v0.1.27 — Provider usage at a glance

See how much runway you have left — before you pick a model. Open the model picker and each connected provider now shows a live usage ring: subscription windows, rate limits, and spend where the adapter can read them. Recursive pulls limits straight from the same OAuth sessions and API credentials your CLIs already use — Claude, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, Grok, OpenRouter, Factory, Antigravity, Kimi, and more — so you are not guessing whether you are about to hit a cap mid-session. Hover a ring for the breakdown; stale readings are flagged so you know when to refresh.

Usage popover on the model picker showing five-hour, seven-day, and extra usage limits with reset times

Inbox, rebuilt for decisions that actually move work forward. The inbox is now a proper split view: scan the list on the left, read the full thread on the right. Messages carry priority and badges so urgent escalations stand out from routine reviews. Actions are typed — open a session, run an allowlisted tool, or reply in place — and agents can attach a one-line description under each button so you know what you are clicking. Reply threads land back in the originating session, duplicate notifications collapse via dedupe keys, and bulk archive, resolve, and mark-read keep the queue manageable when agents are busy.

Inbox detail view for a daily roundup with session tables, project tags, and an in-place reply composer

Commit planning that splits the messy diff for you. When a session touches more than one feature — or shares plumbing files across topics — agents can call commit_plan_suggest to build an executable multi-commit plan with hunk-level attribution. Low-confidence hunks land in a shared review bucket; commit_plan_patch moves them before commit_plan_apply stages and commits one atomic changeset at a time. No more hand-rolling git add -p across interleaved edits.

Also in this release:

Workspace tabs, catalogued — a clearer tab strip with terminal activity indicators so you can spot a running build without opening the panel.
Git Graph detail — click a commit to inspect it; worktree changes stream in over SSE.
Session-scoped tools, locked down — MCP tools that mutate a session now reject mismatched session ids so agents cannot accidentally write to someone else's run.