Changelog

• Changed
  Projects in the sidebar sit in the order they were last put to work. When an agent starts a turn in a project, after a prompt, an answered permission or its start, the project moves to the top and the others shift down. Status ticks during a turn don't reorder, so two projects working side by side hold their places. Dragging a project or Move Up/Down still works and holds until the next turn starts somewhere.
• Changed
  ▶ in a plain shell of a project with history resumes its latest conversation. A new shell in a project whose sessions were all closed used to start Claude Code from nothing; it now picks up the folder's newest conversation, skipping one that another session holds. New sessions made from the + button still start fresh.
• Fixed
  A prompt sent while the agent starts leaves the box right away and shows as sending. It used to stay in the box until the agent was up, looking stuck, and Return again sent it a second time, so the agent got it twice, or several times, at once. A prompt the agent never took comes back to the box.
• Fixed
  Prompts held behind a Claude Code dialog go out one at a time once it closes, instead of pasted together as one prompt. Queued prompts now say what they wait on: Claude Code reads its queue when the running tool call returns, not only at the end of the turn.
• Fixed
  A subagent stopped with TaskStop no longer stays listed as running under its session for half an hour. Claude Code never marks it finished; once the session is idle and lists no such child, omux shows it as done and drops it after the usual while.
• Fixed
  A refused /restart is done by omux. Claude Code can't restart itself while Remote Control is connected; when it says so, omux exits it and resumes the conversation, as the message asks. Run /remote-control again afterwards.
• Fixed
  An attached image no longer stays in the compose box after sending when the message went out later: once the agent was up, or once a dialog was answered.
• Fixed
  omux no longer redraws the window ten times a second while an agent works. Claude Code and Codex animate a spinner in the terminal title; each frame counted as a title change and re-rendered everything. With a dozen sessions open that kept the app busy enough to stop answering Accessibility.
• Fixed
  Picking "default" in the permission-mode chip cycled past it and landed back where it started: Claude Code's status line says nothing in the default mode, and the chip only knew the named ones.

