Apple Watch app: see your Agents and their status on your wrist, read what an Agent last said, and answer by voice: tap the mic, speak, and your iPhone turns it into text on the device and sends it. Blocked Agents show the full command with Allow and Deny, and your Live Activity counts appear in the Smart Stack. The watch works through your paired iPhone and never connects to your Hosts itself.
Waycar in CarPlay: on iOS 26.4 and later, your Agents show on the car’s screen, attention first (Blocked, Done, Working, Idle). Tap one and ask it anything out loud: Waycar sends your question when you pause, speaks the answer in a sentence or two, then listens for the next. Plain Yes/No command approvals can be allowed or denied by voice; risky ones are held. Pick the voice, speaking speed (0.75× to 1.5×), or an on-device Natural Voice (Beta) in Settings › CarPlay Voice. Speech is transcribed on the iPhone and nothing an Agent writes is shown on the car’s screen.
Agent Progress: a bar fills along the bottom of each Working Agent’s card, so you can see which ones are nearly done. It counts the Agent’s own plan steps (3/7) or shows its phase (Exploring, Building, Verifying, Wrapping up). The same estimate appears on the Agent screen, in CarPlay, on Apple Watch, and in Lock Screen and Dynamic Island rows. Needs AI Summaries and Waycar plugin 1.4.0 or later on the Host.
Queued messages and approvals: a message you send while the Host is disconnected now waits on your phone as Queued, with its images and files, and goes out on its own when the Host is back, even after closing Waycar. Cancel or edit it any time. Allow and Deny on a Blocked Agent queue the same way, and go out only if the Agent is still showing the same prompt.
Update Waycar on a Host from the app: when a Host’s Waycar plugin is too old for this app, Waycar says so on the Console and the Host’s page. Tap Update, review the change, and Waycar runs the official installer over SSH, shows progress, and reconnects. Your pairing, keys and settings are kept.
Files and links from the terminal: when an Agent prints the path of an image, PDF or Markdown file, a small strip under the terminal shows it, with thumbnails for images. Tap for Files & Links, a list of everything the Agent mentioned, newest first. Markdown opens rendered, with tables, code blocks and checklists, and images and PDFs open full screen and swipe between each other.
Agent Footer: the band below the Toolbar on an Agent’s terminal now shows its name and directory. In Settings › Agent Footer, add the git branch, model, context, cost, tokens/s and more, up to three lines, per device type.
Help inside the app: the Waycar help pages now ship with the app and work offline. Settings › Help lists them by topic with search, and a question-mark button in Settings, New Agent, Scan to Pair and a Host’s page opens the right topic. Tap Ask an Agent on any help page to start an Agent with that page attached.
Twelve more agents: Chat Mode now works with GitHub Copilot CLI, Qwen Code, Gemini CLI, Grok Build, Antigravity, Hermes Agent, Kilo Code, Cline and Muse. tmux status now covers those plus Cursor Agent, Devin CLI and Kiro CLI. Waycar won’t type into an agent’s sign-in or folder-trust screen, and Closed Sessions reopen the right session for each agent. A new Supported agents help page lists what each one supports.
AI Usage works for Claude over SSH: Claude’s usage no longer fails over SSH when it is signed in on a Mac Host. Waycar reads it through a small helper on the Host, and if the helper is missing, Fix it for me… starts an Agent that sets it up.
Git worktrees and Hosts: closing the last Agent in a repository’s main workspace now closes it together with its worktree workspaces, as herdr does on the desktop, instead of failing with “Could Not Close”. Duplicate a Host from its card to reach the same machine on another network, and touch and hold an Agent card to Rename Tab….
Added
Last screen while reconnecting: opening an Agent or Shell, or launching straight back into one, now shows its last screen under the Reconnecting veil instead of a blank connecting screen, until the live terminal draws. Waycar keeps this picture on the device for the eight terminals you used most recently, for up to a day (see the Privacy Policy).
Mosh stall indicator: when a mosh terminal stops hearing from its Host for about six seconds, a Reconnecting pill shows over the live screen instead of the terminal freezing silently. A Host that stays silent for 65 seconds reconnects the terminal over mosh, rather than leaving it frozen. When the Host answers again after an outage, Waycar reconnects it right away instead of waiting out its retry delay.
