Lid Agents v1.3.0

• Answer agents from your phone. Lid Agents turns on Claude Code's own Remote Control for new sessions, so with the lid closed you can answer a Claude session from claude.ai/code or the Claude app, which gets a push when it needs you. After setup, Lid Agents asks once whether to turn it on, explaining what it does (unless you've already chosen in Claude Code's /config). Turn it on or off any time under the cup → Settings → Connect new Claude sessions to your phone, or with agents remote on|off. agents integrate turns it on unless you've already chosen. It sets remoteControlAtStartup and, unless you've chosen otherwise, inputNeededNotifEnabled in ~/.claude/settings.json.
• Busy sessions your phone can't reach are named. Claude Code only connects a session that's already running from inside it, so when you switch keep on, the notification lists any busy Claude session that isn't on Remote Control, and so do the cup's menu, agents and agents remote. Run /remote-control in each before you close the lid.
• Click an agent to go to it. In the cup's Agents list, or agents focus <pid>. It brings up the app the agent runs in, whichever terminal or editor that is, found from its processes, and the agent's own tab where the app allows: cmux, Terminal and iTerm2 (macOS asks once to allow it), tmux (its pane, then the terminal that used it last), WezTerm and kitty.
• A clearer menu. Top to bottom: what's happening, When the lid closes (Sleep (normal), Keep running while agents work, Keep running for 3 hours, with a tick on the one in use), the Agents that are running (each working or needs you, in full colour, with a phone in front of a Claude session on Remote Control and ⚠ in front of one that isn't), then Settings for the wait time, Remote Control, the hotkey, Open at Login, updates and the log. It opens faster too: one look at the processes instead of three.