What shipped, and when

No user-facing changes — 0.1.1 is functionally identical to 0.1.0.

This build is the first produced end-to-end by the automated release pipeline, so it verifies that signing and notarization are reproducible rather than hand-run. If you are already on 0.1.0, there is nothing here for you.

The first public build. Signed with a Developer ID certificate, notarized by Apple and stapled, so it opens on a clean machine with no Gatekeeper warning.

Sessions

• One sidebar row per session with live Claude Code status — working, your turn, needs permission, MCP call in flight, PR opened.
• Info chips per row: model, context percentage, mode, subagent count and git branch, each individually toggleable.
• Groups, per-session colours, drag-to-reorder, and renaming that honours both double-click and Claude’s /rename.
• Optional AI summaries: a ≤24-character phrase of what a working session is doing, via a throttled Haiku call on your existing login.
• Hover a row to preview the session — recent conversation for Claude, terminal output for a shell.
• Stuck detection flags a session reporting “working” that has gone quiet.

Getting around

• Quick Switcher (⌘K), Command Palette (⌘⇧P), and search across every session’s scrollback (⌘⇧F).
• ⌘⇧J jumps to the next session waiting on you; ⌘1–9 focus by position.
• Menu-bar extra and Dock badge count sessions needing attention.

Terminal

• SwiftUI + SwiftTerm, no Electron. Bundled MesloLGS NF so prompt glyphs work immediately.
• Three themes that colour the whole app, drag-and-drop file attachment, ⌘-click to open URLs and paths, and an optional fleet-wide resource bar.

Known limitations

• Claude Code is the only agent with rich status; other shells appear as basic rows.
• Split panes are built but disabled in this build.