Several photos or files at once in Message Agent: pick up to 10 per message. Each shows as a chip above the message (a thumbnail for images) with its upload progress, and a failed one offers Retry; tap X to remove one. Send appends their Host paths after your text, and you can send images with no text. On a Shell, the path still goes in at the cursor. Dragged-in images join the same row instead of inline markers. While the card is closed, the Message Agent button shows a badge with the count (red on a failure), and items beyond 10 are reported instead of silently dropped.
Changed
Faster return to an Agent: Waycar now keeps each Host’s SSH connection while the app is in the background and checks it with one quick request when you come back, dialing afresh beside it only if it is slow to answer. When a mosh terminal is torn down at the end of the background grace period, Waycar first starts a fresh mosh server for it, so coming back within about 50 seconds reattaches without any SSH work. The Agent you last viewed gets one ready too while the Console is open, so tapping it is quicker. A mosh session that still answers after a short trip away is kept instead of rebuilt.
Terminals open sooner: a terminal now starts as soon as the Host’s SSH login finishes, without waiting for the Agent list to refresh, and runs ahead of background work such as summaries and backend checks. Each connection also needs fewer round trips: key login, the terminal’s PTY request and every herdr request each save one, and several channels can open at once.
Quicker first requests: Waycar remembers each Host’s home folder, so a new connection skips that lookup, and its herdr version, so the Agent list subscribes without waiting for the first check. Hosts start connecting as the app’s window is being set up, including when it relaunches into a saved screen, instead of after it appears.
Network changes: switching between Wi‑Fi and cellular now re-checks every Host at once and moves mosh terminals to the new network immediately. After a switch, a connection that died is noticed within seconds; otherwise within about 35 seconds instead of up to 45.
Mosh where it works: Waycar remembers, per Host and network, whether mosh gets through, so an Agent you relaunch into rides mosh from its first attach and a network that blocks UDP goes straight to SSH. Use SSH Instead now lasts across network changes.
Image and file uploads no longer show a banner or copy the path to the clipboard automatically: the chip shows the status, and a long press on a ready chip offers Copy Path.
Alert Cancel buttons on iOS 27 are the app’s violet again instead of gray; iOS 26 and earlier keep the gray Cancel.
Fixed
Returning to a terminal: coming back to the app no longer flashes Connection Paused for a moment. The terminal keeps its last screen while it reconnects.
Hosts with an unreachable address: when a Host name resolves to several addresses and the first does not answer, Waycar now tries the next one a quarter second later (Happy Eyeballs) instead of waiting out half the connection timeout.
Agent shown as live too early over mosh: the loader no longer clears on mosh’s own blank first frame, a moment before the Agent’s screen arrives.
Closing or moving several Agents at once on a tmux Host running tmux 3.5 or older no longer fails some of them with “Could Not Close Tab” or “Could Not Move” when one of them takes the last window of the session Waycar’s tmux connection is attached to. tmux ends that connection and drops the requests it had not read yet; Waycar now sends a dropped close, rename or read again on the new connection, and checks where a dropped move left the Agent before moving it again. Typed input and new Agents are never sent twice.
Live Activity pushed twice: two Agent status changes arriving a moment apart could each push the same Live Activity update when the second came in while the first was still sending. The plugin now sends one at a time and the later change sees what was already sent.
Added
Disable a Host: turn off the switch on its Hosts row (or at the top of its Host page) and Waycar no longer connects to it or shows it in the Console. Its settings, cached Agents and Closed Sessions are kept, and its notifications still arrive. With iCloud Sync on, the switch syncs to your other devices. Turn it back on to reconnect.
Hosts sheet live gauges: while the Hosts sheet is open, every connected Host’s latency re-measures every 2 seconds, and a Linux or macOS Host’s card shows live CPU, memory and swap gauges on the same schedule. A gauge turns orange at 80% and red at 95%; a Host without swap says None. Nothing shows for a Host that is not connected.
Changed
Hosts sheet shows each Host as its own card, like the Console’s Agent cards: name and switch on top, address and connection below, and the live gauges underneath.
Settings is quieter: row icons are gray instead of purple, and Hide Back Button moved into Settings › Terminal Appearance.
Opening a terminal has its own moment. While an Agent’s terminal connects, it shows the Agent’s name and Host over a quiet field of dots in your terminal theme, and the first screen of output spreads out from the cursor. Reconnecting keeps the last screen readable under a light veil instead of a Reconnecting pill. A Host problem is spelled out in full, and Reduce Motion keeps it all still.
