Microsoft PowerToys Preview v0.101.2432.0 introduces several new features, including read-only SQLite database previews in Peek, tap-versus-hold key remaps in Keyboard Manager, and enhanced Adaptive Card support in the Command Palette. The update also brings display-independent pixels to Screen Ruler, Mouse Pointer Crosshairs in Quick Access, and improvements to the project's CI and testing pipelines. Notably, a significant portion of the Keyboard Manager's updates was co-authored with AI, marking a pioneering integration of AI assistance in the open-source utility. Looking ahead, the team is transitioning to v0.102, which will incorporate WinUI 3 and additional enhancements to the Command Palette

Microsoft PowerToys Preview 0.101.2432.0 Adds SQLite Previews and Tap Remaps

Microsoft PowerToys Preview v0.101.2432.0 delivering read-only SQLite database previews to Peek, Karabiner-style tap-versus-hold key remaps to Keyboard Manager, and expanded Adaptive Card support in the Command Palette. The quick six-day turnaround also brings display-independent pixels to Screen Ruler, adds Mouse Pointer Crosshairs to the Quick Access flyout, and overhauls the project's CI and testing pipelines. A notable chunk of the Keyboard Manager commit was co-authored with Claude Opus 4.8, marking one of the first public AI-assisted contributions to the open-source utility. While the v0.101 preview cycle winds down, the team is already pushing v0.102, which will migrate several modules to WinUI 3 and expand Command Palette with tabs and JavaScript extensions.

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