SupaYatta 0.1.1

SupaYatta 0.1.1

More agents. Back to the right conversation.

Cursor and OpenCode join your notch, terminal alerts take you back to the right tab, and usage is easier to follow.

New

• Cursor support. Follow local Agent chats, see their titles, and get alerts when a turn finishes or a question needs your attention.
• OpenCode support. Track local sessions in OpenCode 1.18.29+ and 2, including completion alerts, questions, and approval requests.
• Task usage details. See how full the context window is for supported Claude, Codex, and Cursor tasks, with a clear % full label. Task context stays separate from your account allowance.
• VS Code navigation. Return to the original Claude integrated terminal or extension conversation in local VS Code with the optional SupaYatta navigation companion.
• Open at login. Start SupaYatta when you log in to your Mac. Turn it on in Settings > About > General.
• Check for updates. Check for future SupaYatta releases from the menu bar.

Improved

• Return to the right terminal tab. Click a Claude Code or OpenCode alert to select its running session in Terminal or iTerm, including the matching iTerm pane. Claude Code sessions in a terminal no longer open the Claude desktop app instead.
• Clearer account usage. Click a provider's usage row to see remaining allowance, reported reset times, and when the reading was last updated. Close details with one click. Optional alerts tell you when allowance runs low or a reset is detected.
• Claude usage in the background. When Claude Code is installed and signed in, SupaYatta can check its usage and reported reset times in the background. No separate Terminal setup is needed.
• Quiet when hidden. Hiding SupaYatta now quiets alerts, flashes, and sounds while tasks continue updating. Turn on Show alerts when hidden if you still want interruptions.
• Undo hiding. Hid the widget by mistake? Click Undo in the hide notification to bring it straight back.
• Setup tailored to your Mac. Onboarding shows the supported agents installed on your Mac, including Claude Cowork, Cursor, and OpenCode, with their brand logos. If none are found, it shows a few popular options.
• Cleaner Preferences. Removed the experimental Claude window-monitoring card from Preferences. Supported Cowork connections remain available.
• Less clutter in task details. Task rows show context usage only when it is reported. Missing reset times stay blank, and the red unread dot replaces the separate read checkmark.
• Easier setup and recovery. Check connections in Settings or setup to repair existing connections after an app move or update. Close setup and return later, or go back to edit your trial email.

Fixed

• Missing Cowork chats. Restored detection of chats stored in Claude Cowork's newer session folders.
• Missed Codex questions. Questions that arrive while Codex continues working now show that it needs your attention.
• Claude usage disappearing. Empty or failed usage updates now preserve the last valid reading and its original timestamp, so an older reading is never presented as fresh.
• Alerts dismissed too soon. If a conversation cannot be opened, its alert stays available so you can try again.

Getting started

Updating from 0.1.0? Download and install this version manually once. Version 0.1.1 adds the updater for future releases.

After updating, open SupaYatta from Applications. Connect Cursor or OpenCode in Settings > Connections, then start a new Cursor chat or restart OpenCode.

For exact Claude navigation in local VS Code, connect the optional navigation companion in Settings, reload the relevant VS Code window, then run another Claude turn. Existing alerts are not remapped. Remote windows and VS Code Insiders are not supported by this companion.

Background Claude usage requires Claude Code to be installed and signed in. SupaYatta reads the CLI usage display; sign-in stays inside Claude Code. If a fresh reading is unavailable, the last valid reading keeps its original timestamp.

macOS may ask you to allow SupaYatta to control Terminal or iTerm when you first open a terminal alert. This lets SupaYatta select the session's tab.

Cursor opens the Cursor app; selecting an exact Cursor chat is not included. Cursor's general permission prompts are not tracked. Usage and reset details appear only when reported; Cursor context is supported, while OpenCode does not provide a context percentage or account allowance here.

SHA-256 checksum

03b50ac9ca6080fd2dc82e1d3cc86e3c9aa5e253c20218741d9ac694f0e3ffe1 SupaYatta-0.1.1.dmg