Infinitus v0.4.3

Stats

• Stats reads Codex CLI transcripts too, with two more effort tables, per engine and per effort setting — one full rescan on first refresh.
• Where the effort went: minutes, tokens and spend per activity (review, tests, plan, debugging, browser, simulator, explanations, coding) and per model, on the Mac and the phone — heuristic labels, one full rescan on first refresh.
• Tokens/min records: every day's peak minute, the all-time best and the days it fell, a 30-day sparkline and a week-over-week trend, on the Mac and the phone — one full rescan on first refresh.

Fixes

• AWS logins survive a Mac relaunch, and a need that failed just before a launch still reaches the phone.
• A session stuck behind the credential broker's refresh lock (another process sitting in aws login) now shows the AWS login card too.
• A session whose check kept only the broker's "Fix: aws login" line (a | tail -1) shows the AWS login card too.
• Haiku session names now cover the sessions Claude Code named itself (limitless-bf, banyan-51…).
• Phone dictation never sits on "Translating…": a missing language pack asks to download, and after ten seconds the take goes out as spoken.
• A chat opens in well under a second on sessions with hundreds of sub-agents; the Mac read every sub-agent's log per request and the phone gave up after three ("the Mac didn't answer").
• The phone's composer no longer floats mid-screen after the keyboard is dragged away.
• Mac notifications are titled Infinitus, not claude-swap; engine update notices name the engine in the body.
• A chat swipes back from anywhere on the screen, not only from the left edge.
• The terminal's own "[Image: original …]" note after a screenshot is read no longer shows as a message you sent.

Crash reports

• The phone app and the Mac app report their own crashes into Settings › Sync, nothing leaves your machine, and any report can go into a session's chat for triage.
• The Mac app leaves a lifecycle trail in the unified log — launch, who asked it to quit, signals, uncaught exceptions — so a silent exit has a trace.

Accounts

• Randomize names: every account gets a fresh name from the current theme's pool (Settings › Accounts, or infinitusctl randomize-names).

Mac

• Releases are signed with a Developer ID and notarized: no more right-click → Open on first launch.
• Bundle ids move to run.infinitus and run.infinitus.mobile: settings carry over; notifications, login item, proxy key and phone pairing are asked once more.
• The menu bar item follows the theme — the loop in its color, the theme's icon beside it — and glows on a switch, a death or a revival, with an ember breath while the active account burns (Settings › Display).
• Capture Screen for a Session… in the menu-bar menu: pick a region or window, choose a session, add a note, and it lands in that session's chat like a phone message.

Phone

• The working Live Activity follows an account switch when the app opens, and a card nothing has reached says "out of date".
• A lighter chat header: compact by default, or a stat strip with mini gauges (Settings › Appearance › Chat header).
• A capture of the app — the capture button in a chat, a shake anywhere, or a screenshot the phone just took — lands in the composer as an attachment so you can say what it's about.
• The Game HUD header draws every window as a bar, the models' too, and one + button left of the text holds every attachment: capture this screen, photo library, camera, files, paste.
• The phone app is called Infinitus on the home screen and in search.
• A session that comes to need an AWS sign-in raises a notification on the phone, tap to sign in, and the Quests badge counts it.
• The phone build carries the push entitlement, so Live Activities and alerts move with the app closed once the Mac holds an APNs key (Settings › Sync).
• Home-screen and lock-screen widgets in the fleet's theme: the active account's windows as your theme names and colors them, what's waiting, and the revival countdown when every account is limited.
• The phone's app icon follows the theme: a crown for RPG, a snake for Metal Gear, a planet for Cosmos… the stock loop for Off and custom themes.
• Share → Infinitus from any app sends images, files, a link or text into a session with a note, picked from the Mac's live list, without opening the app; your sessions sit in the share sheet's suggestions row.
• A message from another session shows as "Message from @name" with a preview, the full text a tap away.
• Your own turns render Markdown too.
• Live Activities are back on the lock screen and Dynamic Island.
• The tab bar shrinks to its icon as a list scrolls, Safari-style (iOS 26).
• Gauges hold still on open and on tab switches; Settings › Replay intro plays the entrance on demand.
• A third chat header, Game HUD: a ringed portrait with the level on its rim, a name plate, HP/MP-style bars and a buff square per model, all in the theme's colors.
• Loading, empty and "looking for the Mac" placeholders speak the theme, with the theme's icon in motion.
• Settings › Chat header previews every style live, in the current theme.
• The Game HUD header is a glossy unit frame now: the portrait rides the panel, the bars carry a pace tick.
• Live Activity: the next account and the "then …" line are readable on the Lock Screen's dark card.
• AWS login: the card shows the profile's account id and IAM user name, tap to copy.
• AWS login: the in-app sign-in page gets the account id and user name filled in.

