1.2.0

Added

• When another screen (the desktop app) has made a terminal bigger than your phone, the terminal shows "Sized for another screen (210×50)" under the header with a Fit to this phone button. It resizes the terminal to your phone and shows "Fitted to this phone · Undo" for four seconds. Settings has an "Always fit to this phone" switch (off by default) that does it each time you open a terminal, but never in answer to the other screen's resize.
• When an agent waits on a permission prompt (Claude Code, Codex, opencode or pi), the chat card in Needs attention shows the request and the agent's own choices as buttons: approve, approve and remember, deny, and "No, and tell …", which puts the cursor in the message field ("Tell Claude Code what to do instead") and sends your reason once the agent is free. With one blocked agent, Home shows the approve and deny buttons right on its Needs attention row, with More opening the chat. The app reads the agent's screen twice before showing buttons and checks it before every key; when the screen is unclear, too short or anything else, it offers Open terminal and never approves. After you answer, the card shrinks to "You answered: …".
• Changes: a chat whose project folder has uncommitted git changes shows a small "+124 −18 · 6 files" chip under the Chat/Terminal switch (it refreshes when you open the chat and when the agent finishes a turn, never more than once every 15 seconds) and a Changes item in the … menu with the file count. It opens a screen with the branch, the totals and Unstaged, Staged and Last commit tabs, one row per file with its status and +/− counts, and a unified diff per file with line numbers, tinted added and removed lines, a Previous/Next file bar, and Open file and Copy path in its … menu. Untracked files show as added, binary files and diffs over 2,000 lines get their own notice, and a folder that is not a git repository says so. It only reads, with git on the machine the terminal runs on.
• File viewer: Open file from a diff, or a file path in an agent's reply (absolute, or relative to the project folder), opens the file read-only with line numbers, light syntax colors, search in the file with the match count and previous/next, and Copy path. Files over 1 MB, binary files and missing files each say so.
• Saved prompts: a zap button in the message field opens a sheet with your saved prompts and command chips (/clear, /compact, /init, /review). Tap one to put it in the field at the cursor, or mark it "Send right away" to send it as if you had typed it. Long-press (or the … button) to edit or delete, and add your own with New prompt. Settings has a Saved prompts row with the same list. They are kept on this device only, not shared between your phone and other browsers.
• When an agent asks you questions (Claude Code, Codex, opencode or pi), the chat shows them as a card you can answer from the phone: tap an option (or several), type your own answer or a free-text one, hide a secret behind a mask, go through several questions with a review step, and send. The app types your answer into the agent's own screen and checks the screen before every key; if anything does not match it stops and offers Open terminal, and once the agent records the answer the card collapses to a summary. Home shows "Asked you N questions" on the conversation and an Answer card in Needs attention.
• Stats shows your own delivery numbers, counted with gh on the machine you pick: PRs merged today and this week, PRs merged per week over 12 weeks, median time to merge, open PRs, reviews given, merge rate, how much of your merged work was made with Claude, Codex or both, and PRs and commits per repository. It opens from a new Stats row in Settings, remembers the numbers for 30 minutes per machine, refreshes on tap, and asks you to run gh auth login when gh is not logged in. The counting is ported from the Herdr "stats" mod by Lakris2407 (MIT).
• Usage shows how much of your agent plans you have used: a small indicator in the home header (Claude's 5-hour and weekly limits, a dot for the connection instead of the word "Live") opens a Usage screen with a card per agent, a bar per limit that turns amber from 60% used and red from 92% ("Running low", "Almost out"), when it resets, and whether you are ahead of or under pace. Switch machines with the chips, refresh by hand, show what is left instead of what is used, and see a clear message when quota-axi is not installed or an agent is signed out. Settings has a Usage row with the current Claude figure.