Changelog

NEW

• Agent Watch. Every coding agent on your Mac — Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor, and twenty-three more — gets a live card: the task, the last exchange, the model, the terminal. Zero setup; it reads your own process list.
• The bar. The collapsed notch keeps score all day: Working… in blue, needs-you in terracotta, session count, and a pixel cat acting out whichever is true.
• Approve from the notch (opt-in). One consented hook offers each Claude Code shell-command ask to the island: Allow, Deny, or say nothing and the terminal prompt takes over, like always. Off by default; removes itself completely.
• Claude usage in the island: your 5-hour and 7-day windows with reset countdowns. One optional request to Anthropic with your own login; one toggle turns it off.
• Jump lands on the exact terminal tab in Terminal and iTerm2; other terminals get the app, honestly.
• Nap when idle: arm a nap that starts the moment your last agent stops working.
• Archive a session from its row; it returns only as a genuinely new session.
• Three quiet chimes behind one toggle: a finish, a question, a wake. Naps stay silent.

IMPROVED

• Keep-awake now also resets the lock-screen timer — a long nap can no longer end at the real login window — and holds while agents work, with an optional 15% battery guard.
• A stray click beside the Touch ID dialog can no longer strand the wake; clicking again simply re-asks.
• The nap screen is dark frosted glass with a living pixel cat: it breathes, wanders, and curls back up. The dotted identity runs through the notch, the overlay, and this site.

NEW

• The notch island. Hover the notch for a nap card: start a nap, arm a timer, pick your wake. Collapsed, the cat sleeps up there.
• Nap timer. Start now, in 5, or in 15 minutes. The countdown ticks in the notch and the overlay drops itself.
• The wake report. When a nap ends, the island reports how long and how many pokes it ignored. Counts only, forgotten by the next nap.
• Floating pill for Macs without a notch. Off by default; opt in from Settings.
• First-run tour. Four cards, about 90 seconds, skippable throughout.

IMPROVED

• Settings grew a Notch island section: island on or off, expand on hover, show the cat, and a Show welcome tour again button.
• The menu bar menu gained a Notch Island toggle.

NEW

• The fake nap. Press ⌥⌘N and a frosted overlay with a sleeping cat covers every display at once.
• Keep-awake. While the overlay is up, your Mac cannot drift into real sleep — builds, agents, and downloads keep running.
• Wake your way. Space or click, or require Touch ID or your password.
• A quiet menu bar cat, a global hotkey, and launch at login.