Turnscope 0.1.5

• The app shows OpenCode's logo for OpenCode and OpenCode Go. OpenCode
  had OpenCode Zen's logo, and OpenCode Go had its own.
• Hide and Show name the account with its label when its row shows
  one, for VoiceOver, in the Hide button's help and in the right-click
  menu. Two accounts with the same title were both "Hide Claude Max".
• The app says it's reading your agents' history until the first read
  is done, also when it connects while that read runs. It stopped saying so
  once the read had begun.
• serve speaks protocol 2: the status's historyReadAt time is now
  historyRead, true once the first read of the agents' history is done.
  A client of protocol 1 is refused, as the protocol says.
• The notification that a limit is back comes for one OpenRouter key's
  limit while another key's limit is used up. A key's limit stops only that
  key, as the status line already took it, but the notification was dropped
  as if the whole account were still stopped.
• status, check_limits and doctor say why an account can't be
  read in the same words. check_limits' verdict on the first account
  says how to fix it, as the others do, not only that its limits can't be
  read. status writes $1,000 or more with a comma, as statusline does.
• status --account shows a hidden account it names, as
  check_limits does. It left it out unless --all was given too.
• check_limits' verdict, statusline and usage --limit's first
  line count time from the minute the status is as of, as status
  does. Late in a minute, check_limits could say a limit resets "14:00
  (in 1h 59m)" above a line that says "14:00 (in 2h)", and statusline
  could say "out in 59m" while status said "13:00 (in 1h)".
• sessions --folder and handoff --folder take a relative folder,
  such as ., from the current folder. They found no sessions.
• sessions, run by any agent, ends the agent's own session with
  · yours, as find_sessions does. It marked only Claude Code's.
• sessions and sessions read refuse a --count outside 1 to 100,
  with exit code 2, instead of using the nearest count. With --count 0,
  sessions read showed one entry with its tool output cut at 2,000
  characters, not at 40,000 as with --count 1. read_session now takes a
  count of 0 as 1.
• A Codex script is named by the tools it calls, in sessions read,
  read_session and the handoff, not by every tool its text names. One
  that ran rg tools.apply_patch src was named exec: exec_command, apply_patch, as if it changed files.
• Handoff: a read by OpenCode's read or Claude Code's NotebookRead
  is named by its file, not by its input as JSON. So is a failed OpenCode
  edit or write, or Claude Code's NotebookEdit, under "What failed",
  and it no longer shows there once a later one of the same file passed,
  as a failed Claude Code Edit already didn't.
• Handoff: a command that only reads is a read though it names one of
  Codex's tools, as rg tools.apply_patch src does. It showed as work,
  with its input and output under "Where it stopped", and under "What
  failed" when it found nothing.
• Handoff: "Where it stopped" says which entries after the agent's
  last message it had no room for when none of them fit. It said nothing
  of them. The entries it says it left out for room no longer start or
  end with a system note, which a handoff always leaves out, so a note
  alone is no longer said to be left out for room.
• Handoff: "What it found and did" no longer counts the system notes
  and tool calls before the first entry it had no room for as left out
  for room. With a system note at #0 and a tool call at #1, which it
  leaves out wherever they fall, it said "Entries #0 to #2 are left out
  for room." It now says "Entry #2 is left out for room."