v0.6.0: Permission guide, AI Node color tinting, tmux session detection improvements #4
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VoiceVibeCode v0.6.0 is out. Two sessions of work landed today — here's what shipped.
Permission onboarding. New 3-step permission guide walks users through Accessibility → Input Monitoring → Microphone with polling, skip timer, and proper window activation. The guide window shows in Dock and CMD+TAB during the flow so users don't lose it behind other windows. Also removed Documents and .cache fallback paths from WhisperKit model scanning — those triggered unnecessary macOS privacy prompts.
AI Node animation tinting. The spinning arcs and center dot in the processing indicator used neutral gray/white — bright enough to be distracting on dark backgrounds. They now follow the active state color: blue during Whisper recognition, green during LLM post-processing. The tinting is brightness-layered — center dot at 1.5×, inner arc at 1.2×, outer arc at 0.9× of the base color — so the visual hierarchy is preserved without the harsh white.
Claude Code session detection.
ClaudeSessionWatchergot a significant rewrite for tmux context extraction. Better client activity sorting, explicit pane targeting with-t <pane>, and support for more terminal emulators (WezTerm, Kitty, Ghostty) alongside the existing iTerm2 support.Also: Updated app icon, localization infrastructure for future i18n, and entitlements/codesign fixes for distribution.
Release: https://github.com/cnshsliu/VoiceVibeCode/releases/tag/v0.6.0
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