Two more agents.

• Gemini CLI and GitHub Copilot CLI now show in the notch. You see when they work, when they are done, and when they wait for your approval.
• You answer their approvals in the terminal, as before. A click on the session takes you there.
• Vibeclove adds their hooks for you. It keeps your own Gemini settings and saves a backup first.

Clearer steps to approve Vibeclove in Codex.

• If you use the Codex CLI without the Codex app, Vibeclove now shows how to approve it in Terminal: start codex and choose Trust all and continue.
• To turn the hooks back on in the CLI, type /hooks in a Codex session.

Fewer permission prompts on first launch.

• Vibeclove now asks for Bluetooth in the setup guide, where it explains why. Before, macOS asked as soon as the app opened.
• Reading your Claude usage no longer makes macOS ask for your Documents folder or your Apple Music library.