Changelog

Every Afterhours release, newest first, with the same notes as its GitHub release.

2026

  1. v0.3.2Antigravity's limits stay on screen when your Mac briefly loses its connection, and a login Google rejects asks you to sign in again right away instead of failing for up to an hour.Fixes
  2. v0.3.1While Afterhours keeps your Mac awake on battery, the menu shows about how long until it lets your Mac sleep at your battery cutoff, or until the battery runs out if you have no cutoff.Fixes
  3. v0.3.0The menu now shows your Antigravity limits: the five-hour and weekly allowances for Gemini models and for Claude and GPT models, read from the Google sign-in Antigravity already keeps on your Mac.Features
  4. v0.2.6macOS no longer blocks afterhours-hook with "Apple could not verify" after you install Afterhours with Homebrew and open it with Open Anyway.Fixes
  5. v0.2.5Afterhours now has its own icon, the coffee mug on a navy tile, so you can spot it in Finder, Launchpad, Spotlight, and the Applications folder instead of a blank app.Fixes
  6. v0.2.4Turning on detection for an agent that's already running no longer counts the CPU it used earlier as new work, so it doesn't start a hold and keep your Mac awake for nothing.Fixes
  7. v0.2.3Limits opens and closes faster, in 0.25 seconds instead of 0.35, and usage bars reach their new length just as quickly.Fixes
  8. v0.2.2The Limits section now names your Codex plan the way Codex does.Fixes
  9. v0.2.1A stuck Claude Code session now times out after 15 minutes even when Afterhours can't match its process to a running agent, and an agent no longer shows up twice when its hook reports a child process.Fixes
  10. v0.2.0Show subscription limits in the menu for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, OpenCode Go, and Grok Build.Features
  11. v0.1.0The first release of Afterhours, a menu bar app that keeps your Mac awake while coding agents work.Features