Glyph Rig 0.9.1

Glyph Code is now Glyph Rig: where your agents run. One Rig that names, connects and manages every harness across your Macs.

• 0.9.1: the help, the installer, the star prompt and the README say Glyph Rig. Nothing else changes: same glyph command, same repo, and glyph update works as before.
• 0.9.0: glyph spaces, your workspaces and tabs per machine, built in Herdr.

Glyph Rig is layer 4 of Glyph, everything your AI agents need to work: https://glyph.fru.dev/rig

Glyph Code 0.9.0

Glyph Code is the CLI of the Glyph family: a rig that names every agent session and connects the harnesses on your Macs.

• 0.9.0: glyph spaces, your workspaces and tabs per machine, built in Herdr (check, names, apply, start, remark).
• 0.8.0: glyph wake, and a star prompt after install and update.

Update with glyph update. The family: https://glyph.fru.dev

glyph 0.7.0

One identity for every coding agent you run, and now a view of what is left to run them with.

Install

git clone https://github.com/fru-dev3/glyph.git && cd glyph && source ./install.sh

In this release

• Auto-approve on every agent that has a flag. opencode gains --dangerously-skip-permissions; pi and omni genuinely have none and are left alone rather than mismapped.
• pi names its own session with -n, like Claude. Remote Control now lives in its own per-agent table, so pi cannot inherit a flag it would choke on.
• glyph usage reads Codex rate limits straight off disk (both windows, exact, offline) and Claude token counts from transcripts. --live asks Anthropic for the real quota.
• glyph ps lists every agent session alive right now, with Remote Control state.
• glyph mark names a session that is already open, and --send types the /rename into the agent for you.
• glyph doctor checks the install and reports version drift.
• source ./install.sh installs and loads in one step; glyph update loads the new file into the shell you ran it in.
• Herdr plugin: herdr plugin install fru-dev3/glyph/herdr-plugin

MIT. Docs at https://glyph.fru.dev.