Fixed
Alert Cancel buttons are quiet gray on iOS 27.0.1 instead of purple, including Close Agent’s Cancel. The alert drew its Cancel in the app’s accent colour, which the earlier gray setting never reached.
Console bottom bar: picking a Host or Workspace no longer leaves that item blank for a second or two. The menu used the item itself as the shape it opens from and closes back into, and the item changed (its name and colour) just as the menu closed, which sometimes left it undrawn until the next redraw. The item now stays drawn while the menu opens and closes over it, and shows the new choice straight away.
Closing several Agents at once no longer fails every row with “Could Not Close Tab … TransportError error 22” when the Host is briefly reconnecting as the countdowns run out: the closes wait for the Host to come back and then go out. A close whose answer was lost with a dropped connection no longer reports a failure for a tab that did close, and the Close and Move alerts now say what went wrong in words.
Chat Mode Return key: with a hardware keyboard attached, Return sends the message and Shift+Return starts a new line. Without one, as on an iPhone, Return starts a new line and the Send button sends.
Edit Draft caret: restoring an undelivered message puts the caret after the restored text instead of at the start.
Mosh on a Host with more than one address: a Host reachable at several addresses (a Mac on both Ethernet and Wi-Fi, say) now attaches over mosh instead of falling back to SSH. Mosh now uses the address SSH actually connected to.
Added
Console multi-select: long-press an Agent and choose Select to check several Agents, across Hosts, and Close, Pin, Mark Read or Unread, or Move them together. Each closed row gets the usual undo countdown; Move works within one Host and says why when the selection spans Hosts.
Changed
Console bottom bar is tighter: the New Agent button is now a smaller outlined accent circle (transparent inside, purple ring and +) instead of a large filled one, and on iPad the bar sits on the screen’s bottom edge with just enough room around its row.
Notification question: if iOS hasn’t asked you about notifications yet, Waycar’s one-time notification question, and the explainer behind Settings › Notifications › Enable Notifications, now have one button, Continue, which brings up iOS’s own question. Your answer there decides whether Waycar turns on notifications and Live Activities for your Hosts. If notifications are already allowed, the question still offers Turn On and Not Now.
Chat Mode file previews: a file an Agent attaches in Chat Mode now opens as text unless it’s a PNG, JPEG, GIF, HEIC or WebP image, a PDF, or a video or audio file, the same rule as files opened from the terminal. Web pages and SVG files no longer render in the app.
Jump to the beginning or end: the button that appears after a long scroll now sits against the right edge of the Agent’s terminal, a tenth of the way up from the bottom, as a small up or down tab, instead of floating partway up the screen and in from the edge.
Fixed
Console Host rows: a Host the app cannot reach no longer shows “Waiting for you to trust” its host key; with no answer from the Host there is no key to trust, so the row shows the connection failure. The wait still appears when the Host answers with a key you have not trusted yet, and the Host connects on its own once you trust it.
Host latency badge: no longer re-measures and redraws every 30 seconds while a Host sits idle. The keepalive ping still runs on that schedule to prove the connection is alive, but each one costs a full SSH channel open, exchange and close, so repeating it just to refresh a number was needless churn and, on a slow network, a flickering four-digit figure. The badge now updates only when it means something changed: at connect and when the app returns to the foreground.
Slow first requests on distant Hosts: the SSH client socket did not set TCP_NODELAY, so libssh2’s back-to-back small packets (EOF then close, open then data) waited for the server’s delayed ACK before each second write — a stall of roughly one round trip plus up to 200 ms on cellular, two or three times per foreground revalidate and seven to ten per cold launch. Every request now sends its packets immediately.
iPad hardware keyboard: the Console’s bottom bar no longer floats above the screen edge while you type in an Agent’s terminal; the keyboard’s floating shortcut bar used to push it up.
iPad hardware keyboard: while an Agent’s terminal has the keyboard, the arrow keys go to it instead of moving the Agent list, Return and ⌘Return submit, and Shift+Return inserts a newline (Ctrl+J, which omp and Claude Code read as a new line). Leave the terminal and the arrow keys move through the list again.
Faster first latency number: the Hosts-list badge used to time the remote $HOME lookup — and the SSH session setup that comes with the connection’s first exec — inside the measured ping on every new connection, so cold launch and foreground return read 2–3 round trips high. Waycar now resolves the socket path as the connection opens, before the clock starts, and the badge measures the ping alone.
