NameQuick 2.11.15 – Release Notes

Release date: 2026-04-01

New

A new onboarding flow helps you get to your first working setup faster. First-run guidance is more structured and does a better job walking you through permissions, setup, and template creation.
Build custom prompts and templates in chat. You can now create and refine naming setups through a more conversational chat-first flow instead of configuring everything manually upfront.
LM Studio models can be loaded in-app. Browse, load, and manage LM Studio models without leaving NameQuick.
File dates are available as template fallback values. Use created, modified, or accessed dates when a document is missing stronger metadata.

Presets and Rules have a redesigned editing experience. The updated split-view layout, inspector, and editor workspace make it easier to browse presets, edit rules, and refine naming behavior.
Creating templates in chat feels more guided and reliable. Activation, onboarding, and follow-up guidance now lead you more cleanly from first prompt to saved template.
AI model lists are now more up to date across providers. OpenAI, Gemini, and Claude now show newer supported models, and older saved selections are moved forward automatically when needed.
Template editing is more resilient when fields, patterns, and rules change together. Pattern updates, cleanup rules, placeholders, and reorder operations now stay in sync more reliably.
Unexpected AI output is handled more gracefully. NameQuick recovers more often, preserves valid filename output more accurately, and explains failures more clearly when a response cannot be used.
The update experience is easier to review in-app. Release notes and update details display more reliably in the banner and updater flow.
Local model and provider flows are more predictable. Selected-model behavior, provider routing, and local-model release handoffs now behave more consistently.

Fixed a licensing regression that could show the wrong trial or credit state after relaunch. Customer portal links and licensing details now stay in sync more reliably.
Fixed false filename parse failures for valid bracketed or brace-prefixed names. Outputs like [Draft], [], or {Draft:Q1} are no longer misclassified as broken JSON.
Fixed onboarding and coachmark handoff bugs that could leave guidance stuck or out of sync. Presets, chat, and setup transitions now complete more reliably.
Fixed stale navigation writes during activation flows. Route handoffs no longer complete on the wrong surface when an older activation step fires late.
Fixed several edge cases in template patching and rule editing. Remove, reorder, duplicate-name, and preserve-mode operations now behave more consistently.
Fixed process and timeout cleanup issues when external tools spawn child processes. Processing is more reliable and less likely to leave stuck or interrupted work behind.
Fixed invalid-output and metadata fallback issues across providers. Valid AI responses are less likely to be rejected, and retry behavior is more consistent when a provider fails mid-run.