• Added
  Edit files in the Files panel. Text files under 1 MB open in a small editor with syntax colors, line numbers, indentation that follows the file, and ⌘S to save. A file the agent changes while you look updates in place; one that changes while you have unsaved edits shows a notice with Reload and Save mine. Markdown stays rendered until the pencil switches it to the editor.
• Added
  Transcript view, under the hood. Conversations are kept per session while the app runs, so switching sessions doesn't reread the file; a model's pane stops reading while it isn't shown. Only the block that changed is re-encoded and sent to the page, which redraws by revision, so a change costs its own size, not the conversation's. Each session keeps about 6 MB of rendered conversation: past that, the oldest tool outputs, diffs, images and thinking are dropped from the view (the terminal keeps them) while the conversation text stays. A terminal covered by a transcript no longer draws. Switching projects no longer flashes blank panes: each pane shows the tail of its conversation natively from the cached model until its page has painted, long conversations paint their newest blocks first and fill in the rest in idle time, and every page shares one WebKit process pool. The six most recently shown pages stay alive, so coming back to a session is instant. A prompt sent from the compose box shows at once and becomes the agent's own record when it arrives; prompts sent mid-turn gather in an "Up next" strip along the bottom of the chat, where each can be moved earlier or later or pulled back (the arrows show on hover), until the agent takes them. The strip follows Claude Code's own queue records, so a prompt typed in the terminal shows there too, one the agent reads in the middle of its turn becomes a prompt at that moment, and several taken together become the one message the agent saw. Idle projects sort by last activity, and a project goes idle after three quiet days rather than the moment nothing runs; the activity time is saved with the workspace. The newest queued prompt can be pulled back with an × on hover, which uses Claude Code's own ↑ and ⌃U. The model and effort chips remember the choice per session and pass it when the session starts, so it holds across restarts. Each view keeps one page and redraws it for whichever session it shows, with what you opened and where you scrolled remembered per session, so clicking between sessions no longer loads a page. Clicking a session never reorders the sidebar: a stacked shell or idle project opens its stack instead, and the keyboard follows the selected pane rather than the other way round. Slash commands read as what they did: "Effort changed to max", "Model changed to claude-fable-5-1", or the command's own first line. Claude Code's synthetic notices no longer show up as a model named <synthetic>. The permission card's "Allow for session" shows only when the prompt's second option is a don't-ask-again. The stop button sends Escape to Codex as well, which is its interrupt key.
• Added
  Per-project defaults. A project can choose Terminal or Transcript for its sessions, and the model and effort new sessions start with (Claude Code's --model and --effort, Codex's config overrides).
• Added
  Transcript view, more. The reply streams in from the terminal screen while the agent writes; edits show the line they landed on; images tools return show inline; long outputs fold to head and tail; a summary strip at the top gives start time, turns, files changed, tokens and branch; /status shows the Claude Code version and account. The compose box has a stop button while the agent works (⌘.), a dictation button, and drafts that survive a relaunch. Attached files show as chips above the field, images with a thumbnail, and can be dropped onto the box or pasted; a pasted image is written to disk off the main thread. Prompts and the agent's status row use their own tones: a slate bubble for yours, a plain row for the agent's. Sessions can be dropped onto a transcript pane to split it, and ⌥⌘P shows the terminal behind the transcript. Status dots breathe while an agent works.
• Added
  Active projects first. The sidebar lists projects with something going on at the top, in your order, and folds idle projects into one "Idle projects" row at the bottom. Within a project, two or more idle shells fold into an "Idle shells" row. Click either row to list them. The selected pane on the canvas gets a light border.
• Added
  Transcript view (beta). Settings › Session View shows every session in the main panel as chat instead of the terminal: prompts, replies, tool calls with results, and the permission card when the agent is waiting. The terminal keeps running underneath and comes forward for dialogs that slash commands open, or on demand. /mcp, /plugins, /skills, /agents, /hooks, /permissions and /commands show overviews read from Claude Code's files in the conversation instead, where MCP servers can be added, removed and signed in to, plugins enabled, disabled and uninstalled, and permission rules added and removed. Replies render as markdown with highlighted code and a model and token footer, thinking folds under the reply, edits expand into diffs, commands into their output, failed calls open by default, long tool runs fold, todo lists show as checklists, and subagent rows show live progress with a click through to their transcripts. File paths open the preview, ⌘F finds in the conversation, and a pill jumps to the latest message. Permission cards show the pending edit's diff with an allow-for-session option; plans and multiple-choice questions get buttons. The compose box offers / commands and @ files, takes pasted images, recalls earlier prompts with ↑, keeps a draft per session, and shows the permission mode. Claude Code sessions are read from their transcript file, Codex sessions from their thread. A box at the bottom types into the terminal and starts the agent if the session isn't running.
• Added
  Compose box keys. ⇧⏎ makes a new line (⌥⏎ still does), Escape interrupts the agent like the stop button, from the box or the conversation, and ⌘V attaches an image or files from the clipboard. Long pastes no longer show Claude Code's <pasted_content> wrapper. Dragging a file onto a pane no longer leaves the pane's drop highlight behind.
• Added
  MCP servers, live. /mcp in the transcript shows every server the session can see, with its real state: connected, needs sign-in, or failed with the reason, including claude.ai connectors, plugin servers and built-ins. Sign in and Reconnect act in the session's own /mcp dialog, so the server connects in the running session; the terminal shows while it happens. The buttons on Claude Code's overview didn't do anything before.
• Added
  Themes and transcript style. Seven more themes: Catppuccin Mocha and Latte, Tokyo Night, Monokai, Rosé Pine, Everforest and GitHub Light, chosen from swatches in Settings › Appearance. An accent colour for the whole app: the system's, the theme's own blue, or a fixed colour. The transcript gets its own font (system, serif, rounded, or the terminal's), size, width (full, wide, narrow), density, a style for your messages (tinted, outline, plain) and a switch for the time under them. Changes apply to every open transcript at once.
