Caprock Files

Added

• Read a project's files in a tab. ⌘K → Open file… lists the worktree's files and narrows them as you type; the Changes view (o, or the ↗ on a row) and the cockpit's changed files open one too. The file opens read-only in a tab named after it: Markdown formatted, with a Source switch and links to other files opening their own tabs; any other text with line numbers, wrapping and ⌘F. A binary, or the part of a file past its first megabyte, is left to your editor. The tab reads the file again when you return to it or an agent edits it. Nothing outside the project is ever read, through .. or a symlink. GET /v1/projects/{id}/file, GET /v1/projects/{id}/files.
• A stop at the plan limit (Premium). When Claude's 5-hour or weekly window passes the share you pick in Settings → Pause at the plan limit (90% until you change it, or off), Caprock pauses the Claude Code sessions it started, names them on Now and in a desktop notification with the reset time, and resumes them after the window resets. A session you resume by hand is left alone until the next window; a session you started yourself is never touched; figures more than ten minutes old pause nothing, and Settings says when that is the case. Without Premium the 90% alert on Now is unchanged and offers the stop. GET /v1/window-stop, settings.window_stop_pct.
• Today, at the top of the sidebar. Under New agent: what every agent has spent today, how many agents are running and how many wait on you, and the Claude plan's 5-hour and weekly windows as thin bars with the share used and when each resets. Click the spend for Cost, a window for the plan limits, Running for Now, Waiting for the session that has waited longest. While the sidebar is open the status strip leaves the windows and the spend to it.
• A menu on every project. The ⋯ on a project's row (on hover, and always on the project in front), a right-click, or Shift+F10: hide it from the sidebar or show it again, close all its tabs (the sessions and shells in them keep running), open its folder in an editor, or remove it from Caprock after a confirmation — its files and sessions stay as they are.
• Subagents in the agent cockpit. While a session's subagents work, the cockpit lists them under Subagents · N: each one's type and the task it was given, its current call and how long it has run, how many calls it has made, and waiting on you while it has a prompt open; those that finished in the last half hour are one line. The daemon sums them up (GET /v1/sessions/{id}/subagents), so thousands of subagent events never reach the page.

Changed

• Project rows say what runs in them. Each row shows how many agents are running there and what the project cost today, beside the waiting badge rather than in place of it; a project with neither shows neither. The branch takes only the room left over and steps aside, rather than showing as a sliver, when too little is left.
• New agent is outlined, and the sidebar's shortcuts are readable. The New agent button keeps the accent as a 1px border and label on the panel instead of a solid fill, and the key hints beside New agent, Add project and Dashboard are set at the size of the label next to them.

Fixed

• Codex sessions read as a conversation in Chat. Your own prompts now appear beside Codex's replies; before, only the replies did. Each command shows the command it ran, not its JSON or JavaScript wrapper. A finished call no longer reads "running" forever: it shows its output, and a failed one says so, with the exit code where Codex recorded one. Sessions already imported get their prompts and outputs once, from the transcripts still on disk.
• The cockpit's tool list was empty on a busy parent. A session whose subagents logged hundreds of calls an hour had none of its own among its newest 400 events, so Recent tools read "No tool calls yet" and the cost spark showed one bar. The cockpit now asks for the main thread's own calls and turns (events?newest=1&main=1&kind=…).
• A subagent's permission prompt read as the parent's. The card, the cockpit's Now line, the menu bar popover and the notification now say "Subagent (general-purpose) wants to run Bash", lead with what the command does (rm -f $C/* rather than C=/pri…), and show the whole command wrapped, folded when long.
• Approving with several prompts open could answer the wrong one. When subagents ask at once, Caprock cannot tell which dialog the terminal is showing. With two or more outstanding, the card lists them all with who asks and offers Open terminal instead of Yes and No, the daemon refuses to type an answer, and notifications carry no Approve. A prompt is now tied to its own call, so the call finishing clears it and nothing else.