provider selection.
UI Changes
The composer now includes a bookmark control showing the number of stashed prompts. Its menu supports saving the current prompt, restoring entries, deleting entries, and reporting attachment limits or storage failures.
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