• Added
  Agent and model picker. The model chip in the compose box is now one menu for both agents: Claude Code's models under the Claude mark, Codex's under the OpenAI mark, with Codex's list read live from codex app-server. Picking a model of the session's own agent sets it; picking one of the other agent switches the session to that agent, resuming the Claude conversation or the Codex thread. In a plain shell the chip starts the agent you pick. A working agent has to be stopped first.
• Added
  Codex replies as they come. A Codex session's transcript follows the app-server's own events: the reply streams in as Codex writes it, items show the moment they start and complete, and the turn's end no longer shows before its answer, which used to wait for the next three-second read. Switching a session to the other agent resumes that agent's own conversation when the session has one, and the hand-off then carries only what happened meanwhile; a first switch still hands over everything. The hand-off prompt waits until Codex's TUI is at its prompt, instead of landing in the shell while omux was still connecting.
• Added
  ↑ recalls the conversation's prompts. The compose box's history held only prompts sent since the app started, so ↑ did nothing in a session opened after a relaunch, or one whose prompts were typed in the terminal. It now walks the conversation's own prompts, newest first, with prompts and slash commands sent from the box added after them.
• Added
  Allow and Deny on every tool prompt. Claude Code labels some permission prompts just "permission prompt", with no "approve Bash: …" description, as it did for a long Bash command. Those showed "answer in the terminal" instead of the card and the sidebar buttons. They get both now; plans and questions still get their own cards.
• Added
  Codex MCP servers. /mcp in a Codex session says that Codex keeps its own list, separate from Claude Code's, and offers one click to copy Claude Code's user servers into Codex (stdio ones with their command and env, HTTP ones by URL; ones with custom headers are named for adding by hand).
• Added
  File editor. The line the caret is on is marked: its number lit in the gutter and a bar behind the text. The highlighted text sat one line below the caret, from highlight.js's own padding; it lines up now. Switching a session to the other agent starts its transcript over from that agent's conversation instead of reading it on top of the old one. The agent-and-model chip is as small as the other chips.
• Added
  Queue, looked at properly. A prompt sent mid-turn shows as on its way until Claude Code records it as queued, and only then can it be reordered or pulled back, so a reorder can't duplicate it. The strip shows while the agent waits on a dialog too, not only while it works. A prompt sent while a permission dialog is up is held, since Return there would answer the dialog, and goes once the dialog is answered. Send now interrupts the turn and sends the queue at once (Claude Code's ⌃X ⌃S). Reorder, pull back and Send now are Claude Code only; a Codex queue just lists. A multi-line queued prompt isn't pulled back with ⌃U, which clears one line. Switching a session to the other agent now hands the conversation over: the turns so far go to a file the new agent reads first, and they stay in view above a "Continued with…" line. Echoes in a Codex session no longer reuse an existing block's id.
• Added
  Settings in tabs. General, Sessions, Notifications and Updates, each with a line under the settings that need one.
• Added
  Lighter transcript view. Dates are parsed with one formatter instead of one per record; a long run of tool calls continues in a new block past 80 rows, so a result costs its own block rather than the whole run; a session nothing has shown for ten minutes lets go of its conversation and reads it again when shown; the page keeps its status and summary rows when they haven't changed, so the working dots no longer restart on every tick; the git check is made once per folder rather than on every redraw.
• Added
  Session links. omux://reveal?tab=<id> brings a session forward, so notifications and agent monitors in other apps can take you to it. A session can also be found by its Claude Code session id or Codex thread id. A link only selects a session.
• Fixed
  Codex's self-update no longer eats the first prompt. When a new Codex is out, its TUI installs it on launch and quits with "Please restart Codex." omux now waits for the input box before typing a prompt into a starting Codex, starts Codex again after the update, and puts a prompt Codex quit on back into the compose box instead of leaving it at "Sending".
• Fixed
  A crashed omux no longer blocks its Codex conversations. The Codex app-server omux runs now follows omux out, even after a force quit. One left behind held its conversation's writer lock, and the next omux could only report "thread already has an active writer"; that message now says what to do.
• Fixed
  Prompts typed while an agent starts arrive in order. A hand-off and a prompt typed right after a switch raced each other into the agent; now they go one after the other, once the agent is up. An agent that quits before taking a prompt says so instead of leaving the prompt at "Sending".
• Fixed
  Switching back and forth no longer nests hand-offs. The "carry on from the last request" line named the previous hand-off prompt; it names the last thing you asked.
• Fixed
  A prompt sent while Claude Code asks "Switch model?" no longer answers the dialog. It is held, like behind a permission card, and goes once the dialog is answered. Same for the effort and trust-folder dialogs.
• Fixed
  Codex from the Dock. Codex sessions failed with "Couldn't connect to Codex" when omux was launched from the Dock or Finder and codex was installed by nvm or another tool that only an interactive shell puts on the PATH; the same PATH broke claude mcp and claude plugin behind the /mcp and /plugins actions and the Codex model list. omux now reads the PATH from your interactive shell once at launch and uses it for the tools it runs itself.
• Fixed
  A prompt typed onto the previous one. A prompt sent from the compose box while the agent's TUI was busy could have its Return read as a line break, so it stayed in the input box and the next prompt was typed onto it, which is how "restartrestart beta" reached the agent. omux now checks the input box a moment after sending and presses Return again if the prompt is still there.
• Fixed
  /remote-control shows its link. Claude Code's remote-control status, "active · continue on your phone or at …", is shown in the transcript in place of "Ran /remote-control", with the link clickable, and on its own when a session starts with it on.
• Fixed
  Opening a folder quit omux. Finder's "Open in omux", a folder dropped on the Dock icon, open -a omux <folder> and omux:// links made omux quit on macOS 26 (Tahoe), right after adding the folder. SwiftUI closes the main window to route an open event, and closing the main window is how omux quits. The window scene now leaves open events to the app delegate, and a window that was never shown can't quit the app.