Team (preview)

• infinitusctl team creates a team on any git remote and exchanges end-to-end encrypted files between members (create, code, request, approve, publish, read).

Nightly 2026-09-05 (f20fd01)

Rolling build of main. brew reinstall limitless@nightly to update.

Infinitus v0.4.2

All accounts limited

• Floating revival countdown. When every account is limited, a small
  always-on-top panel shows who recovers first, a live countdown and
  the sessions waiting to resume. Settings → Display to turn it off.

Forecast

• "Binds at", "all accounts out" and the battle plan no longer drift
  later between polls.

Phone

• Continue a stopped session from the phone — one button, whatever
  stopped it (a limit, a crash, a closed terminal). It shows only when
  the turn ended without a final answer; after one, the composer is
  the way on.
• The whole conversation stays readable. A pasted screenshot no
  longer pushes everything before it out of a session's chat.
• Sessions is home. The app opens on what's waiting for you, with a
  badge for how many; the Fleet tab opens with the active account, who's
  next and how many sessions are working.
• Safer approvals. A permission request is a card pinned above the
  composer with the full command; Allow asks once more, Deny is plain,
  and the phone taps back when it lands. Questions pick, then send.
• Pairing starts on screen: the empty Fleet tab scans the Mac's QR
  code, and says so when it's paired.
• Cleaner feed: tighter tool rows with errors in red, a loading and an
  empty state, "offline" up top where you can see it, and an ⓘ button
  to the session's details. Plain words for status; no process ids.
• Honors Reduce Motion; bigger tap targets and labels for VoiceOver.
• Dictate a message. A mic in the composer; on-device, no server.
• Dictate in any language. Long-press the mic (or Settings →
  Dictation) to pick the language — Vietnamese included. A non-English
  take is translated on the phone (iOS 18, nothing leaves it) into an
  editable English draft, with a chip to peek at what you said; or send
  it as spoken with a note asking for an English reply, so the session
  stays English. The recognizer is handed the session's names and
  tools so "commit", "PR" and file names survive a Vietnamese take.
• Paste an image from the clipboard, straight into the chat — the
  keyboard's "Paste from Screenshots" chip and the edit menu both work.
• Notifications straight to the phone (issue #3) — every alert the
  Mac posts, no Slack or Telegram in between. Ships once the phone
  build can register for them.
• Idle sessions show their names, not just the busy ones.
• Pictures in the feed. An image pasted in the terminal or sent
  from the phone shows as a thumbnail in the message; tap for full
  size. Images inside tool results stay text.
• Tool runs stay grouped through errors, with an error count on the chip.
• The theme names the phone. Tab bar icons and names, the screen
  titles and every session's status word come from the theme — RPG
  sessions are Questing, Resting at camp or Awaiting orders under
  Quests / Party / Inventory. Custom themes set sessionWords,
  tabLabels and tabIcons; Off keeps the plain words.
• Unnamed sessions get a name. Claude Haiku titles any session you
  haven't named from what it's working on, and re-titles it as the work
  moves on — in the sessions list on the Mac and the phone. One short
  Haiku turn on the active account; Settings → Display to turn it off.
• Snappier chat. A sent message shows in the feed at once, marked
  until the session reads it; a reply that streams in lands as it is
  written instead of up to two seconds late; coming back to the app
  refreshes the feed immediately; and on the Mac a message being typed
  into a terminal no longer holds up every other phone request.
• A header of its own on a session's chat. Back, the session's name
  and state (tap for its details), and the account's own Fleet row —
  glyphs, gauges, the per-model window, the plan badge — on the theme's
  tint; the Sessions list header shows the theme's glyph. The Off theme
  keeps the plain lines.

