What’s new in VibeDeck 1.0.5.0
Release notes for VibeDeck 1.0.5.0, the Stream Deck plugin for coding agents on macOS and Windows.
Stop button
Tap a session key three times within two seconds to stop the agent's current turn. The session stays open, and a waiting approval that VibeDeck holds is declined first. Works in iTerm2, Ghostty, tmux and herdr panes, Windows Terminal (x64) and Codex Direct Control; other hosts show that Stop isn't available.
Context at a glance
The key fills up as the conversation grows: amber from 80%, a red percentage from 95%. Claude Code, Codex and Pi, when the agent reports its context.
Early warnings
A red border tells you when Claude Code runs too many subagents, or when a Claude Code or Codex session burns far above its own pace or spends tokens for 30 minutes with no tool activity. Tap to dismiss. Warnings never stop anything.
Also in this release
- Token burn pulse. A working Claude Code or Codex key pulses faster when the agent burns tokens faster than your usual pace.
- Subagents on the key. Claude Code keys show how many subagents are running, and their tokens count toward the session.
- Your rules. Turn each Safety feature on or off in Setup and set your own warning thresholds. New Stopped and Alert sounds.
- New Session keys for Kimi Code and Hermes. Status only. Question alerts for Codex (when its last message ends in a question, with current hooks) and Pi (prompts from the VibeDeck Pi extension).
- Dictation with OpenAI now uses gpt-transcribe.
- Private by design: token counts come from the agents' local session files, never your conversations.
- Codex 0.150.0 or newer is now required. After updating, reinstall the Codex hooks in Setup and approve them once in Codex.
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