Release notes

FEATURE

One switch now runs both keepers, without Antigravity's fake countdown

If you enabled automatic handoff for either Claude or Antigravity, you no longer need to hunt for two switches. They are now one shared toggle: turn it on and both keepers start; anyone who had enabled either old switch is automatically treated as having enabled both. This also fixes Antigravity's phantom countdown. Its quota API (the program connection used to retrieve quota data) reported “in about five hours” even with 100% remaining. That is reserved time for a sliding window (a five-hour period whose clock starts only with first use), not a running countdown. The old gate mistook it for an active session, so it never launched. At 100% remaining, it treats the window as inactive and can launch, while its five-hour self-throttle remains. The card shows “Quota full” until then. Like one relay-race switch: both runners get ready together, but the clock counts down only after the race begins.

Original changelog

Original changelogOne switch now runs both keepers, without Antigravity's fake countdown
**Auto-start is now one shared switch for Claude and Antigravity.** It starts both keepers together; users who previously enabled either individual switch are automatically treated as having both enabled.
**Antigravity auto-start never fired, and the card showed a phantom countdown.** The Antigravity quota API reports a *sliding* reset time (always "in ~5 hours") while a 5-hour window is still untouched at 100% remaining. The 0.28.14 auto-start gate treated any reported countdown as "a window is already running", so it never pinged; it now treats 100% remaining itself as "no active window" (the 5-hour self-throttle still applies). The card likewise stopped rendering that placeholder as a live countdown — at 100% remaining it now shows "Quota full" until a real window starts.