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Press R in the GUI to refresh the current library from disk. It uses the same resync as the toolbar refresh button; Alt+R still marks a paper as read, and Ctrl+R/Cmd+R remains the browser's page reload.
Five AI agents are supported: Claude Code, Antigravity CLI, Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode. All are selectable in the GUI agent manager and launchable with lit agent <name>. Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode share the Agent Skills open-standard directory ~/.agents/skills; Claude Code keeps ~/.claude/skills, and Antigravity CLI uses its own ~/.gemini/antigravity-cli/skills directory.
The GUI agent manager now shows familiar brands next to agent names. Labels such as “ChatGPT · OpenAI”, “Google”, and “Claude · Anthropic” help newcomers recognize Codex, Antigravity CLI, and Claude Code.
lit install-skill --agent <name> installs the skills into the named agent's directory. With no flags the command now follows your default agent; users who never changed the default get exactly the previous behaviour.
Installed skills can run lit without repeated permission prompts. Skill onboarding and launches through Litman merge or heal a narrowly scoped lit command allow rule in the selected agent's native permission store. This remains per-agent even when agents share one skill directory; Litman never enables a global bypass. Malformed policy and conflicts that cannot be normalized without changing unrelated permissions are left untouched and reported; Antigravity's redundant catch-all ask rule is removed only in its default request-review mode, which still asks for every other unlisted command. Strict mode is preserved and reported because it intentionally ignores terminal allow rules. Claude's CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR, Cursor's CURSOR_CONFIG_DIR/XDG_CONFIG_HOME, and OpenCode's OPENCODE_CONFIG are honored so both the skill and permission rule reach the active profile.
Skill copies for your other agents stay fresh. A bare lit install-skill, the setup wizard's skill step and lit health-check --fix also refresh out-of-date litman skills found in the other agents' directories — one [Y/n] per copy in interactive runs, automatic under --fix; files you added next to a skill are always kept. Runs with an explicit --agent/--parent-dir touch only what they name.
lit setup asks which agent you use (step 2) and records the answer as the machine-level default before installing its skill — pressing Enter keeps the previous Claude Code flow.
Changed
The agent toolbar button and ~ now launch the configured default directly. Right-click the same button or press Ctrl+~ to manage agents and change the default; agents that are not installed can no longer be launched or selected as the default.
The GUI agent panel shows each supported agent's own install/update/ready state instead of repeating the default agent's state on every card.
lit health-check probes skill drift in the default agent's skills directory (and --fix refreshes that directory, plus stale copies in the other known directories). lit uninstall still sweeps every known skills directory.