Chat greeting: a new chat’s greeting no longer switches to a different one while the chat is open. About half of all chats did.
Save to Photos: Save Image and Save Video in the share menu, for a chat’s media and for files opened from the terminal, now ask to add to your photo library instead of failing.
Paywall at large text sizes: at the two largest standard text sizes (xxLarge and xxxLarge), Terms of Use and Privacy Policy now appear at the top of the paywall, so they stay above the plan buttons on smaller iPhones.
Restore Purchases: Settings › Subscription › Restore Purchases now always shows a result: that Waycar Pro is active, that this Apple Account has no active Waycar Pro subscription, or the error if the restore failed.
Setup guide: the steps for adding your first Host now say a Host runs herdr or tmux 3.2 or later, and step 4 no longer says to run the install command in herdr, since a tmux Host shows its Pairing Code in the terminal. The Pairing Code scanner also says “on your Host” instead of “herdr”.
.m4v videos from the terminal: tapping an .m4v path in an Agent’s terminal now plays the video instead of showing it as text.
Added
Chat Mode on OpenCode: turn on Chat Mode for OpenCode too. Its models are provider/model, its prompt arrives through the Waycar plugin rather than a launch flag, and Quick thinking does not apply (the TUI has no reasoning-effort flag).
Fixed
First message to a new OpenCode Agent: a chat message sent right after starting an OpenCode Agent on a herdr Host was acknowledged but never reached OpenCode, which ignores typing until its input box appears. Waycar now waits for that box before sending, and says “OpenCode is still starting” if it never shows up instead of losing the message.
Added
Turn on notifications: when you return to the Console or reopen Waycar after spending time on an Agent, Waycar asks once whether to turn on Agent Notifications and Live Activities. Turn On sets both up for every Host on this device, and for Hosts you add later; Not Now means it won’t ask again. It also shows for people who have used Waycar before but never turned these on.
Chat Mode: turn on Chat Mode in New Agent for Claude Code, Codex, OMP or Pi, and the Agent opens as a chat instead of a terminal: it greets you (“What are we working on today?” and friends), then shows your messages, the Agent’s final reply to each one, and a status line showing what it is doing. When it needs you, Allow, Cancel or Show Terminal answer it right there. The Chat Prompt that asks for short replies is editable in Settings, notifications and the in-app banner show the reply itself (or the error, when a turn fails without one), and a chat started on one device opens as a chat on your others. Images the Agent opens during a turn show above its reply, and so do images and videos the reply names (a file on the Host or an https link); tap one to view it full screen. On the Console, a chat badge marks Chat Mode Agents and closed chats, and the Chat pill lists only them. A chat keeps a copy of its messages on the device, so it opens with them at once, and a read that fails is retried until the conversation is back. Settings › Chat Mode also picks the model for each harness and Quick thinking, on by default, for faster replies. Needs the updated Waycar plugin on the Host.
New Chat: touch and hold the Waycar icon › New Chat starts a chat at once with the Settings › Chat Mode defaults (Host, Workspace and Agent; Last Used by default, and when the chosen Host was removed) and the keyboard up. A Workspace that is gone is made again in its folder. When the defaults can’t be used, or the Host isn’t ready within 20 seconds, the New Chat sheet opens with Chat Mode on. With no Hosts it just opens Waycar.
tmux Hosts: Waycar now works with tmux 3.2 or later as well as herdr. A tmux Host works like a herdr Host: your tmux sessions show up as Workspaces, and you can start, open, message, rename and close Agents and Shells from the phone. Opening one shares the window with your desk instead of taking it over. On a computer with both, herdr Agents and tmux sessions appear together in one list; New Agent starts on herdr unless you pick tmux for that Host. Live status and Blocked/Done notifications come from Status Hooks that the same install command adds to Claude Code, Codex, omp, pi and opencode; Codex asks you to review them once in its /hooks screen. When tmux has no sessions running, Start Session opens one from the Console. On a computer with both, if herdr or tmux fails it shows its own issue with Retry while the other keeps working.
Jump to the beginning or end: keep scrolling an Agent’s terminal and a button appears near its bottom corner that scrolls the rest of the way for you: back to the start of the conversation when you were scrolling up, down to live output when you were scrolling down. Dragging the terminal stops it partway.
Changed
Quiet cancels: Cancel and dismissive buttons in alerts, dialogs and sheets, and the symbols in the Agent actions menu, are now a quiet gray on every iOS version, so the primary violet action and destructive red stand out.
