Muster 1.3

Muster 1.3. See why an agent asks before you answer, with the keys on the alert.

• Details with ⌥↓. The alert unfolds to show what the agent sent: its reason for asking, the whole command, the file and size of an edit, the plan, and the folder. ⌥↑ folds it away, and each new request starts folded.
• Choices with their notes. A question lists every option with the agent's note on it, so you can pick one with ⌥1, ⌥2 or ⌥3 without switching.
• The keys are on the alert. Every alert shows the keys that answer it as keycaps, or ⌥Tab to go to it when there's nothing to answer from Muster.
• Your keys stay yours. Muster takes ⌥↩, ⌥⌫, the arrows and the digits only while something on screen needs them, and only the digits a question has. While you type in another app, the alert lets go of its keys, so ⌥⌫ deletes a word there and ⌥↩ starts a new line. ⌥↑ and ⌥↓ move lines in your editor again whenever nothing is asking.
• One sheet of glass. The alert is a single tinted surface now, without a card inside it.
• Practice in the tour. The welcome tour's answer step has an alert you can try the keys on.

Install: open Muster.dmg and drag Muster to Applications, or brew install --cask josefchen/tap/muster (to update: brew upgrade --cask muster). Signed and notarized. macOS 14 or later, Apple silicon or Intel.