RepoScape changelog

• Chat handoffs copy saved conversation history into ordered transcript files instead of generating a summary, preserving tool records and reporting any missing history without blocking continuation. Handoff files are automatically excluded from Git before they are saved.

• Fix an invalid-response error that could prevent project moves, recovery and other Codex project actions.

• Show interrupted-move recovery only on the affected project, with clear feedback when recovery is busy or cannot finish.

• Reduce repeated Git checks when project cards and Team status refresh together.

• Move Project can request missing iCloud files, show download status and let you cancel before moving.
• Clear warnings recommend keeping development projects outside iCloud Drive.

• Maintenance and reliability improvements.

• Reduce unnecessary project-list filtering from Team updates when viewing all projects.

• Fix moving Codex projects with sub-agent histories. Those histories stay linked to their parent conversations, and move recovery handles them safely.

• Fix Move Project rejecting downloaded iCloud files. If an item is still unavailable locally, the warning now identifies its exact location.

• Fix Move Project being blocked by leftover home-folder or empty catalog entries. Actual nested projects remain protected, and conflict warnings identify the folder involved.

• Move a project to another folder on the same disk from its project menu, keeping Codex chats, tags, pins, names and usage together.
• Claude-only projects offer a reviewed handoff from the latest conversation or Skip Handoff. Mixed projects explain how to preserve Claude context before moving.
• Check for conflicting folders, active chats, iCloud downloads and unsupported Git worktrees before moving. Interrupted moves include recovery.

• Fix newly started Codex chats failing to show Working until RepoScape was reopened.
• Keep live activity updates responsive while limiting repeated background checks.

• Reduce temporary disk activity when preparing Team work summaries from large changes.
• Improve Git refresh reliability when macOS delays background tool startup.

• Avoid repeated Team work-summary generation for work already being summarized or completed.

• Recover completed chats that could remain marked as working after a missed update.
• Prevent stale mobile history readings from restoring a completed chat’s working indicator.
• Reduce repeated background checks when displaying project controls.

• Reduce repeated background work when updating usage totals and historical charts.
• Improve refresh efficiency while viewing a mobile chat.
• Reduce background work and repeated retries for Team activity summaries.

• Fix completed Codex chats remaining marked as Working when completion arrives during another refresh, including on the mobile companion.
• Keep activity updates consistent without adding background polling or repeated full project syncs.

• Fix repeated full project syncs during ordinary Codex chat activity, reducing unnecessary background work.
• Keep lightweight activity checks focused on changed chats while preserving unread indicators and usage updates.

• Connect your iPhone or iPad through the new Paired Devices toolbar icon or File menu.
• The mobile companion is now available for Codex and Claude projects, conversations, working updates, and provider-specific usage. Personal mobile access is $2.99/month on the Mac, and eligible Team members are included.

Get the companion app and follow the setup guide →

• Reduce CPU bursts while active chats update by reusing transcript summaries and processing new records incrementally.
• Avoid unnecessary project rediscovery and usage recalculation while keeping activity, unread indicators, and analytics current.

• Keep idle Team connections responsive with less background traffic and storage work.
• Preserve immediate project updates and compatibility with older app versions.

• Reduce repeated background repository scans and usage-history work.
• Update chat activity without unnecessarily reloading the entire project library.
• Avoid unnecessary project-card and tag-sidebar updates.

• Fix Codex sync failures when conversation previews make a chat-list response too large.

• Show the reason when Codex cannot sync and saved projects are displayed, with a Sync Error button for details.
• Improve error reporting to help diagnose sync failures across app versions.

• Match project unread indicators and filtering to the ten newest conversations shown in the chat menu.
• Clear unread indicators when opening saved conversations while Codex data is unavailable or still loading.

• Clear unread indicators when opening an existing Codex or Claude conversation from the CLI menu.

• Make unread conversations easier to spot with red bell icons in the recent-chat menus.
• Match the Details and Last Chat button heights on project cards.

• Maintenance and reliability improvements.

• Show Claude's share of calendar-week tokens on project cards and in the project overview.
• Keep Claude calendar-week percentages clearly separate from Codex allowance estimates.

• Prevent long Claude launch commands from being cut off in Terminal.
• Start new Claude chats in the selected project folder before opening them in Claude Desktop.
• Send reviewed handoffs through Claude Code, then continue the same conversation in Desktop.

• Give new Codex and Claude chats the exact location of the saved handoff, rather than searching from the current folder.

