v1.7.1

A tidier status line install. No price, trial length, offer, or
account-data changes.

Fixed

• The status line's keep-or-replace question fits. When Claude Code
  already shows another status line, Settings now asks under the row at
  full width in two short lines, instead of six cramped lines with
  buttons cut to "Keep b…" and "Repla…".

Changelog

• 11d6619 docs(changelog): release notes for 1.7.1
• c3f8b61 fix(settings): fit the status line keep-or-replace question

v1.7.0

Simpler Settings: plan cost is read from each sign-in, and the status line
is one row. No price, trial length, offer, or account-data changes.

Changed

• Plan cost is read, not typed. History's value readout now knows what
  each account's plan costs from its own sign-in (Pro $20, Max $100, Ultra
  $200 a month, list prices), so Settings no longer asks for it. The old
  field only showed a grey "200" that was never saved.
• One status line row. Settings had "Statusline" and "Terminal
  statusline" side by side. There is now one "Status line" row: Install
  when it isn't in Claude Code yet, Customize once it is.
• A shorter Pro section. With Pro on, the restore-by-email and
  recovery-code fields are gone from this Mac's Settings; one line says
  how to turn Pro on on another Mac.
• Usage notifications now read "Notifies when a limit passes 75% and 90%."

Changelog

• 27d7f42 docs(changelog): release notes for 1.7.0
• 04ff936 feat(settings): read plan cost from the sign-in and merge the status line rows

v1.6.3

A quieter board. No price, trial length, offer, or account-data changes.

Changed

• No banner when you click a lane that can't book. Clicking the track
  of an account with no 5-hour limit, or one that keeps its windows
  rolling, now does nothing — the lane's own note already says why.

Changelog

• 8708790 docs(changelog): release notes for 1.6.3
• af0532a fix(board): drop the banner when clicking a lane that can't book

v1.6.2

History's cards line up. No price, trial length, offer, or account-data
changes.

Fixed

• History cards line up. Two cards side by side now end level, instead
  of the shorter one floating in the middle of the row with uneven gaps.

Changelog

• d23ac06 docs(changelog): release notes for 1.6.2
• 26fe87e fix(history): end cards level in each row of the history grid

v1.6.1

A quieter activity list, and a fix for clicks on an account with no
5-hour limit. No price, trial length, offer, or account-data changes.

Changed

• Activity is folded away. The list of what llmpilot did now sits
  under one "Activity" row at the foot of the cockpit, closed until you
  open it, and says how many starts failed today when any did. Each line
  is a time and a plain sentence: no event labels, a mark only on
  failures, repeats folded into one line, and the Mac's wake bookkeeping
  left out.
• Plainer wording for daily times. A daily time is named by its time
  ("01:15 nudge opened a fresh window on work · resets 06:15") instead of
  its internal ID, and a failure says what went wrong in words.

Fixed

• Clicking the track of an account with no 5-hour limit no longer books
  hidden daily times. Each click used to save a daily time the track
  then kept out of sight, so nothing seemed to happen. A click now says
  why there is no window to start (the same for an account that keeps
  its windows rolling), and the track counts any daily times it hides
  beside a button that removes them.
• Accounts with no 5-hour limit stay quiet. Their daily times no
  longer add a "skipped" line to the activity list three times a day, and
  no longer wake the Mac — there is no window for them to start.

Changelog

• 86c73e5 fix(board): stop clicks booking hidden daily times on no-limit accounts
• 4a7329f fix(cockpit): fold the activity list away and say it in plain words

v1.6.0

Windows that start themselves, a forecast of when you'll hit your limit,
and plans from your own history — and accounts that no longer have a
5-hour limit are handled as such. No price, trial length, offer, or
account-data changes.

Added

• Keep it rolling. A switch on each account starts a new 5-hour window
  the moment the current one resets, day and night, with no times to pick.
  While it is on, the account's fixed daily times pause (they come back
  when you switch it off), and the board shows the next windows as dashed
  blocks.
• Start the next window at the reset. One tap under an account's
  limits starts the next window the moment the current one resets, once.
• When you'll hit the limit. The board and the menu bar show, from
  your live pace, when the 5-hour window reaches 100% and whether that is
  before it resets. One notification per window when you are on pace to
  hit it within the hour.
• Plan your day from your history. Fresh window → Plan from my history
  reads three weeks of your Claude Code use and sets daily times so your
  limit resets while you work.
• Accounts with no 5-hour limit. Anthropic has removed the 5-hour limit
  from verified Ultra accounts (formerly Max 20x), account by account.
  llmpilot reads each account's own usage: one with no 5-hour limit says
  so, shows its weekly pace instead (and notifies a day ahead when you are
  on pace to hit the weekly limit before it resets), and never starts,
  schedules, or rolls a 5-hour window on it. Its daily times are skipped.
  Accounts that still have a 5-hour limit — Pro, Max, and Ultra accounts
  not yet verified — keep everything.

Fixed

• Daily times start their window again when Claude Code lives in your
  home folder (~/.local/bin, where its own installer puts it). A
  scheduled start runs in the background, without your shell's PATH, and
  failed there with "claude: executable file not found"; it now finds
  Claude Code the way sign-in does.
• A time near midnight is no longer cut off at the board's right edge.
• History no longer lists a "mac will wake" line for every change you make
  to a schedule.
• macOS names llmpilot's schedule jobs "llmpilot" in its background-activity
  notice instead of "caffeinate". Existing jobs are rewritten once after the
  update, so macOS may show that notice once more, now naming llmpilot.

