Tap a session, and its terminal comes to the front. FOCUS The board used to be read-only: it told you an agent was waiting and left you to find the window yourself. Now tapping a session raises its terminal on the machine running it – across different terminal applications. If the session has already ended, the app offers to resume it instead. Focus is opt-in and set up by the installer on macOS; a machine that has not enabled it simply shows no Focus control. Cards now say which machine a session is on, so two runs of the same project on two computers are no longer indistinguishable. A REDESIGN BUILT FOR GLANCING The board is read from across a room, out of the corner of your eye, often late at night. So the whole card surface now carries its state as a tint rather than a thin stripe, legible from much further away, and colour is ranked by who is waiting – blocked and done carry it, the busy states recede. Every colour was checked for contrast against every tinted surface. The badge no longer pulses forever on active cards: nothing moves unless something actually changed, which is easier on the eyes and on the battery. Reduce Motion is now honoured – the app claimed to and never did. "TURN FINISHED" IS A REAL STATE A session that handed back used to read "Waiting for input", the same words as a session nobody had asked anything of yet. Finishing a turn is now its own state, so the board distinguishes an answer waiting to be read from an agent sitting idle. If you have the optional push turned on, it fires on that transition. TOKENS PER SESSION Usage already showed which project spent your plan; it now shows which session, so two agents working in one repo are no longer added together. ALSO • Cards stop renaming themselves when a session changes directory • A card whose machine went offline says so, instead of offering a control that cannot work • Plan-limit bars warn in amber before they reach red • A slow reply no longer shows as a failure • Setting up your computer is now one command: the installer replaces npx and Homebrew, and pairing from this app passes straight through it

- Limits are now grouped per agent, so Claude and Codex each get their own block side by side. - Codex limits are reported too, including per-model session and weekly windows. - Tap an agent's limits to open a usage detail screen: tokens per day over the last 30 days, the plan limit charted over the top, and which projects the tokens went to. - Reset times no longer show a countdown for a window that has already reset.