• Added
  What ▶ starts. Settings › Sessions chooses the agent ▶ starts in a plain shell session (Claude Code or Codex); the shell becomes that agent's session. A second setting decides what an agent with no saved conversation does: start fresh, or continue the folder's latest conversation (claude --continue). A saved conversation is always resumed exactly.
• Changed
  ▶ brings the session forward and focuses its terminal instead of starting it in the background.
• Changed
  The ▶ and ■ buttons are smaller and centred on the session's name line.

• Added
  Panes. Sessions of a project can be arranged in the main area: split a pane right or down with the buttons on its header (a shell in the same folder), drag a session from the sidebar onto a terminal's edge, or right-click it › Show in Pane. Dividers drag; a pane's header drags onto another pane's edge to move it; maximize shows one pane with the layout remembered; closing a pane only closes that pane. Each project has one arrangement, saved with the workspace and restored on launch. View › Tidy Panes evens them out, Clear Panes (⌥⇧⌘S) empties them, ⌥⌘S adds the selected session beside the current one. A new pane always gets usable space: a pane too small to halve sends the new one to the top level as its own column or row. Up to six.
• Added
  The omux command in sessions. Programs in a session can run omux list, status, screen, new, send, close and wait to see the project's other sessions, read their screens, and start and steer sessions of their own. A session can send text only to sessions it started, and only inside its own project; every such action shows a banner. The tool talks to the app over an owner-only Unix socket with a per-launch token, and session processes never inherit its descriptors. Settings › Sessions turns it off. See [docs/cli.md](docs/cli.md).
• Added
  A session's folder is asked for before an agent starts in a project that has none, and New Project starts with the folder picker. A project with no folder shows one quiet notice instead of an error per session.
• Changed
  The + next to a project opens a shell in the project's folder.
• Changed
  The right panel opens as narrow as the sidebar and remembers the width you drag it to.
• Changed
  In pane mode the top bar names the project; each pane carries its own session header.

