Codevator 0.1.3

Codevator 0.1.3

This update makes it easier to see where your coding conversations need attention, and adds a regular terminal alongside Codex and Claude Code.

• A green indicator beside a worktree or project shows conversations waiting for a reply. An orange indicator shows replies that finished while you were elsewhere and have not been viewed yet. Both can appear at the same time when a worktree has several tabs.
• Open a Terminal tab in any worktree to use your Mac's shell without starting an AI tool. Regular terminal commands do not trigger AI reply indicators or notifications.
• Change terminal text size in Settings → Terminal, or use ⌘+, ⌘−, and ⌘0. Open tabs update immediately.
• The English and Chinese READMEs now explain the current workflows and link to the Releases page instead of a fixed download version.

Requirements: macOS 14 or later and Git. Install Codex or Claude Code separately if you want to use either tool; the regular terminal needs neither.

Download: Codevator-0.1.3-macOS.dmg contains a universal app for Apple silicon and Intel Macs. Open the disk image and drag Codevator to Applications. The app is unsigned and not notarized; macOS may ask you to review it before opening.

SHA-256: 67bab60342ada8246b78c2384887d2aa83afff52f6afb7d5f2d3d31fadb3f4bc

Validation: 31 unit tests and 5 macOS UI tests ran on an Apple silicon Mac, with no failures. One unit test and one UI test for Claude Code were skipped because the local Claude CLI was unavailable. The DMG passed checksum verification; its app contains both arm64 and x86_64 and matches the built release executable. Intel hardware and macOS 14 have not yet been tested directly.