v0.6.7

Fixed

• The menu bar icon kept disappearing. On a MacBook, macOS places menu bar
  icons that do not fit under the notch, where nothing is drawn — the app keeps
  running and its window still reports itself visible, so it looks like a crash.
  The room changes with the frontmost app's menus and with which display's menu
  bar is active, so the icon came and went. The app now checks where it actually
  is on every poll (under or left of the notch, or past a display's edge), drops to
  the glyph alone when the full title does not fit, and tries the full title again
  when you switch apps or displays. Verified on a real menu bar: an over-wide title
  placed 415pt past the display edge was detected, and the 34pt glyph that
  replaced it was back on screen.

• A position you dragged the icon to was forgotten on every launch. The status
  item had no autosave name, so macOS returned it to the leftmost spot — the first
  one hidden. ⌘-dragging it toward Control Center now sticks.

• --probe-menubar changed your menu bar style and left it changed. It wrote
  each style to the preference to measure it; it now restores yours.

• The smoke test could pass a real credential leak. Its privacy checks piped
  strings into grep -q under pipefail; grep exiting at its first match made
  the pipeline fail with SIGPIPE, which the if read as "nothing found". Shown
  with a key-shaped string at the start of a 4 MB file: reported clean. Every
  script now captures, then matches, and a test rejects the pattern anywhere.

Added

• scripts/hook-e2e.sh, now in the repository and in CI: the status line hook
  installed into a real settings file, run through the exact command Claude Code
  runs, then uninstalled; subagent and local-model accounting; and the snapshot
  the menu bar reads. It refuses to report a pass unless every check ran.

• doctor says when macOS has been hiding the icon, from a short log the app
  keeps of the transitions (positions and display widths only), and how to stop it.

• --probe-fit forces an over-wide title on the real menu bar and reports
  whether the app detected it and whether the glyph then fit.

• doctor called a stopped source "ready". The Claude desktop app changed in
  October 2026: it now fetches your usage at launch and keeps polling only if its
  menu bar icon was opened within a server-set number of hours. On the machine
  this was found on, its record stopped at the app's launch and stayed silent for
  six days, while doctor reported it ready and the Claude percentage froze.
  doctor now shows silent since … for a plan-usage file with no sample in
  two hours, and says how to resume it.