App icon: the default icon is now the caboose in Waycar’s brand violet. The green caboose is still in Settings › App Icon as Phosphor.
Brand colors: buttons, links, toggles and selection now use Waycar’s violet, as on waycar.dev, instead of iOS blue and green.
AI Usage pace estimate: the AI Usage sheet now shows CodexBar’s own estimate under each gauge — “14% in reserve · Lasts until reset” when you are using the window slower than it runs, or “20% in deficit · Runs out in 2d 4h” when you are on track to run out before the window resets. The existing Show Pace switch turns it off.
Settings › About › Acknowledgements lists more of the open-source components in the terminal engine.
The terminal engine no longer includes GNU gettext, which it never used in Waycar. It is now built by us from the same Ghostty code, without it.
AI Usage is on for one Host by default: when AI Usage is already on for a Host, another Host where CodexBar is found starts with it off, so the same AI accounts are not asked twice as often (which can cause rate-limit errors). Turn it on for more Hosts, or for another Host if you remove the one that is on, on each Host’s page. Hosts whose AI Usage settings you never changed are set up the same way the next time Waycar finds CodexBar on them.
No Host yet: the setup steps are shorter and say each thing once: install herdr on your first Host, turn on SSH, optionally install mosh (with links to Apple’s Remote Login help and mosh.org), then run the one install command in herdr and tap Scan to Pair, or tap Add Manually to type the address. The Console’s bottom bar stays hidden until you add your first Host; Settings is the gear beside “Add Your First Host”.
Usage analytics: Waycar asks once, on first launch, whether to share usage analytics, and sends nothing until you tap Allow. The Settings switch is now called “Share usage analytics”.
AI Summaries stay off until you choose Turn On. If you have not chosen yet, Waycar asks when you turn on notifications for a Host in Settings, and shows which AI companies get the last 60 lines of an Agent’s screen: Anthropic, OpenAI, or OpenRouter, which passes it to Google or OpenAI models. Not Now keeps them off, and Waycar does not ask again. The AI Summaries switch in Settings asks the same way.
Waycar Pro: the paywall shows Terms of Use and Privacy Policy links, and how to cancel, near the top.
Waycar Pro: the paywall shows $5 a month and $40 a year, without cents. Prices that aren’t whole, as in some countries, keep their cents.
Privacy policy: names OTREVA, LLC, explains the analytics choice and the AI Summaries opt-in, and adds sections on service providers, children and your rights.
Fixed
Chat Mode chats stay chats when herdr restarts or is upgraded. herdr brings each Agent back in a new terminal, which the chat no longer recognized. herdr’s restore starts the Agent without the Chat Prompt, so its replies may run longer until it is started again in Chat Mode. Rerun the Waycar install command on the Host so notifications keep carrying the reply too.
Pair device no longer cuts off the bottom of the QR when the terminal’s text is zoomed in. When the usual QR doesn’t fit, the popup draws a more compact one; when even that doesn’t fit, it asks you to zoom out or enlarge the window instead of showing a QR that can’t be scanned, and draws it as soon as it fits. Rerun the Waycar install command on the Host to get it.
Trust this Host? waits for your answer however long you take, even behind iOS’s Save Password prompt, instead of closing itself after a minute. Tapping Trust late now connects: Waycar opens a fresh connection instead of using the one the Host already closed while you decided.
A Host’s checks no longer say “Could not reach the Host over SSH… (the SSH connection is no longer reusable)” when the Host was only slow to list its sessions, and Reconnect on the Host page reruns failed checks instead of leaving the old failure on screen.
In Settings › Toolbar, the Add Item… list and a Custom Key opened from Your items no longer close by themselves after you scroll down the page.
The Close Agent confirmation and Open Terminal’s list of shells show in the middle of the screen instead of in a bubble pointing into the terminal.
With one Host, the Console’s bottom bar now shows the Host menu too, instead of an empty space at the far left.
A new Host no longer shows a red “host key is not trusted” error while Waycar asks you to trust it; the Console connects as soon as you tap Trust.
A Host typed as an IPv4 address now connects on IPv6-only (NAT64) networks, and IPv6 addresses in [brackets] work.
SSH errors use plain words instead of internal code names.
Mosh timestamps count from when Waycar started, not from when the device booted.