• Prepare new Claude Desktop drafts with folder confirmation.
• Save reviewed handoffs in the project folder so new Codex and Claude chats can read the full context.
• Keep Claude’s temporary scratch chats out of the folder-based project list.

• Fix summary generation for long Codex conversations when continuing in a new chat or handing off to Claude.
• Clarify handoff errors and remove the unrelated file-deletion warning.

• Show Claude’s working state while a turn is running, and reserve unread indicators for completed replies.

• Keep standalone Codex chats out of the project list, including extra cards retained from earlier refreshes. Created and imported projects remain available.

• Organize local Claude Code projects alongside Codex, with provider labels, All/Codex/Claude filters, and merged project chat lists.
• Open chats or start new conversations in either provider’s desktop app or CLI, and prepare reviewed handoffs between tools.
• Track Claude working and unread activity, with separate provider token totals, weekly balances, reset times, and pace estimates when available.
• Opening a chat without new activity no longer changes its position in the recent list.
• Preserve renamed projects across refreshes, count only visible projects in tag badges, and improve Claude-only startup and project Details.

• Maintenance and reliability improvements.

• Maintenance and reliability improvements.

• Project token usage now has separate calendar-range and allowance-cycle views, with calendar presets and exact bar values.
• Project cards align their usage and actions across projects with and without a Git branch, and recent chats no longer show large hover previews.
• A Codex CLI menu on each project card opens the latest chat, starts a new chat, or continues a recent chat in a fresh conversation.

• Team project usage now combines a member's work across checkouts of the same repository, so a quiet checkout no longer hides usage from an active one.

• Project details now show token usage by calendar week, with 24-hour, weekly, and 30-day charts.
• Project dollar estimates now identify the plan allowance rate used to calculate them.

• Maintenance and reliability improvements.

• Overall usage appears earlier during the initial sync, with visible progress while chats and repositories load.
• The New Tag control is easier to find at the top of the Tags sidebar.
• Opening a chat no longer leaves an unverified progress message on screen.

• Fresh installs now show an empty Teams screen until a team is added.

• Maintenance and reliability improvements.

• Maintenance and reliability improvements.

• Maintenance and reliability improvements.

• Usage forecasts now stop at the weekly allowance reset instead of showing a distant date. When no schedule has been saved, the estimate uses a typical weekday schedule; saved choices are preserved.

• Export an encrypted project archive for another Mac, with a reviewed handoff from the latest Codex chat or a project-files-only option.
• Import project archives from New Project and resume in a fresh Codex chat without copying the original conversation history.
• Projects appear progressively during startup, including on a Mac with a large existing Codex project library.

• Maintenance and reliability improvements.

• Maintenance and reliability improvements.

• Unread badges now persist in RepoScape when tasks finish, even when Codex changes its unread-state format. Opening an older response keeps newer completions unread.

• Usage forecasts now account for usage before your scheduled workweek begins and project it into upcoming working hours.

• Refreshed the RepoScape icon with a clean, dark center.

• Maintenance and reliability improvements.

• Maintenance and reliability improvements.

Context for a fresh start

• Conversation handoffs preserve key background, decisions, and preferences. The new conversation waits for your next prompt unless you add instructions to act.

Fresh conversations and a pace that fits your work week

• Spot large conversation contexts and prepare an editable summary with added instructions to continue in a new conversation.
• Open Last Chat directly, with a separate Continue shortcut and an immediate warning on hover.
• Set your typical work week for pace estimates, including weekday presets, four ten-hour days, and custom hours.
• Keep recent chats focused on your conversations by filtering out internal agent tasks.

Clearer token and allowance insights

• Expand allowance cycles to compare recorded allowance use with token totals by model, including project-specific breakdowns.
• See the reset date and an estimated exhaustion time at your current cycle-average pace, with a warning when it falls before reset.
• Find shared project activity in its own Team Activity tab and chart period controls beside the chart they affect.

Reliability improvements

• Maintenance and reliability improvements.

Consistent app naming

• Fixed older installations retaining the previous app name in Finder and the Dock after updating.

Weekly usage dashboard

• Open Usage Details to compare calendar-week token totals and daily charts, with the current week compared through the same point last week.
• Explore each project's contribution to a selected week's tokens in its own searchable view.
• Keep your current Codex allowance in view and review recorded reset cycles in a separate Allowance History tab.

