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v0.2.0
Added
- Review comments, handed to the session as one paste. Right-click a line or a selection, in the editor or on the
file's side of a diff, and Add Comment to lich Review: the comment waits in the lich Review tool window, where
a double-click rewords it and the remove button drops it, beside a note about the change as a whole. Send to lich
pastes them all as one list, each anchored to its file and lines, the way lich's own review panel sends them. Only
a paste that landed clears them.
v0.1.1
Fixed
- The status bar tooltip names each session's agent — Claude Code, Codex, a shell — beside its state and
folder; in 0.1.0 that column was left empty.
v0.1.0
Added
- Send Selection to lich pastes the selected code, headed by its file and lines, at the prompt of the lich
session running on your project. Nothing is sent: the text waits for you to write the question around it. - Send File to lich pastes the path of the current file, or of every file selected in the Project view.
- Send Failure to lich pastes a failed test, or every failed test of a class or suite, with its file, line,
message and stack trace. - Send problem to lich pastes an error or warning with the lines it is about, from
Alt+Enterin the editor
or a right-click in the Problems view. - Send Changes to lich pastes the diff of the files selected in the Commit view, for a review or a commit
message. - The session is found for you. The one running on your project is used without asking; when several are,
you pick one and it is remembered. A worktree opened in the IDE reaches its project's sessions. - Open a new session here ends the session list: lich opens a session on your project — and a worktree
opened in the IDE becomes a session in that worktree — and the text lands at its prompt once the agent is up.
Settings › Tools › lich chooses what it runs. - The status bar shows your project's lich sessions — working, done, waiting on a permission — with a
balloon when one finishes its turn or stops on a permission prompt. Hover for each session's provider, state
and folder; click to list them. - Show in lich opens the session's card in lich, on a lich with
lich focus; on an older one it brings the
lich window forward. - Sessions wear their provider's mark — Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, opencode, oh-my-pi, Cursor — in
every list, and a terminal for a shell session.