What's Changed
- tmux: the pane minimap shows a zoomed window's real split instead of the zoomed pane drawn over the others. Picking a pane on the map, or switching panes with a swipe, keeps a zoomed window zoomed on the new pane (tmux 3.1 or later).
- The expanded pane minimap shows each pane's agent and its conversation title, or the pane's label, for tmux, Herdr and Rex.
- Fixed a Claude session staying "blocked", and Chat View showing "Waiting for approval", after a safety-check prompt that nobody answered timed out. This also works for sessions in other
CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIRprofiles. - Notifications for a Claude interrupt or completion in a tmux window now show the name you gave the session with
/rename, matching its other notifications. The same applies to Codex, Grok, OMP, jcode, Antigravity and Kimi. - Rex: a pane where you quit Codex no longer shows Codex as still running.
- Rex: fixed stray "moshi-claim" text appearing in the terminal over slow connections such as osewa or mosh.
- Chat View shows the previews (mockups, code snippets, drafts) attached to a Claude question's options, not just their labels. This also works in OMP.
- Fixed a finished Claude subagent showing as running forever in the agent bar.
- Herdr Core: workspaces on a linked git worktree are nested under their repo in the sidebar, as in the Herdr window.
- osewa: sessions for terminal cards you closed in Moshi are ended even when the close was lost on a dropped connection.
- Usage: Claude usage requests now identify the Claude Code version you have installed. moshi-hook stops checking usage for a
CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIRprofile once its folder is deleted. The usage-collection setting and first-run prompt explain that moshi-hook checks your agents' account usage about once a minute with your signed-in credentials, and how to turn this off. - Web app: Chat follows the pane you focus in Herdr, opening that pane's chat, or its terminal when it has no chat.
- Web app: removed the pinned terminal from the rail (its Terminal tab, the Pin to rail menu item and the ⌥⌘4 shortcut), since it kept Herdr focus from moving with other clients.