Clearer filters and sorting

• Hidden and Archived views now display a clear indicator with a quick way back to the normal project list.
• Choose and see the sort direction for recent activity, names, paths, chats, and tokens, even in narrow windows.
• Filter and sort controls share a compact row, wrapping only when the window needs more room.
• Search has a subtle focus border and improved spacing. Opening project details no longer leaves a selected-card outline behind.

More control over your project list

• Project action menus now bring together title editing, archiving, hiding, and deletion.
• Archive projects for later restoration, or hide them only in RepoScape without changing Codex.
• Archived and hidden projects have separate views. Removing a project entry leaves its files and chats intact.

Clearer connection reporting and privacy safeguards

• Improved reporting of Team connection interruptions and recovery, with diagnostics for GitHub connection failures.
• Clearer guidance when the app must be moved to Applications before updating.
• Additional safeguards against recognizable sensitive information in generated work summaries.

Help when you need it

• Open the change log directly beneath the app version.
• Find GitHub connection troubleshooting from the repository browser and Support page.

Maintenance and reliability improvements.

More accurate weekly allowance

• Fixed the weekly allowance briefly showing 100% remaining when overall account usage was not yet available.
• Usage displays now keep model-specific allowances separate from your overall Codex weekly balance.

Find your GitHub repositories

• Connect GitHub from the toolbar to browse and search repositories available to your account.
• Create a project from a selected repository, including private repositories, and choose where to clone it on your Mac.
• The GitHub connection window keeps its empty-state message readable when resized.
• Browsing GitHub from New Project keeps the repository picker in front of the project setup window.
• GitHub sign-in retries a temporary server failure once and shows clearer connection progress.

Clone repositories into new projects

• Create a project by cloning a Git repository, with your choice of project name and destination folder.
• Supports HTTPS and SSH repository addresses, including configured SSH host aliases.
• Cloned projects inherit the selected tag and open in Codex when ready.

Cleaner menu bar icon

• The RepoScape loop and terminal mark now appear as a clean menu bar icon that adapts to light and dark backgrounds.

Menu bar quick access

• See your remaining Codex weekly allowance directly in the macOS menu bar.
• Browse today's active projects with processing and unread indicators, and open their latest chats in Codex.
• Check the weekly reset date, refresh activity, or reopen RepoScape without keeping its main window open.

Current Git branch

• Project cards and Details now show the branch currently checked out in the local repository.
• Branch names remain visible alongside Git warnings and update when the checkout changes.

RepoScape identity and reliability

• New installations now appear as RepoScape throughout macOS, with a neutral RepoScape application identity.
• Existing installations preserve their projects, tags, Team connections, and local history through the identity update.
• Fixed a condition that could leave a teammate receiving updates without publishing their own activity.
• Prevented unusual local file paths from interrupting otherwise valid Team updates.
• Team screens now show the underlying connection error when a device is reconnecting.
• Added privacy-conscious operational error reporting to help diagnose connection, update, and project-loading failures.

Clearer Team invitations

• Added guided Team invitations from Settings and the People tab.
• Made it clear how teammates use a copied Team Key to join an existing team.
• Separated joining an existing team from starting a new paid Team subscription.

Maintenance update

• Maintenance and reliability improvements.

More resilient project access

• Previously discovered projects remain available when Codex project information is temporarily unavailable.
• Projects created with Add New now appear immediately and remain available between launches.

Project names and clearer Recent Chats

• Added project renaming from project cards and Project Details, with names kept in sync with Codex.
• Project renaming waits until active Codex work is complete to protect running tasks.
• Recent Chats now matches Codex chat names and shows the latest message written by the user.

Security and service reliability

• Strengthened validation of application updates.
• Improved protection against abusive Team creation traffic.
• Made Team billing updates more reliable when payment events are retried or arrive out of order.

Interface maintenance

• Made Project Details and Team tabs respond across their complete visible area.
• Maintenance and reliability improvements.

Faster Team presence

• Reduced unnecessary background Team traffic and server work.
• Made active-work changes appear promptly while keeping presence updates lightweight.
• Corrected misleading Last Seen updates caused by unsuccessful reconnection attempts.

Version visibility

• Added app-version reporting so Team administrators can identify devices that need updates.
• Kept update availability independent from Team membership.

Safer Team access

• Added private credentials for each installation so individual devices can be removed immediately.
• Added Team administrators, ownership transfer, device seats, and automatic invitation-key rotation.
• Built the production Team service address into release builds.

Simpler Team setup

• Moved Team Key storage out of macOS Keychain to avoid unexpected Keychain prompts.
• Improved Team connection and activity-state reliability.