• Added
  Sessions named after their conversation. A session that still has a made-up name ("Session 3") takes the topic Claude Code gives the conversation, the way iTerm shows it in the tab. Renaming a session, in the sidebar or the Edit Session sheet, keeps your name from then on. (#41)
• Added
  Close a session from the sidebar. Hovering a session row turns its status dot into a close button. Worktree sessions still ask before closing. (#42)
• Added
  ⌘-click on Foo.swift:12:4 opens the file in the preview, the way plain paths do, instead of handing it to the default editor. (#39)
• Changed
  Closing the main window quits omux, with the usual confirmation, instead of leaving every session running with no window. The close, minimize and zoom buttons also stay visible on newer macOS, where hiding the toolbar hid them too. (#43)
• Changed
  Claude Code and Codex no longer start on their own in the home folder. An agent started in ~ treats all of it as its project and reads Downloads, Documents, Pictures and Music, so macOS asked for access to each in omux's name. A session without a project folder now opens a shell and shows a banner pointing to Edit Session; starting the agent by hand still works. (#45)
• Changed
  Allow picks Claude Code's "Yes" wherever the highlight is in the prompt. It used to press Return, which took the highlighted row, so a moved highlight could switch the session to "accept edits" or deny the tool. Allow and Deny now appear only for tool prompts, not for plan approval or peer messages, whose first option isn't a plain yes. (#36)
• Changed
  Review notes that couldn't be sent because the session isn't running are kept, with a banner, instead of dropped. (#28)
• Changed
  A ⌘-clicked folder or app bundle is shown in Finder instead of opened. (#39)
• Fixed
  A worktree branch name starting with -, such as -D, made git run git branch -D <base> and delete the base branch. Names git rejects are refused before anything runs, and a branch whose folder is already in use (feat/x and feat-x share one) no longer leaves a stray branch behind. (#26)
• Fixed
  The browser's element picker accepted messages from any page or frame at any time and typed them into the session. It now takes a pick only while you're picking, from the page itself, with control characters removed. (#34)
• Fixed
  A file name with a newline in it could end the typed line and run what followed: in review notes, where the name comes from git, and in files dropped or pasted into a session. Both are escaped now. (#35, #38)
• Fixed
  Invisible Unicode (tag characters, bidi overrides, zero-width spaces, variation selectors) is removed from pasted check logs, so what you read before sending is what the agent gets. (#40)
• Fixed
  A double-click on Codex's Allow also accepted the next pending approval, which you hadn't seen. The buttons now answer only the request they showed. (#37)
• Fixed
  Recent Conversations titled a session started with a skill's slash command after the skill's instructions ("Base directory for this skill: …") instead of what you typed. (#27)
• Fixed
  A pull request result arriving for a session closed while gh ran left a Dock badge nothing could clear. (#29)
• Fixed
  Saving the Edit Session sheet put a Codex session's thread back to the one from when the sheet opened, so a restart resumed the wrong conversation. The ids are written only when "Start a fresh conversation" was pressed. (#30)
• Fixed
  Pressing Start right after New Session or Restart typed the startup command twice, and the second copy became the agent's first prompt. (#31)
• Fixed
  Subagent transcripts showed Claude Code's own reminders as agent text, and forks had no task line. (#32)
• Fixed
  The byte order mark gh puts before a failed log's first line kept that line's timestamp and ##[group] marker in the pasted log. (#33)

