• PTY runner now preserves the caller’s environment (HOME/TERM/bun installs) while enriching PATH, preventing Codex/Claude
  probes from failing when CLIs are installed via bun/nvm or need their auth/config paths.
• Added regression tests to lock in the enriched environment behavior.
• Fixed a first-launch crash on macOS 26 caused by the 1×1 keepalive window triggering endless constraint updates; the hidden
  window now uses a safe size and no longer spams SwiftUI state warnings.
• Menu action rows now ship with SF Symbol icons (refresh, dashboard, status, settings, about, quit, copy error) for clearer at-a-glance affordances.
• When the Codex CLI is missing, menu and CLI now surface an actionable install hint (npm i -g @openai/codex / bun) instead of a generic PATH error.
• Node manager (nvm/fnm) resolution corrected so codex/claude binaries — and their node — are found reliably even when installed via fnm aliases or nvm defaults. Thanks @aliceisjustplaying for surfacing the gaps.
• Login menu now shows phase-specific subtitles and disables interaction while running: “Requesting login…” while starting the CLI, then “Waiting in browser…” once the auth URL is printed; success still triggers the macOS notification.
• Login state is tracked per provider so Codex and Claude icons/menus no longer share the same in-flight status when switching accounts.
• Claude login PTY runner detects the auth URL without clearing buffers, keeps the session alive until confirmation, and exposes a Sendable phase callback used by the menu.
• Claude CLI detection now includes Claude Code’s self-updating paths (~/.claude/local/claude, ~/.claude/bin/claude) so PTY probes work even when only the bundled installer is used.