Gobbl 0.1.6

Gobbl 0.1.6

Gob now works along with OpenCode too.

• Connect OpenCode in Settings → Agents: Gob follows its sessions live, with the coding and thinking faces and a cheer when a task finishes
• Gobbl adds only its own plugin file, ~/.config/opencode/plugin/gobbl.js, and removes it again when you disconnect
• Allow and Deny from the notch stay Claude Code's; OpenCode, Codex and Grok show status and celebrations

Gobbl 0.1.5

Gobbl 0.1.5

Codex no longer stops to ask when it isn't supposed to.

• Gobbl asked you to Allow or Deny Codex's tools even when Codex was running in an auto or bypass mode, and Codex waited on that answer. Sessions that approve their own tools now run straight through, untouched
• Notch approvals for Codex are only set up when you turn on "Approve permission prompts from the notch", and that switch now covers Claude Code and Codex together
• Already connected Codex? Turn it off and on again in Settings → Agents to apply this

Gobbl 0.1.4

Gobbl 0.1.4

Gob now works along with Grok, and Codex setup says what it needs.

• Grok Build: connect it in Settings → Agents and Gob follows Grok sessions live, with the coding and thinking faces and a cheer when a task finishes. Works whether you run Grok in a terminal or through an editor or desktop app. Thanks to Jash Jacob for this one
• Codex: Codex runs only hooks you've trusted. After you connect it, Gobbl now shows the one step left: in Codex, run /hooks (or open Hooks in Codex's settings in your editor) and trust Gobbl's hooks
• An interrupted or failed agent turn no longer gets a cheer
• Codex set up with an older Gobbl cheers on every finished turn again, not only the first one

Gobbl 0.1.3

Gobbl 0.1.3

Gob now follows Codex as closely as Claude Code.

• Codex connects through its lifecycle hooks, so Gob sees prompts and tool use as they happen: the coding and thinking faces while Codex works, not just a note when a turn ends
• Codex permission requests can reach the notch's Allow and Deny, when approvals are on
• Works alongside other tools that use Codex's notify command, instead of competing for it
• Already connected Codex? Turn it off and on again in Settings → Agents to switch to hooks

Gobbl 0.1.2

Gobbl 0.1.2

A fix for the Home panel.

• When Now Playing, your next meeting and your to-dos didn't all fit, the To do card was cut off at the bottom of the notch. The Home panel now scrolls instead, so every card is reachable

Gobbl 0.1.1

Gobbl 0.1.1

Memory chat got much smarter about questions on your own day.

• Chat now plans what to look up before answering: which days, apps, sites, chats and people your question is about, then looks that up in memory on your Mac
• Ask "what did I do today", "who did I talk to on WhatsApp", "how long was I in Chrome this morning", "what did Samar say" or "when did I last see the invoice"
• Follow-ups work ("and on Telegram?"), and so do typos
• Answers say plainly when memory was off, paused, or started after the time you asked about, instead of guessing
• Day digests only say something was done when the screen showed it was
• If AI was turned off by the service, Settings shows Turn On again instead of a false On

Gobbl 0.1.0

Gobbl 0.1.0

The first public release of Gobbl, a free, open-source notch app for Mac with a pet.

• Notch shelf for files, clipboard history, Now Playing with lyrics, calendar with Join links, focus timer and quick tools
• A pet that lives in the notch: moods, eyes that follow your cursor, typing along with you, Matrix rain while AI agents code
• Claude Code and Codex in the notch, with Allow and Deny for Claude Code permission requests
• The Gobbl key (right Option): tap to write or rewrite anywhere, double-tap for edit mode, hold to dictate
• On-device Whisper dictation: your voice never leaves your Mac
• Chat in the notch with reminders, a morning brief and an evening wrap
• Memory (opt-in beta): automatic to-dos, people and projects, day digests, search by meaning and memory chat, all stored on your Mac
• MCP connector: one switch connects your memory to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code, Gemini and more
• Automatic updates