Changelog
What changed in each release of OptiFlume, newest first.
1.1.1 · 8 October 2026
- Claude Code and Codex turn on by themselves after an automatic update too, so there is nothing to set up.
- Updates install themselves on Macs without Cursor: Claude Code, Codex, VS Code and the terminal all check for them.
1.1.0 · 8 October 2026
- Automatic model switching in Claude Code and Codex: the panels in VS Code (and in Cursor and Windsurf), and
claudeandcodexin the terminal. - Start a prompt with
~to keep your own model in Claude Code and Codex. - One license covers every tool on your Mac.
- On by default. Choose on the installer's Customize page, or later with
optiflume harness offandoptiflume terminal off. - Codex: approve OptiFlume's hook once in Codex → Settings → Hooks to see the reason for each switch.
- Editors open during the install show a “Restart VS Code” notice.
- Account and plan notices in VS Code, and an OptiFlume item in its status bar.
1.0.4 · 30 September 2026
- Chooses among Cursor's newest models, including Claude Opus 5.5, Claude Sonnet 5.5, Claude Fable 5.1 and GLM 5.3.
- Model prices stay current: OptiFlume uses Cursor's published prices as they change, without waiting for an update.
- When Cursor asks whether to keep or revert files after an automatic switch, your files are kept.
- The “Turn on Pro in Cursor” button works straight away.
- Messages and commands say OptiFlume everywhere, and
optiflume configurecan pause it. - Local logs and caches no longer grow without limit.
1.0.3 · 28 September 2026
- The Update button installs the new version in the background.
- The “updated itself, Reload Cursor” notice clears once you have reloaded.
- A clearer notice when this Mac is signed in.
1.0.2 · 25 September 2026
- Turning on Accessibility for Cursor is noticed right away, without restarting Cursor.
optiflume update --checksays whether a newer version is ready;optiflume updateinstalls it.- Commands keep working while an update replaces them.
1.0.1 · 22 September 2026
- Updates install themselves: each one is checked (signed by OptiFlume, notarized by Apple, fingerprint verified) and installed in your user folder, with no password.
- OptiFlume asks you to sign in when Cursor starts, not only when a chat starts.
- The Accessibility button opens System Settings with Cursor already listed.
- Models Cursor has just added are recognized sooner.
1.0.0 · 18 September 2026
- Visible auto-switch in Cursor: the model changes, a plain-words note above the composer says why, and the prompt re-sends on its own. Start a prompt with
!to keep your model. - Capability-first selection: the most capable model at close to the lowest price for the task, tuned to how you override it (Pro).
- Working memory: a handoff when a long conversation is compacted, carried across switches (Pro).
- Session watchdog and the Guardian.
- Free 30-day Pro trial with a free tier after it, sign-in with Google, GitHub, Apple or an email link, self-check and doctor.
- Usage on the web (now in the console), from a daily rollup you can turn off.
What’s next
Planned next:
- Context shared across your tools: a session started in one tool continues in another.
- More tools: Antigravity and GitHub Copilot.
- Team usage and team-wide routing policy.
- Windows and Linux.