@leftoff/cli 0.9.9-beta.7 → 0.9.9-beta.8

package/CHANGELOG.md

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 What changed in Leftoff (called Checkpoints until 0.4.5), newest first. The board's **What's new** page and `leftoff changelog` both read this file.
 
 ## Unreleased
+- Live: a message you send while Claude is working shows as its own dimmed “Queued” bubble, in order, until Claude takes it in (at its next step or when the turn ends). In a session started from the board you can Cancel it or Edit it (back into the box) until then; a terminal session's queue can't be reached from here, so those just show Queued.
+- Live: a permission prompt or question now takes the message box's place at the bottom of Live (big Allow / Deny… / Auto-approve the rest on a phone, “1 of 3” when several wait, Reply instead to type), and the thread keeps a row for each one: Allowed, Denied or Auto-approved.
+- On a phone, Send closes the keyboard (Live, a Needs-you reply or answer, quick replies, New session). On a Mac the box keeps focus so you can keep typing; a send that fails keeps your text and focus.
+- New session: pick Permissions (Ask me, Accept edits, or Auto: routine steps just run, riskier ones get Claude Code's safety check), remembered per Mac. Switch a running session from its page, or tap “Auto-approve the rest” on a permission card; a pill beside Live shows the mode. From another device it follows the same rule as starting a session.
+- macOS notifications show Leftoff's name and icon instead of Script Editor's: they come from a small Leftoff app each Mac builds for itself (macOS asks once to allow “Leftoff” notifications). A click opens the session. `leftoff notifier` checks it.
 - New session: the session's page shows your first message and Claude's reply in Live (it read “Nothing sent yet” once you opened it again), and keeps them, read-only, after you stop it.
 - Generated session titles are in the language you write in (English if unsure), never a mix: a local model's “Ants README笑话” now falls back to the usual repo · first words name.
 - Session page: tap Directory, Worktree, Repo, Session id, the process id or the terminal tab id to copy the whole value; hover or focus shows it in full. A long folder shows its start and its last folder.
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 - Settings → Privacy & security: **Allow starting sessions from other devices**, off by default and set on each Mac itself. Off, a start from your phone or another Mac waits for a yes on that Mac. It saves the moment you tick it and says “Saved ✓” beside it.
 - New session from your hosted board (yourname.leftoff.dev) open on the Mac itself starts right away, like its own board; it no longer asks that same Mac for a yes it then couldn't give. Start it / Decline, Stop / Resume and the switch work there too.
 - New session → **Other folder…**: browse a Mac's folders (names only, git repos marked, your phone included) and start in one it hasn't run Claude Code in. At that Mac it starts right away; from anywhere else it always waits for a yes there first, since it runs that folder's hooks. Or type a folder you know (~/code/web). Folders that aren't git repos work too, without a new worktree.
+- New session: **Approved folders** on each Mac. With Allow starting sessions from other devices on, a folder that Mac hasn't run Claude Code in starts right away from your phone or another Mac when it's inside a folder you approved there (~/src/personal). Approve one from the ask (“Always allow in ~/src/personal”), in Settings → Privacy & security, or with `leftoff starts allow <folder>`.
 - `leftoff starts` shows this Mac's Allow starting sessions from other devices; `leftoff starts on` / `off` change it from a terminal, over ssh too (`--trust` turns Trust my paired devices on as well).
 - Settings: a setting kept only on one Mac (Allow starting sessions from other devices, Use from anywhere, Answer and Go, an API key) has a small “🖥️ studio only” pill by its name; synced ones don’t. Away from that Mac its switch shows a lock and says where to change it.
 - When a Mac pairs a phone (or sees a new Mac), its board asks once: “Let your phone start sessions here?” No is the default; Yes turns on Allow starting sessions from other devices (and Trust my paired devices, if it was off).