v2.0.7

Maul Team for Mac v2.0.7

Feature release: the Mac app gets browser-style project tabs and now
taps you on the shoulder when Claude is waiting for your answer, and
the bundled framework starts big projects in seconds instead of
minutes and no longer stalls overnight.

Mac app: tabs for every running project (#83)

• The workspace toolbar now shows a folder-style tab strip with
  every project that has a live session, including ones running in
  the background. Click a tab to switch; the × stops that session
  (after a confirmation). The Projects button just takes you back to
  the picker — sessions keep running, no more leave dialog.
• Switching directly between two projects rebuilds the dashboard and
  file tree for the one you land on, so you never see stale state.

Mac app: know when Claude needs you (#83)

• When Claude asks a question or waits on a permission prompt in any
  tab, that tab shows an orange badge — and if the tab isn't the
  one you're looking at, a macOS notification banner appears with
  what Claude actually asked, not a generic "waiting" message.
  Clicking the banner jumps straight to that tab. One banner per
  question — no repeat nagging.
• Under the hood, the bundled framework records "waiting for the
  human" state to .scrum/attention.json via a new Notification
  hook, so any external UI can consume the same signal.

Bundled framework: fast launches on big backlogs (#83)

• Projects that have accumulated hundreds of PBIs no longer wait
  minutes at launch: per-PBI state validation now runs as one
  batch instead of one process per file — measured 233s → 5s on
  a 260-PBI project. When something is actually invalid, the
  launch still names every offending file exactly as before.

Bundled framework: no more silent overnight stalls (#83)

• Two real unmanned stalls (63 minutes and 8.6 hours) traced to a
  deadlock where a Developer waited forever on a notification from a
  finished sub-agent. The pipeline now always re-spawns sub-agents
  fresh instead of resuming them, and the Scrum Master runs a
  10-minute health check that probes a quiet pipeline and
  re-spawns confirmed-dead work instead of watching and waiting.
• All Scrum agents also adopt Opus 5 output discipline: tighter
  reports and decisions everywhere, with an explicit guard so
  reviewers stay concise without ever dropping findings.

Site

• The landing-page hero mockup catches up with the shipped app (tab
  strip, detached editor windows) and no longer jitters vertically
  while its animation loops.

Update channels

Sparkle in-app auto-update, Homebrew tap, and direct DMG download —
existing v2.0.6 installs should be offered this update automatically.