Changelog
Every release, newest first. Glancet is early beta — expect frequent, small releases. What's planned next lives on the public roadmap.
0.1.0 — EARLY BETA
First public release.
Agent status
- Live per-session state — working, needs input,done — for as many concurrent sessions as you run.
- Supports Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI andOpenCode. Agent badges appear only when more than one agent is present.
- The prompt you typed and the agent's closing message on every row.
- Model tag and git branch per session, both read locally.
- Live subagent fold-out for sessions that fan out.
- Elapsed time for the current turn.
Presentation
- Alien and elapsed time render in the MacBook notch; hover to expand the full panel.
- External displays show a capsule only for results that need you — a permission prompt, a completion, or a near-limit warning — never while an agent is merely working.
- Colour-coded menu-bar icon as the always-on indicator, notch or no notch.
- Multi-display aware: hot-plug, clamshell and rearrangement handled.
Interaction
- ⇧⌘G opens the panel on the screen under your cursor; Esc collapses it.
- ⌘1–⌘5 jumps to a recently finished session — the exact split in iTerm2, the project's window elsewhere.
- Recently completed sessions persist across restarts.
- Inline rename, keyed to the project so it survives restarts.
- Switching to your terminal acknowledges finished sessions; needs-input stays loud until answered.
Usage
- Claude Code 5-hour and weekly limits with reset countdowns and near-limit highlighting.
- Conservative polling, and a switch that disables the feature and the credential read entirely.
System
- One-click hook install per agent that merges into the agent's own settings file, with a backup, leaving other tools' hooks untouched.
- Optional sound cues for done and needs-input, off by default.
- Optional suppression of Claude Code's own notifications.
- Launch at login. No Dock icon. macOS 13 Ventura or later.