Stats

• Your engineering week, in numbers. Settings → Stats: commits,
  lines, PRs, messages (keyboard, phone, agents), sessions, tool calls,
  time spent waiting on you, switches and limits, cost — today, this
  week, month or year, each with its trend. On the phone and the wall
  too; infinitusctl stats for scripts.

Agents

• infinitusctl events — the app's switch/death/revival log, so a
  "why did it switch?" question has a record to read.
• infinitusctl stats — the same numbers as JSON for a period, for
  scripts and agents.

Linux tray

• Sessions that need an AWS login say so; the footer names the
  connected phone.

Site

• infinitus.run reads well on phones: no sideways scroll, better
  contrast, feature cards grouped by what they do.

Settings

• The Codex slots tab is gone. The manual auth.json slot switcher
  never grew usage tracking or auto-switch; Codex accounts still show
  as fleets through CLIProxyAPI and 9Router.

AWS sign-in

• Your phone hears when a session needs an AWS login — one push per
  session and profile (Notifications → "A session needs an AWS login"),
  so the need no longer waits for you to open the app.
• One login, every session. When two sessions are stuck on the same
  sign-in, or one profile's login signs another in underneath (a broker
  profile over its anchor), every stuck session is told to continue and
  its "needs login" clears — the app checks the other profiles with the
  CLI instead of guessing from the config.

Fixes

• A phone message no longer reads to the session like a note from
  another Claude session: it answers you in its own transcript instead
  of "replying" to a session named Infinitus.
• No more phantom permission cards: a tool running in a session that
  needs no approval was shown as "wants to run this" until the turn
  ended.
• Sessions moved into a git worktree show their feed again (the
  transcript stays under the repo's own folder).
• Keys and typed messages reach sessions inside cmux, where the
  terminal reports no process ids — matched by the session's name.
• The pop-out no longer freezes the app when it and its content
  disagree on size (a fractional height, a screen clamp, or content
  that measures differently in two window sizes kept the resize loop
  spinning on the main thread).
• Bright apps behind the popup, and window-only captures (CleanShot),
  no longer wash the glass out: it caps at a legible level at every
  transparency setting, and dark backdrops pass through untouched.
• The popup no longer burns CPU (and stops answering infinitusctl)
  while an account sits in the 90s.
• An engine that refuses to start no longer shows as a crash.
• "All accounts down" no longer appears while the active account is
  fine and only the spares are limited — the countdown panel, the popup
  banner, the wall, the phone and the Linux panel all wait for the
  account you're actually on to hit its limit.

Infinitus v0.4.1

Menu bar

• Reset time in the bar. The title ends with when the active
  account's fuller window resets — loc · 75·40% · ↺2h14m. Countdown,
  clock time or off, in Settings → Display. Linux tray too.
• Stars you can see. The pick-first star shows in every account
  list, and starring an account switches to it right away.
• Install engine sets up uv itself instead of stopping on "uv not
  found" — thanks @sonyy172 (#20).

One account

• The solo card. One account gets one card: every window on its own
  line, big gauge, full reset time — and a one-line case for a second
  account with "Add account…" right there.

Phone

• AWS sign-in that survives a passkey. Sign in from the phone: the
  AWS page opens in Safari, the code pastes in with one tap. The session
  that needs it is a sticky bar above its chat and at the top of the
  sessions list.
• The hide-keyboard button is gone — drag or tap to dismiss.

AWS sign-in

• Sessions that need aws login say so — "🔐 needs AWS
  login ()" in the popup and on the phone — and can be signed
  in from either. Once done, the session is told to retry and continue.
  The code never touches disk or logs.

