Lunavect 0.2.6

Limits

• The current /usage screen of a signed-in subscription is pinned by a test on a real capture: the session and weekly windows, the separate weekly Fable window, the usage breakdown and Usage credits are read correctly.
• When a Claude model's weekly limit (for example Fable) has less left than the weekly limit for all models, the limits popover shows it under Claude with its own meter; otherwise the popover is unchanged.
• When Claude Code is not signed in, the limits popover and the sessions panel say so with Sign in again, and one notification is sent when this starts; previously only Connections said it.

Sessions

• Declining a permission no longer keeps a session at Needs permission: a request ends with its own tool result, a new tool call in the same context, the end of a subagent, the end of the turn or Claude's idle prompt. A request of one subagent is no longer cleared by another, and a newer "waiting" listing no longer turns Needs permission into a second waiting notification.
• A /usage check started by hand with the probe's command appears as Service limit check: it is not counted, sends no notifications, and clicking it explains how to close it.
• When a session cannot be opened, the message names where it runs (the terminal built into Claude or Codex, an unsupported terminal or another app) instead of a generic "tab not found".

Editors

• Claude Code installed with npm is recognized in Terminal, VS Code and JetBrains (claude.exe inside the package, or node/bun running the package's script); other node programs are not sessions.
• The JetBrains companion 0.1.2 ships with the app: its socket follows your temporary folder and is recreated after cleanup, start-up failures are shown in the IDE, and a busy IDE answers "busy" instead of timing out. Lunavect offers the update to installed 0.1.1 companions.
• JetBrains sessions are always matched through the process chain, including a Reworked terminal tab whose process has no controlling terminal. PyCharm, WebStorm, GoLand and other JetBrains 2026.2 IDEs take the same path as IntelliJ IDEA.