[1.5.6] - 2026-07-11
Added
- Windows: one-click auto-update. When a new release ships, "Update & Relaunch" downloads the zip in the background, swaps the running app, and reopens it on the new version — no more hunting the releases page and reinstalling by hand. macOS has always had this through Sparkle. (Note: this build must be installed manually one last time; every version after it updates itself.)
- macOS: a switch to turn the out-of-quota alarm off (Settings → Alarms) for people who only want auto-resume and don't want the "you're out" panel.
- macOS: each provider chooses how "Open thread" lands — Claude and Codex can independently open the desktop app or resume in the CLI (Settings → Providers).
Fixed
- The quota alarm no longer fires two or three times for one limit (it was most visible in Claude Code) — one alarm per provider per blocked stretch, and the redundant system banner is gone. Both platforms.
- Auto-resume actually runs again. A session whose working directory couldn't be read was silently refused authorization, so "Continue after reset" never fired for it; triggers are now trusted per-session and trusted automatically when you create them. macOS.
- The auto-resume picker no longer lists every thread twice. Both platforms.
- When a 5-hour or weekly window resets, the display refreshes and auto-resume fires on its own — including right after the Mac or PC wakes from sleep. Before this, the reset time could pass with nothing updating until you quit and relaunched. Both platforms.
- Windows: re-authenticating Claude no longer fails with "Authorization failed / Invalid request format."
- Windows: two copies of the app open at once no longer overwrite each other's settings, and update prompts follow the Sparkle wording macOS uses.
- macOS: Settings drops the grey explainer subtitles, and the expanded carousel pages with a left-click drag.