tablo-v2.1.5

2.1.5 fixes sessions that lingered after they ended, a cat that could start up
off-screen, and context meters that showed a percentage they had guessed.

Added

2.1.0 changelog:

• What's new after an update. Auto-update used to restart tablo without
  saying anything. It now announces itself once, and the dashboard shows this
  release's notes until you dismiss them.
• Notification sound. The waiting toast now plays a soft chime. On by
  default — existing installs will start making a sound after updating. Turn
  it off under Settings → Notification sound.
• Cat animations toggle. Settings → Cat animations. Off holds the cat on a
  still pose with a steady glow; the state colour still tells you what's
  happening.
• Automatic updates setting. On by default. Turning it off doesn't stop
  tablo looking for releases — it stops it applying them: you get a
  notification and a one-tap Install button in Settings instead of a silent
  background upgrade.

Changed

• The dashboard window is built when you first open it rather than at launch,
  which drops idle memory by roughly one webview process.

Fixed

• Sessions no longer look active when they aren't. Recency is now judged by the
  last real conversational line rather than the transcript's file time, so the
  housekeeping writes Claude Code makes to idle sessions stop resurrecting them
  — and a session whose Claude process has exited drops off immediately instead
  of aging out.
• The context meter no longer presents a guessed percentage as fact. When the
  window size can't be determined, the bar greys out and reads "irresolvable"
  instead of dividing by a default limit; the raw token count stays visible, and
  the meter fills in the moment the real window is known. A guessed window can
  no longer colour the meter or alarm the cat.
• A saved avatar position that no longer lands on any connected screen — after a
  migration or unplugging a monitor — falls back to the default corner instead
  of leaving the cat invisible.
• The panel and the waiting toast no longer slide underneath the macOS Dock.
  Both are now clamped to the screen's work area instead of the full display,
  so their lower rows stay visible and clickable.
• Jump to session resolves from the session registry and re-resolves at click
  time, so it no longer targets a window that has since moved or closed.

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Download the installer for your platform below. Once installed, tablo updates itself automatically.