Release notes

FEATURE

Completely hide unused AI tools and enjoy a shorter settings menu

If you only use one AI tool, you can now make the interface much cleaner. The "Switch Panel" menu now features a "Hide Sections" submenu, allowing you to independently hide Claude Code or Codex. Once hidden, not only does the tool's card disappear from the popover, but its percentage also vanishes from the menu bar, bumping your remaining tool straight to the front (if you hide both, a little paw icon remains so you can still click it). You also don't have to worry about losing the settings button; if the first card is hidden, the button automatically moves to the next visible card. At the same time, the settings menu has gotten shorter: the redundant "Automatically Check for Updates" toggle is gone (the system handles it silently by default), and the hide toggles are neatly grouped together. Like a toolbox that used to force a wrench into the spotlight even if you never used it — now you can tuck unused tools into a hidden drawer, keeping your favorite screwdriver right where you need it.

Original changelog

Original changelogCompletely hide unused AI tools and enjoy a shorter settings menu
**Hide Claude Code section**: a new "Hide Sections ▸" submenu in the Switch Panel menu lets you hide Claude Code and Codex independently, so Codex-only users can hide the Claude Code card from every panel theme and the Claude Code percentage from the menu bar (Codex then leads the readout). Every panel keeps its "Switch Panel" button reachable — when the Claude Code card is hidden, the button moves to the next visible card. (#35, requested by @ilss0902)
**Hiding a provider now also hides its percentage from the menu bar** (previously "Hide Codex Section" only hid the popover card). With both providers hidden, the paw icon stays in the menu bar as the click target.
**Shorter settings menu**: the "Automatically Check for Updates" row is gone — update checks simply stay on by default (still honored if disabled in `~/.claude/usage-preferences.json`), and the two hide toggles are consolidated into the "Hide Sections ▸" submenu.