• Added
  Send failing checks to a session. When a worktree session's pull request has failing checks, "Send Failing Checks to Session" in the pull request chip and the session menu fetches the failed steps' logs of each GitHub Actions check through gh, trims them to the last lines and pastes them into the session without submitting, so you can read them before the agent acts on them. Other checks are listed with their links. (#6)
• Added
  Line counts in the sidebar. Worktree sessions show their added and removed lines next to the branch. The selected session updates as its files change, the others about once a minute and when you come back to omux.
• Added
  Terminal font size from the keyboard. ⌘+ (or ⌘=), ⌘− and ⌘0 in the View menu. (#17)
• Changed
  Errors and results of Git actions appear in a banner over the terminal instead of an alert, so they no longer stop what you're doing. Errors stay until dismissed and their text can be selected; results go away on their own. Questions that need an answer are still alerts.
• Fixed
  The Changes tab missed commits and resets in worktree sessions and in sessions in a subfolder of a repository, because Git's files are outside the session's folder there. It also now notices when git init runs in a session's folder.
• Fixed
  Four more Changes tab bugs: sessions in a subfolder of a repository got a blank diff, file names that look like patterns (a*, :x) were read as patterns, staged files before a repository's first commit didn't show, and an untracked symlink to a big file was read in full on every refresh. (#19)
• Fixed
  A worktree setup command ending in ; or & was a shell parse error, so neither the setup nor the session ran. (#20)
• Fixed
  Closing a worktree session whose base branch had been deleted or renamed said the worktree had nothing new, right above the Delete button. It now says the commits couldn't be compared. (#21)
• Fixed
  Text pasted into a session can no longer end the paste early: escape characters are removed inside a bracketed paste, so a file name from a cloned repository can't submit lines after it as commands. (#22)
• Fixed
  The browser's Try Again now loads the address that failed, so it works once a dev server comes up. (#23)
• Fixed
  A missing or crashing codex showed a bare CancellationError instead of the message saying to install Codex CLI. (#24)
• Fixed
  A Codex rate limit update with a null field cleared the known 5-hour window and its reset time until the next full read. (#25)
• Fixed
  Opening a folder whose project was saved as ~/code/app or with a trailing slash created a second project instead of reusing the first. (#13)
• Fixed
  A dropped or pasted file whose name contains ! failed in the shell with "event not found". (#15)
• Fixed
  build.sh kept going after a failed swift build and reinstalled the previous binary. It now stops, and a macOS CI workflow builds and tests every pull request. (#16)

• Added
  Drop images into a session from any app. Dropping image data, or a file promise as Photos and browsers send, saves the image and pastes its path, which Claude Code and Codex read as an attachment. Until now only files could be dropped. (#8)
• Fixed
  A value from a newer version in workspace.json, such as an unknown session provider or color, made the whole workspace fail to load and get overwritten with an empty one. Unknown values now decode as unset. Recent conversations with non-ASCII text near the 128 KB read limit no longer go missing from the list. (#12)
• Fixed
  A commit hook that printed more than 64 KB to stderr froze omux for good. Diffs for a file that changed between a symlink and a regular file showed a second file header as content. Session names with .. or // produced branch names git rejects. (#9)
• Fixed
  Option typed the Meta prefix instead of the keyboard layout's character, so ⌥Q on a Turkish layout didn't give "@". Option now composes the layout's character and stays Meta only on keys without one: arrows, ⌥⏎, ⌥⌫, Escape and Tab. (#11)

• Added
  Updates. omux checks for new versions about once a day with Sparkle and offers to install them; Help › Check for Updates… checks now. Updates are signed and must pass notarization before they're installed.

• Changed
  Notarized, and a disk image. Releases are signed with a Developer ID certificate, use the hardened runtime and are notarized by Apple, so the download opens without the right-click › Open step. Each release ships omux-<version>.dmg (drag omux to Applications) and the same build as a zip. ./build.sh --dist makes both.

• Added
  Worktree setup. A project can have a setup command that runs in each new worktree before the session starts, such as cp "$OMUX_REPO/.env" . && npm install, so the files Git ignores and the dependencies are in place before Claude begins. The session's command only starts if setup succeeds. Set it in the New Session in Worktree sheet or in Edit Project. $OMUX_REPO points to the main checkout in every worktree session. (#5)
• Added
  Welcome sheet on first launch, and under Help › Welcome to omux: checks that Claude Code and Codex are installed, turns on notifications, checks the usage limits with an explanation of what they need, and opens a first project.
• Added
  Paste images and drop files into a session. ⌘V with an image on the clipboard saves it and pastes its path, which Claude Code and Codex read as an attachment; ⌘V with files, or dropping files on the terminal, pastes their paths.
• Added
  Notification style and sound. Settings › Notifications can play a sound without a banner, and pick which macOS sound.
• Changed
  The usage bar says what's wrong when it can't show limits (no Claude login, API key login, Keychain access denied, login expired) and clicking it retries. The old text was "Not signed in to Claude Code" for all of them.

