Changelog

v0.3.0 - 2026-06-12

New bundled "Terminal" theme: transparent backgrounds and terminal-native ANSI colors, so the palette follows your terminal's own color scheme. Pick it via Switch Theme... or { "name": "terminal" } in theme.json.
Theme color fields now accept transparent (the terminal default) and named ANSI colors (blue, bright-black, etc.) alongside hex, in any built-in, theme.json, or custom theme.
New optional theme fields: selectedFg (active-row highlight) and titleFg (header title color).

Fix: typing an auto-alias (e.g. ns for "New Session") now ranks the aliased item first instead of getting outranked by items that just happen to contain the query inside their category (e.g. "Detach" matching via "Sessions").

Filter input now has a visible blinking caret, tinted with the active theme's accent (and retinted live as you scroll the theme picker).
Cursor movement in the filter: Left/Right, Home/End (Ctrl+A/E), plus Alt+Left/Right and Ctrl+Left/Right for word jumps.
Editing shortcuts in the filter: Backspace, Delete, Alt+Backspace/Ctrl+W for word-delete, Ctrl+U to kill-to-start, Ctrl+K to kill-to-end.
Text selection with Shift + any of the cursor-movement keys (char, word, line ends). Typing replaces the selection; Backspace/Delete remove it; Esc clears it. Rendered with the theme's selected colors.
README: noted beta status and contribution scope while the basics stabilize.

Fix: New Session command now switches you to the new session (was silently creating it in the background and leaving you on the current one).
Fix: Wrapper script works on macOS's bash 3.2.
Find Pane: cursor starts on the current pane; other panes render muted so the current one reads as the visual anchor.

Initial public release.

Command palette for tmux panes, windows, sessions, and config reloads.
Nested palettes for finding panes, moving panes, and switching themes.
Custom user config under ~/.config/tmux-palette/.
Custom commands via commands.json and hidden built-ins via hidden.json.
Custom palettes from JSON files, built-in items, categories, or shell commands.
Plugin-style command sources that emit JSON or one item per line.
Popup actions for terminal tools like htop, btop, lazygit, logs, and fzf scripts.
Curated built-in themes with live preview and support for custom themes.
Mobile/narrow-terminal fullscreen mode and configurable popup sizing/borders.
TPM and manual install paths, plus optional guided onboarding prompt.
Example palettes for GitHub PRs, GitHub Actions, git branches, Docker logs, npm scripts, and file picking.
CI coverage for Bun tests, TypeScript, Fallow dead-code, and Fallow duplication checks.