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Changelog

Every turn of the Eye.

What changed, version by version. Updates arrive on their own in the background; this is the record of what they bring.

1.3.0

Latest July 23, 2026
  • The Eye installs its own hooks. Open Settings → Tools and every agent has a row: whether The Eye is watching it, and a button to start or stop. One button sets up every agent found on your Mac. No script to run, no terminal.
  • It tells you what it needs. The hooks rely on jq, which ships with macOS 15 and later. If it is missing, Settings says so plainly instead of leaving the Eye closed with no explanation.
  • Your own hooks are left alone. The Eye adds only its own entries, keeps a backup of every file it edits, and removes only what it added. A config it cannot read is reported, never overwritten.
  • Removing it is just as easy. Remove one agent or all of them from the same pane, and the watcher script goes with them.
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1.2.0

June 30, 2026
  • Telegram notifications. Be told the moment an agent starts waiting, even away from your desk. Connect a bot in about a minute from Settings, with guidance built in; your token stays in the macOS Keychain, and nothing is sent until you turn it on.
  • Settings, reorganized. A new sidebar groups everything by purpose, General, Alerts, Connectors, Window, and Tools, so each setting is easy to find.
  • Fixed a crash when opening Settings. Preferences now opens reliably.
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1.1.0

June 29, 2026
  • Google Antigravity support. The Eye now watches Google Antigravity sessions (CLI and in-editor), alongside Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and Copilot.
  • Feedback & feature requests, built in. Send a note or request a feature straight from the menu, no email needed.
  • Hide or show the floating window. Toggle it from the menu or with a global hotkey, to keep it out of the way while you work on the laptop.
  • Dismiss a session. Remove any row from the watch; it returns on its own the next time that agent changes state.

1.0.1

June 26, 2026
  • The first watch. A menu-bar light that opens red the moment an AI coding agent needs you, watches while they work, and rests when all is quiet.
  • Watches every agent. Claude Code, OpenAI Codex CLI, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot, in the terminal or your editor.
  • Go straight to it. Click a waiting session and its exact terminal or editor window comes forward.
  • Told the way you want. Opt-in alerts: a sound, a notification, or bring the window forward on its own.
  • Signed, notarized, and self-updating. Stays current quietly from here on.