manycode 0.6.0 - native Mac app

• A native Mac app you can download. manycode is now a real macOS app
  (SwiftUI + SwiftTerm) — a green terminal-native window with a sidebar
  (Host / Join / Messages / Recordings / Settings), the live agent terminal,
  a code hero to invite people, and room chat in a side rail. Grab the DMG
  from the site, drag manycode into Applications, done. It speaks the same
  protocol as the CLI and browser, and hosting from the app just drives the
  CLI engine underneath. Build it yourself with cd app && ./build-dmg.sh.
  (The download is unsigned for now, so the first launch is right-click →
  Open; a notarized build comes later.)

manycode 0.5.0 - talk on the side, .env stays home

• Talk on the side. Every session now has a chat channel that never touches
  the shared prompt - coordinate who's driving without typing over each other.
  Browser joiners get a sidebar with an unread badge, CLI joiners press Ctrl-T
  to compose (Enter sends, Esc cancels), and the host chats from any terminal
  with manycode say "…" plus macOS notifications for incoming messages. Late
  joiners get recent chat replayed; sender names are stamped by the host.
• .env values don't leak by default. Hosting a folder with .env files asks
  what joiners should see. The default masks every value with •••••• in the
  live stream, the scrollback replay, and recordings - even when a secret is
  split across output chunks - while the host's own screen stays raw.
  --share-secrets opts into sharing, --redact-secrets skips the question.

manycode 0.4.0 - ccshare is now manycode

• ccshare is now manycode. Same tool, wider name - it was never only about
  Claude Code, and the sessions were never only two people. Nothing breaks:
  the ccshare command keeps working as an alias, ~/.ccshare migrates to
  ~/.manycode automatically on first run, CCSHARE_* environment variables
  are still honored (MANYCODE_* is the new spelling), the github repo
  redirects from the old URL, and existing installs update in place - this very
  update notice is proof.

ccshare 0.3.1 - tunnel progress in the menu bar

• The menu bar shows tunnel progress. "open anywhere link" used to flash
  "opening…" for a second and then look exactly like before while cloudflared
  took its 5-20 seconds. Now the row turns into a live "opening anywhere link…"
  state until the link is up (including the default background tunnel at
  startup), you get a notification when it's ready or when it gives up, and
  ccshare code prints "anywhere: link opening…" in the meantime.
• Copy the anywhere link in two shapes. Once the tunnel is live the menu
  offers "copy anywhere join command" (the full ccshare join … line) and
  "copy anywhere terminal link" (just the wss:// url), alongside the browser
  link.
• ccshare update explains itself. It now prints the version you went from
  and to, echoes the changelog headlines for every version you crossed, and
  gives specific fixes when you're offline, have local changes, or your clone
  diverged - instead of raw git/npm output that ended in an ambiguous "up to
  date" even when it did just update you.

ccshare 0.3.0 - join from a browser

• Join from a browser. The host now serves an xterm.js terminal page on its
  session port, so the tunnel URL doubles as a no-install join link:
  https://random-words.trycloudflare.com/#CODE (or http://lan-ip:port/#CODE on
  the same network). Full live terminal in the browser - phone included - same
  replay, typing, and resize behavior as the CLI joiner. The link shows in the
  banner, the menu bar, and ccshare code.
• ccshare host --approve. Each joiner waits until you click Allow in a macOS
  dialog; deny and they're told the host declined. Enforced for direct/LAN/tunnel
  joiners (their input is dropped until admitted), best-effort over a relay (input
  frames there aren't attributed per joiner). ccshare setup can make it the
  default; --no-approve skips it per session.
• ccshare host --record. Saves the session as an asciinema v2 .cast file in
  the project directory (output and resizes, timestamped). Writes are synchronous
  appends, so even a SIGTERM keeps the tail.
• Menu bar, rounder. Copy-browser-link row; "open anywhere link" starts the
  tunnel on a lan-only session right from the menu; "end session" stops a host
  cleanly (same path as ccshare stop); the status title shows how many friends
  are connected; copying flashes "copied ✓"; you get a notification when someone
  leaves (with their name), not just when they join; recording and view-only
  sessions are labeled.