• Added
  Codex sessions. A project or session can run Codex instead of Claude Code: pick the agent in the project or session settings, in the worktree sheet, or with File › New Codex Session. omux starts a private Codex app-server per session, so a Codex session keeps its conversation across relaunches, shows its status, Allow/Deny for command and file-change approvals, its subagents and their transcripts, recent Codex conversations (⇧⌘O) and Codex usage limits. Needs Codex CLI 0.165 or later as codex. (#7)
• Added
  Beta builds. ./build.sh --beta installs "omux Beta" next to the release app, with its own preferences and workspace, for trying a branch. It starts with the release app's settings.
• Changed
  Pressing ▶ on a Claude session that has no conversation yet starts one pinned to the session's id, instead of continuing the folder's most recent conversation.
• Fixed
  The sidebar's new session, open folder, recent conversations and settings buttons didn't respond to clicks: the session list extended up under them.
• Fixed
  The session header and the right panel's tabs sat below the title bar instead of level with the sidebar's buttons.
• Fixed
  0.3.0 kept an invisible window toolbar so the window buttons show on every macOS version, which pushed the content down. The toolbar is hidden again and the buttons are kept visible directly.

• Added
  Pull request status for worktree sessions, through the GitHub CLI. The sidebar and header show the pull request's number and state (checks running or failing, changes requested, approved, merged), the header chip lists each check, and the session asks for your attention when checks fail, a review arrives or the pull request is merged. Without gh, nothing changes. (#2)
• Added
  Clean up merged worktrees. When a worktree session's pull request is merged, the sidebar, the session menu and the pull request chip offer to close the session and delete its worktree and branch. Closing a merged session says so instead of listing commits that a squash merge leaves behind. (#3)
• Added
  Notifications. A macOS notification when a session you aren't looking at needs you, such as a tool permission. Clicking it opens the session. Optional notifications when a session finishes, and for notifications programs send with OSC 9 or OSC 777, such as Claude Code's (and its plugins') when its notification channel is ghostty or iterm2. Each kind can be turned off in Settings › Notifications. (#4)
• Fixed
  The window's close, minimize and full screen buttons were missing on some macOS versions.
• Fixed
  Scanning a session's output for file paths and local URLs read the terminal from a background thread (#1).

• Added
  Worktree sessions (⌥⌘T). A session can get its own Git branch and folder, next to the repo in <repo>.worktrees/<branch>, so parallel sessions don't touch each other's files. A project setting makes it the default for new sessions. Right-click a worktree session to create a pull request, merge it into its base branch or open its folder. Closing one asks whether to keep or delete the worktree.
• Added
  Tabs in the right panel: Files (⌥⌘1), Changes (⌥⌘2) and Browser (⌥⌘3).
• Added
  Changes tab. Shows the session's diff: against the base branch for worktree sessions, uncommitted changes otherwise. Click a line to leave a note, then send all notes to Claude in one message.
• Added
  Browser tab. A web view per session that opens the local server the session prints, such as localhost:3000. The pick button adds an element's HTML, styles and a screenshot to the prompt.
• Added
  Allow and Deny in the sidebar and the session header when Claude asks for a tool permission, so you can answer without switching sessions.
• Added
  Subagents. The selected session lists its running subagents and what each one is doing. Other sessions show a count. The header's agents button lists them all, and clicking one opens its live transcript.
• Fixed
  Restarting a session could mark it as stopped when the old terminal's exit arrived after the new one started.

First public release.

• Added
  Projects and sessions in a sidebar, with drag to reorder, rename and colors.
• Added
  Claude conversations that resume after you quit and reopen omux.
• Added
  Live status for each session (working, needs you, done) and a Dock badge for sessions waiting on you.
• Added
  Files panel that previews Markdown, code and text, images, PDFs, audio, video and anything Quick Look can show.
• Added
  Recent Claude conversations (⇧⌘O), Claude plan usage limits in the sidebar, themes, terminal font settings and a quick switcher (⌘K).
• Added
  Open folders from Finder's "Open in omux" service, the Dock icon or open -a omux <folder>.