v0.1.0

⚓ Sloop v0.1.0 — first release

The local-first control layer for your AI coding CLIs. One canonical context for every tool, and one cross-repo view of every agent you're running — sitting above Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Copilot, Gemini & Antigravity, never replacing them or proxying their models.

Highlights

🧭 One canonical context, every tool
Write project guidance once in AGENTS.md; sloop delivers it to each CLI — pointer files (CLAUDE.md, GEMINI.md, …) created only if missing, never clobbering your files. Skills are authored once and symlinked into every tool.

🛰️ Cross-repo fleet view
sloop ps shows every running agent across all your repos and floats the ones waiting on you to the top. It reads what each agent is asking and lets you answer in one keystroke — jump in, reply, approve, or kill in place. Plus sloop ls (your workspaces), sloop restore (relaunch the whole fleet after a reboot), a floating sloop hud popup, and a live per-session status bar.

🔌 Provider-aware by construction
Every tool is a declarative adapter manifest — adding a CLI is adding one file, never editing Go. Status hooks wire each tool's own lifecycle events, so the fleet view knows precisely who's waiting (Claude, Gemini & Cursor auto-install).

🪶 Local-first & lightweight
A single CGO-free Go binary. No daemon, no cloud, no bundled LLM. tmux on macOS/Linux, psmux on native Windows.

Install

brew install stroops/tap/sloop
# or
go install github.com/stroops/sloop/cmd/sloop@v0.1.0

Then sloop init in a repo, write your AGENTS.md, and sloop run claude.

Full notes in the CHANGELOG · guide in the README.