Changelog

• e47cb34 feat(dmg): show the drag into Applications in the installer art
• b43f864 fix(schedule): find Claude Code for daily times run by launchd
• 5a1fe6e feat(schedule): keep windows rolling, forecast the limit, plan from history

v1.5.2

Someone who paid for Pro is never offered the trial or a discount, and Pro
comes back by itself after a reinstall. No price, trial length, offer, or
account-data changes.

Fixed

• Pro comes back by itself after a reinstall. Reinstalling llmpilot on
  the Mac you bought Pro on no longer locks the autopilot until an email
  restore: the app picks up the purchase already stored on this Mac and
  confirms it with the license server as soon as it starts.
• Pro shows as on right after an update or a restart. The menu bar and
  the board no longer treat a paid license as missing until the weekly
  online check runs.
• Someone who paid is never offered a trial or a discount. If a
  purchase is stored but off on this Mac, every "Turn on the autopilot"
  button opens Settings, which says why: "Pro — checking your license"
  while it waits for the license server, or "Pro — not on this Mac yet"
  with the email box, for a purchase that belongs to another Mac.

Removed

• The "also signed in outside the fleet" warning. Signing in to the
  same Claude account in another Claude Code folder is fine: each sign-in
  is its own, so llmpilot keeps refreshing the account instead of pausing
  it and letting its numbers go stale.

Changelog

• a4c57ff fix(pro): never pitch Pro to someone who paid; restore it after a reinstall

v1.5.1

Add account is now just the sign-in, and the health panel moves a sign-in
into the fleet itself. No price, trial length, offer, or account-data
changes.

Changed

• Move into the fleet runs from the health panel. When the health
  check offers to move a sign-in into the fleet, the button now moves it
  right there, with the same two-click confirm, instead of opening Add
  account.

Removed

• The list of Claude folders found on this Mac. Add account no longer
  lists other Claude Code sign-ins it finds, and the menu bar and the Add
  account button no longer count them. You know which account you want to
  add: Add account is now just Sign in with Claude. The menu bar's empty
  state still offers to add the account already signed in on this Mac.

Changelog

• 0c46f8c fix(addaccount): drop the found-folders list; move from the health panel

v1.5.0

Adding an account now signs in through Claude Code itself, so it works the
same way Claude Code's own sign-in does. No price, trial length, offer, or
account-data changes.

Changed

• Add account signs in through Claude Code. Sign in with Claude starts
  Claude Code's own sign-in: your browser opens on Claude's page, and the
  account joins the fleet when you approve. llmpilot no longer runs a
  sign-in of its own, so the "rate-limited" and "unknown, expired, or
  already used" errors are gone. If the browser doesn't open, Browser
  didn't open? gives you the sign-in link and a box for the code the page
  shows. This needs Claude Code installed; if it isn't, the sheet says so
  and links to the install guide.
• Adding an account never switches Claude Code. A new account is stored
  ready to switch to, and the account Claude Code is using stays put.
  Signing in to the account Claude Code already uses, or when Claude Code
  has no sign-in at all, makes that account the active one.
• Sign in again starts straight away with the account filled in, from
  the doctor, the menu bar, onboarding, and the Add account sheet. A fresh
  sign-in also clears an account's "sign in again" warning without having
  to switch to it.

Removed

• Sign in in this window. Signing in always happens in your browser,
  where your password manager works.

Fixed

• Signing in again to a watched account keeps it watched. The fresh
  sign-in goes into the account's own folder, so the terminal that uses that
  folder works again, instead of the account turning switchable.
• Signing in again to an account keeps the MCP server sign-ins Claude Code
  stores alongside it, instead of signing you out of those servers.
• If the browser approves a different account than the one you asked to sign
  in again, or an account you already added, the sheet says so instead of
  reporting success.
• Signing in to an account whose email differs only in letter case from one
  already in the fleet no longer adds it a second time.
• Example accounts in onboarding and screenshots use reserved example
  addresses that can't reach a real person.

Changelog

• f841e2f docs(changelog): release notes for 1.5.0
• 268533c test(signin): run the leftover-sign-in sweep test on macOS only
• 57419f5 feat(signin): sign in through Claude Code's own login
• 2ee0e7d test(macos): isolate the API stubs to the main actor
• bf3f487 build: patch dependency advisories in site, web and worker

v1.4.1

A security fix: other user accounts on the same Mac can no longer read
your llmpilot data from the daemon. No price, trial length, offer, or
account-data changes.

Fixed

• Other user accounts on the same Mac can no longer read your llmpilot
  data. Account emails, usage, schedules, settings, detected Claude
  folders, project activity, and the statusline's line — including any
  commands it runs — now need the same session token in ~/.llmpilot that
  every change already needed. The app, the CLI, the statusline, and
  llmpilot open send it for you. If you installed the CLI with Homebrew,
  run brew update && brew upgrade --formula alicicek/tap/llmpilot: an
  older CLI cannot read from an updated daemon. Then, whether or not you
  also use the app, restart the daemon with
  launchctl kickstart -k gui/$(id -u)/dev.llmpilot.daemon — the app may
  not restart a daemon that Homebrew started, and a running one serves the
  old way until it restarts. A cockpit browser tab opened without its
  session token, for example by pasting its address into a new tab, now
  says the token is missing instead of showing your data: run
  llmpilot open to reopen it.

Changelog

• 87e4bf8 fix(daemon): require the install token on every read route (1.4.1)