What’s new in VibeDeck 2.0.0.2
Answer Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and Pi prompts from your screen or your deck, open T3 Code threads, and see more usage. Free update.
Answer from your screen
When Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode or Pi asks for permission or asks a question, or Claude Code or Codex proposes a plan, a small card at the top of your screen can show the same prompt. Click to answer; your keyboard stays in your terminal unless you choose to type your own answer. Pick the screen it opens on, a Dark, Light or Match system look, or show it only after you press its key. The deck card and the chime always come first. Codex questions and plans need Direct Control: Setup installs it with your hooks.
How to start
- Open Setup and turn on Show HUD.
- Choose when the card shows and on which screen.
Answer keys
While a prompt waits, your Stream Deck can switch to the bundled Answer profile: a key for each answer to a Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode or Pi question, Approve and Deny for permissions and plans, then back to your own keys. With dictation on, hold Other to dictate your own answer. New Answer Cursor key and Answer Dial for smaller decks and Stream Deck +. Stream Deck asks to install the profile: press Install Profile(s), or click Install Answer profile in Setup later.
How to start
- Accept when Stream Deck asks to install the VibeDeck Answer profile.
- Next time a prompt waits, your deck shows one key per answer.
T3 Code threads
Connect T3 Code once in Setup, and tapping a Claude Code or Codex session that runs in T3 opens its exact thread, not just the app.
How to start
- Open Setup and connect T3 Code.
- Tap a Claude Code or Codex session that runs in T3.
Also in this release
- A bigger download. This update is larger than earlier ones because it brings the screen card. If it does not download, click Try again. If it still does not finish, download VibeDeck again from getvibedeck.com/download with your license key and open the file.
- We recommend reinstalling hooks after this update: open Setup and press Reinstall hooks. If Codex asks, approve them with /hooks, then open a new terminal.
- More usage on the deck. The Usage key, now Agent Usage, gets an agent setting: Kimi Code quota windows, and estimated tokens today and this week for Pi, Gemini CLI, Qwen Code, Grok Build and Copilot CLI. Codex Usage shows every Codex rate limit, live with Direct Control and from Codex's session logs otherwise.
- More agents, more detail. Codex and OpenCode keys show running subagents, Grok shows a waiting card when it asks for approval, and Qwen Code keys fill with context and show background tasks.
- Faster cloud dictation. With OpenAI dictation and Speech to English off, your words upload while you still hold the key, so the text arrives sooner after you let go.
- What's new. After a feature update, VibeDeck opens the release notes once.
- Free for every VibeDeck license: 2.0 is a regular update, nothing to buy.
- Show HUD is off by default. The screen card appears only once you turn on Show HUD, in Setup or in the Setup or Answer key settings; the deck keys, the Answer profile and the chime work the same either way.
- More settings in Setup. The Setup page gets cards for dictation, sounds, sessions, signals and diagnostics, so you can change them without opening a key in Stream Deck.
- Permission wait. Choose in Setup how long a permission prompt waits on your deck, from 10 to 290 seconds. Each agent still stops at its own limit, then asks in the terminal.
- Windows with Codex. If the update stops because a folder is in use, keep Stream Deck open, end codex.exe and the node.exe running app-server --listen in Task Manager, then open VibeDeck from getvibedeck.com/download. After updating, VibeDeck restarts its Codex server once, when no turn, approval or question is waiting; a Codex terminal connected through Direct Control reconnects once, so start it again.
- Windows: tapping a Claude Desktop session opens the conversation again after Claude Desktop moved its data.
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