Hold My Code 2.5.4

Fixes open Claude Code sessions not being detected (native installs), and usage cards now show only for agents that are open, idle or running.

Hold My Code 2.5.3

Usage cards stay visible while agents are idle, moved agent folders (CODEX_HOME, CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR and friends) are found, the global hotkey is back, and smaller fixes.

Hold My Code 2.5.2

Bug fixes

Hold My Code 2.5.1

• Refresh in the panel now refreshes everything: usage, agents, battery, hooks, the keep-awake helper, launch at login, the currency rate and whether an update is out

Hold My Code 2.5.0

• Checks for updates every hour instead of every six
• Simpler usage card: the pace line is gone; the weekly bar still shows how many 5-hour windows are left before it resets
• Awake time now comes first in the usage stats
• Official logos for Gemini CLI, OpenCode, GitHub Copilot CLI, Windsurf and Goose
• Claude chat is no longer watched (the traffic-based guess was unreliable)
• Install guide lists every agent whose hooks install themselves

Hold My Code 2.4.1

The line under each Claude Code limit bar now says "2% under pace" or "4% over pace" instead of "in reserve": how far your usage is behind or ahead of the clock.

Hold My Code 2.4.0

Usage in reserve: each Claude Code limit bar now shows your pace, how much is in reserve, and whether the allowance lasts until the reset. Updating no longer needs a manual Repair in Settings: the app re-registers its helper by itself after an update.

Hold My Code 2.3.0

Watches four more agents: OpenCode, GitHub Copilot CLI, Windsurf and Goose, with their hooks or plugin installed automatically. A usage card for OpenCode shows today's, 30-day and lifetime cost and tokens. The app now sends an anonymous daily count (a hashed random ID and the version number, nothing else) so active users can be counted.

Hold My Code 2.2.0

Codex usage card, read from Codex's own session files: limit windows, cost at OpenAI's API rates and a lifetime total. A lifetime spend figure for Claude Code too, kept after transcripts are deleted. Usage cards now appear while their agent is open, the panel sizes itself so the footer is never clipped, and both cards' figures are typed at one size.

Hold My Code 2.1.2

Updating goes straight to the newest version. The panel's offer can be hours old, so someone two releases behind installed the one in between and had to update again; the update now asks what the newest release is as it starts and installs that. Claude Code's folder is found even when CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR moves it, so cost and tokens fill in and hooks go where Claude Code reads them. Costs fall back to US dollars, not rupees, on a Mac set to a currency the converter doesn't carry.