Forecast

• "At this pace" under the account rows: when each window of the
  active account runs out at the measured burn, and when the fleet's
  weekly headroom is gone — clock times, paces inline.
• Detail dashboard in Utilization: every account at its own pace,
  the fleet's all-out time, the battle plan steps, and the run rate in
  tokens, dollars and turns per minute / hour / day / week.
• The plan line reads as a sentence: "when main hits its MP limit
  ~4:00 PM switch to loc → loc's MP resets 6:50 PM".

Battle plan

• Ignite from any engine that can (infinitusctl ignite), and the
  planner never lands on a window with under 90 minutes left.

9Router engine

• A third engine. 9Router
  connections show up as fleets — Claude, Kiro, Codex, Gemini — with
  their gauges, switch, hold and remove. Kiro's monthly credits ride the
  credit gauge. Settings → 9Router.

Playground

• Every fleet scenario is a button: Normal / Empty / All dead / One
  account / Two accounts / No engine / Two engines.

Docs

• docs/guides/agent-setup.md: set Infinitus up from scratch with a
  coding agent.

Bundle id

• Now com.huuloc.infinitus. Settings carry over; macOS asks once more
  for notifications, the login item and each keychain item.

Infinitus v0.4.0

The phone release: your fleet and every Claude Code session reachable
from anywhere, a second engine, and the app learns to plan its 5-hour
windows.

Remote access

• Four ways in, one QR. Wi-Fi, Tailscale, your own Cloudflare
  tunnel, or a free quick tunnel — one pairing QR carries every route,
  and the phone uses whichever answers. A quick tunnel's new address
  finds the phone by itself after a restart.
• Connected devices in Settings → Sync, with a "Set up your phone"
  walkthrough.

Session chat

• Every session as a chat on the phone. Replies, tool calls
  collapsed into one chip, sub-agent cards — streamed as they're written.
• Reply from the phone. Answer questions and permission prompts, type
  a message, attach photos and files. Tap the header for the account
  serving the session.
• Sessions listed by name, with branch, model and output size; a
  "waiting on you" push when one stops for an answer.

Engines and accounts

• CLIProxyAPI as a second engine: OAuth add, hold/remove, routing
  strategy, key in the keychain.
• Pick-first stars. Star an account and the engine lands on it
  first when it switches.
• 5-hour window telemetry and a battle plan: Infinitus projects
  when the active account binds and offers to start a spare account's
  clock early so its reset lands mid-sprint — two taps, confirm-gated.
• Weekly reset shown on full rows; remembered resets say "last seen".

Agents

• infinitusctl: status, fleets, switch / rotate / hold / rename /
  prefer / reorder / remove, add, proxy settings, perf. A first-run
  recipe a coding agent can finish for you.
• Resume nudges reach a session over its own socket first.

Performance

• Pop-out idle CPU 43% → 0.4%; every effect runs on Core Animation.

Linux

• infinitus-tray serve/pair: the phone companion on Linux, same
  routes, same chat.

Site

• infinitus.run shows the popup in every theme.

Infinitus v0.3.0

The Linux release: Omarchy gets the full popup, and the fleet tells you
more when things are tight.

Linux

• The fleet panel. Click the bar widget for the macOS popup, ported
  to Quickshell: themed gauges, dead/held states, click to switch,
  keyboard driving. Release artifacts for x86_64 and aarch64, plus an
  Omarchy bundle.

Both platforms

• All accounts limited, made useful. The popup names the first
  account to recover with a live countdown, and counts the sessions
  waiting to resume.
• Behind-pace glow on bars running slower than the clock — the calm
  twin of the ahead-of-pace burn.
• Rotation holds. Keep any account out of auto-rotation and bring
  it back — a button on the row, or the CLI.
• Most headroom first. Rows sort by headroom with the active and
  next accounts on top; slot numbers never move.

macOS

• Settings stay readable over a white app behind them.
• The playground has a demo video and a window recorder.

Infinitus v0.2.0

Full Changelog: v0.1.2...v0.2.0

Infinitus v0.1.2

Full Changelog: v0.1.1...v0.1.2

Infinitus v0.1.1

Full Changelog: v0.1.0...v0.1.1

Limitless v0.1.0

Full Changelog: https://github.com/deathemperor/limitless/commits/v0.1.0