v0.1.3

Every builtin AI CLI now reports precise fleet status, the status bar gained
model/context/rate-limit awareness, and sloop new launches an agent without
stealing your terminal.

Copilot and Codex auto-install status hooks

• sloop hooks install now wires up all five hook-capable tools —
  claude, gemini, cursor, copilot, and codex — instead of stopping at
  print+paste for the last two.
• Copilot: sloop owns a dedicated ~/.copilot/hooks/sloop.json (Copilot
  loads every *.json file in that directory), so install/uninstall never
  touches a hand-written hook file.
• Codex: sloop claims its single notify slot in ~/.codex/config.toml
  only when it's free; if something else already runs there, hooks install
  prints copy-paste chaining instructions instead of overwriting it. A new
  hidden sloop hooks notify <tool> command routes Codex's one-program
  payload to the same status marker hooks emit already writes.
• The manifest's per-state event mapping (hooks.events.*) generalized from
  a plain string to {event, matcher}, so a tool's event can be
  discriminated by a sub-type (Copilot's notification fires for several —
  only permission_prompt means "waiting").
• Surveyed gemini-cli, Cursor CLI, and Copilot CLI for a native statusline
  mechanism (separate from hooks): none of the three expose one today, so
  that gap is now a documented, dated fact in each manifest rather than an
  open question.

Status bar: model, context %, rate limit — without repeating a tool's own footer

• sloop statusline install <tool> (offered automatically by sloop init)
  registers a sloop feed on Claude/Antigravity's own statusline mechanism,
  chaining to any command you already had, and enriches the fleet marker
  with what the tool reports on every render.
• The tmux bar and sloop ps show model, context-window usage (as a
  block-character bar), and git branch at a glance — moved to the left
  side, since tmux truncates the right side first on a narrow terminal.
• New: 5-hour rate-limit usage, sourced from each provider's own convention
  — something no custom statusline script commonly surfaces, so it's always
  shown.
• Once a tool's own footer already reports model/context/branch (a feed is
  wired), the tmux bar stops repeating them and narrows to what only sloop
  knows (status, identity, rate limit); tools with no feed (codex/cursor)
  keep the full picture.
• One marker read and one pane capture now serve a whole render (previously
  up to three round trips); ~/.sloop/state no longer grows forever —
  sloop kill removes a session's marker immediately, and sloop ps prunes
  stale ones after 24h.

sloop new — launch an agent without attaching

• new is run minus the attach: same targets/flags/context sync, but your
  terminal stays free (-a attaches anyway, -N forces a fresh instance).
  run and new share one launch path so the two commands can't drift.
• Fixed a tmux target-matching bug: with ws__claude__sec running, a bare
  -t ws__claude could silently resolve to it instead of failing, so
  attach/send/kill risked hitting the wrong agent. Whole-session targets now
  always match exactly.

Also

• Second-account profiles (config_dir_env, e.g. CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR) are
  now respected everywhere a hook or statusline config path is resolved, not
  just the default account dir.