Clippy 0.1.0 — first packaged macOS app

First binary release of Clippy: a macOS menu-bar app that gives every Claude Code (and Codex) session a floating pixel buddy which surfaces permission requests, plans, questions, and end-of-turn reviews as clickable cards.

What's in this release

• Clippy-for-Claude-Code.dmg (~104 MB) — the packaged app, built with npm run package from branch todo/one-click-hooks @ the PR #11 head (includes the Codex-support WIP #10, the 1M-context stats fix #7, and the one-click hook installer #11 — rebuild from main once those merge if you want an exact-main binary). Prebuilt Electron runtime with the app's source in Contents/Resources/app/, buddy sprites pre-baked, ad-hoc signed (not notarized).

Install — no terminal needed

1. Download the DMG, open it, drag Clippy for Claude Code into Applications.
2. It is unsigned: right-click → Open the first time.
3. Click Install hooks when the app offers — it writes only Clippy's own tagged entries to ~/.claude/settings.json (and Codex's hooks.json, if you use Codex). The menu-bar 📎 can re-install or update them any time.

Operational notes

• The app binds 127.0.0.1:43117 only; nothing leaves the machine, and nothing is ever auto-approved.
• With the app not running, the hooks no-op instantly (--connect-timeout 1 … || true) — Claude Code behaves as if Clippy didn't exist.
• Uninstall: the same tagged-entries-only removal via the app bundle's clippy-hooks.js uninstall (or npm run hooks:uninstall from source), then delete the app.

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