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Hoply updates itself through Sparkle; release builds check once a day and show the new version at the bottom of the panel.

Codex plan limits

v0.1.3
  • Codex plan limits on the Limits page: the 5-hour and weekly windows (one 30-day window on the free plan), your plan, pace, burn rate and a projection at reset. Hoply reads them from Codex’s own session files, with no login and no network request.
  • Limit alerts at 80% and 95% now cover Codex too, and a Codex session that stops on its limit shows as Limited.
  • Codex sessions show a context-window warning, their subagents by name (live on the panel rows too) and the names Codex gives its threads.
  • The Limits history chart shows one provider at a time, with a Claude | Codex switch, and resets more than six days away show their date.

Copilot in JetBrains usage and a turn notification setting

v0.1.2
  • Copilot in IntelliJ and Rider: sessions now show the model, tokens, cost and premium requests. Hoply reads them from Copilot’s own session files.
  • Choose when a finished turn notifies you in Settings → Notifications: Always, or after 10 s, 30 s, 1 min or 2 min. The default is now 10 seconds, counted from the start of the turn, so a permission prompt in the middle no longer restarts the clock.
  • Hoply checks for updates when it starts and twice a day.

macOS 14 support and visible notifications

v0.1.1
  • Runs on macOS 14 Sonoma and newer, no longer only macOS 26 Tahoe. On macOS 26 and later it keeps the Liquid Glass look.
  • “Your turn” notifications show a banner again. macOS was filing them silently in Notification Center. They still play no sound.

The first early-access build

v0.1.0
  • Live sessions for Claude Code, Codex CLI, Copilot CLI, Copilot in JetBrains and Qwen Code, grouped by repository and named by the task.
  • Connect your agents in Settings → Agents with one button.
  • Waiting on you: notifications with reasons, quiet hours and per-project mute.
  • Approve from Hoply: Allow and Deny in the panel and on the notification, off by default.
  • Usage ledger with per-project, per-model and per-day cost, cache hit rate and effective $/Mtok.
  • Local model servers: speed, KV cache, queue, tokens per day, saved vs API.
  • Claude plan limits with pace, burn rate, projection at reset and model-scoped weeklies.
  • Clean up: merged worktrees, build caches, ingested transcripts and orphan processes, behind a review sheet.
  • ⌥Space command palette with resume, dev servers and Dashboard pages.
  • Updates itself through Sparkle. Install from the DMG or with Homebrew.

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macOS 14 Sonoma or newer · Apple silicon and Intel · Free during early access