ork 0.11.0
Notch 2.0: the glance panel becomes a control surface. See what every agent is doing, answer what they ask, and watch limits before they land, all without leaving your editor.
Answer without breaking flow
When a claude session shows a choice prompt (permission, plan approval, question), the notch surfaces it on that session's row: the question, the options, and a hint. Click an option, or press its number key while the panel is open; esc declines. The collapsed bar flips to a "waiting on you" counter the moment any agent blocks on input, and every answer lands in the event feed so there is a trace.
Detection is strict on purpose: it requires the question line, sequential numbered options and the selector arrow, so ordinary numbered lists in agent output never trigger it. Answers are re-validated against the live terminal before the key is typed.
See limits before they land
A header strip aggregates what each agent exposes:
- codex: real rate windows read from its session logs, with used percentages and reset times.
- claude: 5h and 7d token counts from your transcripts, plus an estimated month spend from local pricing math (marked as an estimate; fable and other unpriced models count tokens only).
- the 14 day token total across projects.
Everything your agents do, in one place
Session rows now carry the live tool call, model, output and context token counts, git stats and time since last activity. Incremental transcript reading keeps polling cheap: after the first pass only appended bytes are parsed.
Everyday actions, one hover away
- Hover a session row to sleep, wake or hibernate it.
- A message field at the bottom talks to a live team as 'user', through the same outbox as the team pane.
Design pass
Press feedback on every actionable chip and icon button across the app, state changes respect Reduce Motion with short fades instead of springs, and prompt arrivals animate gently.
Install and update
The update button in the sidebar footer swaps the app in place, or:
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rodrigooler/ork/main/install.sh | sh