Lid Agents v1.2.0

• Lid Agents knows when an agent needs you. An agent stopped on a permission prompt or a question shows as needs input in agents busy and the cup's Busy agents menu (after busy agents). Run agents integrate to set it up:
  • Claude Code and Codex get hooks (in ~/.claude/settings.json and each Codex home's hooks.json) that run when the agent stops on a prompt and when it moves on. They're tagged, print nothing and always succeed; your other hooks stay as they are, and a .lid-agents.bak copy is kept before the first change. Codex asks you to review new hooks once (/hooks).
  • OpenCode: the plugin does the same on its permission and question events, per request, and only while no other session is still working.
• Choose how long to wait for you. With the lid closed, a closed Mac stays awake 3 minutes by default for an agent that needs your answer (enough to answer from your phone), then sleeps. Change it under the cup → When an agent needs you (3, 10, 30 or 60 minutes) or with agents wait <minutes>. With the lid open, an agent waiting on you counts as busy, so keep doesn't switch off while you read.
• An approved command that runs for 10 seconds or more means the agent is working again, even before its next hook fires, so a closed Mac never sleeps partway through an approved task.
• Settings files are edited safely: an unreadable or invalid file is left alone, an unchanged file isn't rewritten (the app checks at every launch), and permissions are kept. Hooks installed under a custom CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR are found again on upgrade and uninstall.
• agents uninstall removes the hooks too.