v1.0.1

Install

1. Download the AgentsElements-*.zip asset below and unzip it.

2. Move AgentsElements.app to /Applications.

3. The app is open-source and ad-hoc signed (not notarized by Apple), so on first launch
   macOS Gatekeeper blocks it with "Apple could not verify…". Open it once with either:

   Terminal — removes the download quarantine flag, then opens:

   xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/AgentsElements.app
   open /Applications/AgentsElements.app

   or the GUI — double-click (you'll get the block), then go to System Settings →
   Privacy & Security, find "AgentsElements was blocked…", and click Open Anyway.
   (On macOS 15 Sequoia the old Control-click → Open shortcut no longer works for
   un-notarized apps.)

You only need to do this once. Prefer no warning at all? Build from source — locally built
apps aren't quarantined.

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Changelog

All notable changes to this project are documented here.

[1.0.1] — 2026-06-14

Docs and release tooling — no changes to app behavior.

Added

• Tools/release.sh — one-command release: bumps the version, updates this changelog, tags,
  and pushes; CI then builds the .app, zips it, and publishes the GitHub Release.
• Tag-triggered release CI job that attaches AgentsElements-<version>.zip to the release.

Changed

• Clearer first-launch / Gatekeeper instructions for macOS 15 (quarantine removal and the
  System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway path), in the README and on the release page.
• GitHub Releases now lead with install instructions (prepended to the changelog in CI).
• Bumped actions/checkout to v5 (Node 24).

[1.0.0] — 2026-06-14

First public release. Designed and built end-to-end by an AI agent (Claude, in Claude Code).

Added

• Inventory of every agent element across Claude Code (~/.claude) and
  Codex (~/.codex): skills, subagents, slash commands, plugins, MCP servers, hooks.
• Provider switcher (All · Claude · Codex) and per-item provider badges.
• Sessions view — live / resumable / stale, with token usage, recall commands, Reveal
  in Finder, and guard-railed cleanup to the Trash.
• Insights — token & cost analytics across both agents (spend by project and model,
  Claude and GPT side by side) with an activity heatmap.
• Hooks / automation audit — hooks by event, Codex command rules, and ~/.claude
  sweep markers.
• Relationships — "who can use what" across subagents, plugins, and projects.
• Markdown previews for SKILL.md / agent / command / plan bodies, with a Rendered/Raw toggle.
• Manage plugins & skills — enable/disable from the UI, path-locked and backed up.
• Codex coverage — config-driven trust levels, command rules, best-effort live detection,
  and codex resume recall.
• Menu-bar extra, Welcome and Help/About sheets, and a native app icon.
• Distribution: ./build.sh release --dist produces a release zip.

v1.0.0

Changelog

All notable changes to this project are documented here.

[1.0.0] — 2026-06-14

First public release. Designed and built end-to-end by an AI agent (Claude, in Claude Code).

Added

• Inventory of every agent element across Claude Code (~/.claude) and
  Codex (~/.codex): skills, subagents, slash commands, plugins, MCP servers, hooks.
• Provider switcher (All · Claude · Codex) and per-item provider badges.
• Sessions view — live / resumable / stale, with token usage, recall commands, Reveal
  in Finder, and guard-railed cleanup to the Trash.
• Insights — token & cost analytics across both agents (spend by project and model,
  Claude and GPT side by side) with an activity heatmap.
• Hooks / automation audit — hooks by event, Codex command rules, and ~/.claude
  sweep markers.
• Relationships — "who can use what" across subagents, plugins, and projects.
• Markdown previews for SKILL.md / agent / command / plan bodies, with a Rendered/Raw toggle.
• Manage plugins & skills — enable/disable from the UI, path-locked and backed up.
• Codex coverage — config-driven trust levels, command rules, best-effort live detection,
  and codex resume recall.
• Menu-bar extra, Welcome and Help/About sheets, and a native app icon.
• Distribution: ./build.sh release --dist produces a release zip.