Orglet 0.8.0

Orglet 0.8.0

Plan usage and accounts

Settings shows how much of each plan allowance a harness account has used and when it resets, for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor Agent, Gemini CLI and an OpenCode Go key. Claude Code on macOS reads its sign-in from the Keychain. The account picker shows the same numbers for every account, so you can switch to one that still has room.

A harness account can now sign in and out from Settings. Codex, Claude Code and Cursor Agent open the browser themselves; the terminal command stays as a fallback. Signing out asks first, and says when it signs the CLI out on the whole computer.

A Claude plan's banked resets show under its usage, with a button that spends one after you confirm. Orglet never spends one on its own.

In the chat

A small ring under the message box shows how close the chat is to a limit: the plan allowance of its account, or the model's context window. It turns amber from 80% and red when the plan runs out, and offers another account with room. Click it for the context used, how Orglet trims long chats, and each allowance with its reset time.

A crew's answer shows its plan as a flow: the lead's split, the members side by side or in order, and the lead combining the results, each with its live state.

Model pickers name real versions (Opus 5.5, GPT-6-Astra) with each maker's mark, put a Default badge on the model the CLI runs when none is chosen, and keep older models under More models. The names come from the CLIs and the vendors' own model lists.

Terminal

The orglet command can create, edit and delete orglets and crews from keyboard forms, opens a menu on the highlighted chat, shows each step with its time, and asks for Ctrl+C twice before leaving.

Known gaps

Cursor Agent keeps one sign-in per computer, so several Cursor accounts in Orglet share it. Usage from Cursor Agent, Gemini CLI and OpenCode Go has only been checked against their services' shapes, not yet on a signed-in account.

Setup is signed. Windows may still show a SmartScreen warning while the certificate builds up its reputation; check that it names Open Source Developer Xuan An Nguyen as the publisher, then choose More info → Run anyway.

This GitHub Release ships Windows only: Setup, a ZIP containing the signed app, and the Squirrel update files. Licensed under AGPL-3.0. Release gates: https://github.com/codepawl/orglet/blob/main/docs/windows-release-gates.md