v0.20.7

Fixed

• Claude Code hooks run when the plugin's path has a space in it. On macOS
  lich keeps the plugin under ~/Library/Application Support, and the
  unquoted ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT} split there, so every hook failed to start
  and the card got no state, title or touched files. The Claude Code
  registration quotes the path now, as the Codex one already did, and so does
  the <lich-plugin> placeholder in the Crush block (#90).

v0.20.6

Changed

• The plugin lives at lichdotdev/lich-plugin, and lich at lichdotdev/lich.
  The Codex manifest's homepage and repository, the install commands in the
  README and the contract links in the docs and the mods name the new
  repositories. GitHub redirects the old paths, so an existing install keeps
  working.

v0.20.5

Added

• The agent-facing mod text also comes in Japanese, Korean and Russian.
  LICH_PROMPT_LANG values ja, ko and ru select the new catalogs in
  hooks/prompt-text.js, translated from the English source; literals such as
  [lich] and tool and command names stay as they are.

Fixed

• An omp session that resumes another conversation tells lich which. A
  /resume inside omp left lich holding the conversation the card opened
  with, so a restart resumed the old one and lich could not warn when the
  conversation was already open in another card. The switch is now reported
  as it happens.

v0.20.4

Fixed

• A finished Claude Code session no longer goes back to busy on its own. A
  subagent's tool calls fired the session's own tool hooks, so a background
  agent, or the prompt suggestion Claude Code works out after each turn, put the
  card back on a spinner naming a tool nobody ran, until the next prompt. The
  card now reports only the session's own tool calls.

v0.20.3

Added

• The theme skill writes a theme's syntax and pair. It ports a palette's
  code colors into the optional syntax section, which colors the code in
  lich native's review, diff and file views, and pairs the light and dark
  variants of a palette so the native window follows the desktop between them.
  validate.mjs checks both the way lich does: an unknown highlighting tag or
  modifier, a style with no color and no font style, a theme that is its own
  pair, or a pair of its own scheme.

v0.20.2

Fixed

• A Claude Code card no longer shows its session running after it compacts
  while idle. Claude Code 2.1.300 compacts an idle conversation before its
  prompt cache expires, and reports it as an automatic compaction, the kind
  that runs inside a turn. The compacting mod closed it with busy, and the
  card sat on the spinner until the next prompt. It now closes with the turn's
  own state: busy while a turn is open, done when none is.

v0.20.1

Fixed

• A subagent card opens only once Claude Code allowed the Agent call. The
  mod answered the call above Claude Code's permission check, so a deny or ask
  rule, the permission mode and the user's "no" at the dialog never applied,
  and a refused call could still open a lich session that ran the task. It now
  passes the call on to that check and opens the worker at agent.spawn,
  which only an allowed call reaches (#74).

v0.20.0

Added

• The agent-facing mod text also comes in Simplified Chinese and Spanish.
  LICH_PROMPT_LANG values zh-CN and es select the new catalogs in
  hooks/prompt-text.js, translated from the English source; literals such as
  [lich] and tool and command names stay as they are.

• The text the mods add for the agent follows lich's prompt language. The
  side-question preamble, the subagent card notes and denies, the edit guard's
  note and the self-command notes now come in English or Brazilian Portuguese,
  chosen by LICH_PROMPT_LANG, which lich exports into every session; an
  empty or unknown value is English. [lich], tool and command names and
  status values stay literal, and Successfully stopped task keeps Claude
  Code's own wording. The texts live in hooks/prompt-text.js.

• A lich subagent worker whose turn ends blank now says so. A final turn
  whose message is blank, with nothing left running in the background, posts
  unanswered: "blank" to /mod/answer, so the caller hears the errand ended
  instead of waiting on it. The plugin reports blank turns only: Claude Code
  ends a refused turn and one an API error ended through StopFailure, with
  no Stop and no background_tasks, so the mod cannot tell they left nothing
  running and does not report them. Needs a lich that accepts unanswered.

• Every state report names the conversation it comes from, in
  provider_session_id, so lich can drop one from an agent CLI the session
  runs as a tool (claude -p, cursor-agent -p), which inherits the session's
  LICH_* variables and used to report as the card. The scripts, opencode, omp
  and the compacting mod all send it; one the harness did not hand over is left
  out. report-state.sh now reads stdin for every state, with a one-second
  bound so a pipe nobody writes to cannot hold the turn.

v0.19.2

Fixed

• A session asked to run /compact on itself through control_session now
  does. Asked "run /compact", models mostly reached for lich's
  control_session, which refuses a session's own, and either gave up or asked
  another session to run it on them. The self-command mod now takes that
  refusal for action command and queues the built-in the way it does for the
  Skill tool, /model and /effort refused alike. The tool's description says
  so and names the session by its LICH_SESSION_ID. A session named by its
  label is told apart by lich whoami --json (lich 0.64), not by the words of
  lich's refusal.

v0.19.1

Added

• A Claude Code session runs a built-in slash command when asked to. Told
  "run /compact", the model used to answer that it could not. A new mod,
  hooks/self-command.js, takes the Skill tool's refusal of a built-in command
  and queues the command with $.command.run, so it runs on the session itself
  once the turn that asked ends; the Skill tool's description says so. Nothing
  goes through lich, whose control refuses a session's own. /model and
  /effort are refused, since run this way Claude Code saves them as the
  default for every new session.