Changed
Waycar Pro: pick a plan that fits. Pro is now $5 a month or $40 a year, and both lift the free limit of 10 Launches in any 30 days. The paywall and the lock card on a hidden Agent show both plans. You can switch plans in Manage Subscription; the switch starts at your next renewal.
No Host yet: the Console and Hosts list the exact setup steps (install and open herdr, turn on SSH, run the one Waycar install command, which shows a Pairing Code), with Scan to Pair first and Add Manually under it. Tap the command to copy it; a Mac signed in to the same Apple Account can paste it. On iPad the steps fill the space beside the list. After you add your first Host, its page opens in Hosts.
Fixed
With one Host or none, the Console’s bottom bar stays at the bottom of the screen instead of floating halfway up.
Added
Toolbar: every Agent now has one bar at the bottom, the same whether you are typing or not. On the left, your items scroll: keys such as Esc, arrows and F1–F12, combos such as ⌃C Interrupt, sticky Ctrl, Alt and Shift chips, actions (Paste, More, Add Image, Skills, Rename Agent…) and your Snippets. On the right, three fixed buttons: 💬 Message Agent opens the Composer, ⌨ raises the terminal keyboard (opening one closes the other), and 🎤 dictates straight to the Agent and sends when you stop. The Agent chips row is gone; switch Agents with back or the iPad sidebar. In Settings → Toolbar you choose and order the items and build CustomKeys: a label on the cap, sending a sequence of keys or a text such as /compact. A Custom Key can press Enter after its text; it then sends the way Send does, and while the Agent is Blocked it only inserts. A Spacing slider sets how far apart the buttons sit, from nearly touching (1 pt) to wide (24 pt). iPhone and iPad each keep their own Toolbar (layout, spacing and Custom Keys, so a Custom Key built on iPhone does not appear on iPad); each syncs through iCloud Sync, so a reinstall restores it. A Toolbar customized on an earlier build carries over.
New logo and a choice of app icons: a flatter caboose carrying a >_ shell prompt, green on near-black, replaces the navy and oxblood icon in the app, the What’s New sheet, and on waycar.dev. Settings › App Icon offers twelve home-screen icons: the caboose or the bare >_ prompt mark, each in several colors. Since iOS 18.1, notifications keep the previous icon until you restart the device (an iOS bug); the screen says so.
Waycar Pro: one yearly subscription ($39.99) that lifts the free limit of 10 Launches in any 30 days. A Launch is a New Agent, Default Shell or New Terminal started from the phone, a Closed Session resumed from it, or an Agent typed into a Shell from it. At the limit, a launch button opens the paywall, which says when your next free Launch opens; buying there carries on with the Launch you tapped. An Agent typed in over the limit keeps running on the Host, but its screen and Composer stay hidden behind a lock card on the phone until you are Pro or the Agent ends. Everything else stays free. Settings ›Subscription shows your plan and renewal date, with Manage Subscription and Restore Purchases.
Anonymous usage analytics via PostHog (US) in the app and on waycar.dev, so we can learn which features are used. The app sends a few events (app opened, Host added, pairing succeeded, agent launched with its kind, notification opened) and never sends Host names, commands, prompts, or terminal content. Turn it off in Settings, which also deletes the analytics ID so turning it back on starts a new one. The website counts page views, App Store button clicks, install-command copies, and install.sh downloads; it keeps a first-party analytics cookie, except in the EU, EEA, UK, and Switzerland, where a small cookie choice appears: the site counts visitors without cookies until they choose, and Allow adds a first-party cookie. Cookie settings in the footer changes the choice.
AI Usage: Settings › CodexBar chooses how AI Usage is displayed, modeled on CodexBar’s own display settings: the summary’s provider (most urgent, or a chosen one), window (Session + Weekly by default, as two numbers, session first; or Session, Weekly or Automatic, whose number is marked S or W when the window is not obvious) and an optional reset time, dropped first when the row is narrow; usage shown as remaining or used; resets as a countdown or clock time; and, in the details, the pace marker, account labels, and refreshing when opened. Per-Host options stay on each Host’s page.
Plugin install: curl -fsSL https://waycar.dev/install.sh | sh installs or updates the herdr plugin from a public URL; every site deploy publishes the plugin built from the same commit.
Launch steps: while a New Agent, shell, or worktree starts, the sheet lists what it is doing, such as getting the latest main from origin, creating the worktree, and starting the Agent. Finished steps get a check, and a slow step shows how long it has been running.