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@Louis-CFM Louis-CFM released this 06 Oct 18:14
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Coucou 0.2.0 for macOS 15 or later (Apple silicon and Intel).

Signed with a Developer ID and notarized by Apple.

What's new

  • GitHub Copilot CLI and Muse Code sessions show up in the notch: see every step live and approve or deny permissions right from the island. Install from Settings → Agents → Copilot CLI / Muse Code, which shows what will change in your config and backs it up before writing (GitHub build) (#263)
  • OpenCode sessions appear in the notch via a small JavaScript plugin: install it from Settings → Agents → OpenCode. Same installer flow — preview, backup, confirm. OpenCode never blocks on the plugin (fire-and-forget), so Coucou never slows it down (macOS, GitHub build) (#263)
  • Amp sessions appear in the notch the same way, via a TypeScript plugin: Settings → Agents → Amp (macOS, GitHub build) (#263)
  • Weekly recap: on Monday morning, the first time an agent starts working or your Mac wakes, Coucou shows a card for the past week — time spent, sessions, files and lines changed, commands run, permissions and questions, plus your top agent, top project, busiest day and longest session. Open it any time from the menu bar with "Weekly recap" (#264)
  • Share your week as a 1080 × 1920 image with Mochi: copy it, save it or share it from the notch. A privacy toggle lets you hide project names before sharing (#264)
  • Everything stays on your Mac: the recap reads from a local history file (12-week rolling window) that never leaves your machine. Clear it any time in Settings → General → Weekly recap (#264)
  • Coucou now speaks English, 中文, हिन्दी, Español, العربية, Français, বাংলা, Português, Русский and Bahasa Indonesia. Pick your language in Settings → General → Language, independent of your system locale. Translations welcome — open a pull request (#268)

Install

  1. Download Coucou.zip below and unzip it.
  2. Move Coucou.app to your Applications folder, replacing the old one if you have it.
  3. Launch it, and click Open when macOS asks you to confirm.

Linux and Windows: see the README.