This release includes breaking changes for platform teams planning a safe upgrade.
Published 25d
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Topics
agent
ai-agent
anthropic
claude
claude-code
claude-code-cli
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claude-code-tui
cli
coding-agent
web
developer-tools
digest
live-monitor
llm
monitor
observability
session-monitor
tui
Summary
AI summarySession liveness badges indicate whether Claude is working or waiting, and tool activity rows now show detailed operation summaries.
Full changelog
New
- Session liveness badges (
[working]/[waiting]). Recently-active session rows now show what state the session is in, not just when it was last touched.[working](green) means Claude is mid-turn (a tool is running or it's about to respond);[waiting](magenta) means Claude yielded the turn and the ball is in your court — including an explicitAskUserQuestion. Derived from the structure of the JSONL tail, so a long-running tool still reads as[working]even while the file is momentarily quiet. Only replaces[hot](within the 30-minute window);warm/cool/coldstay time-based, and non-interactive sessions are unaffected. - Rich tool activity details. Tool rows now summarize what actually happened instead of just the tool name or filename:
Edit App.tsx L45-52 +3 -1(line range + added/removed counts),Write package.json L1-65 +65,Read App.tsx L60-189(range),TaskUpdate #1 pending→in_progress, andTaskCreateshows the task subject. Pressing↵on an Edit opens the real unified diff with the same green/red/cyan coloring as git commits; a Write shows the written file content. Built by correlating each tool call with its result later in the session JSONL.agenthud reportinherits the richer one-line detail for free.
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Earlier breaking changes
- v0.14.0 `h` key now aliases vim-left (←) instead of hide.
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