On Wear OS 7, the watch's Live Update now follows each turn and gives every session its own chip, and the watch app starts faster after an install or update.
Added
- On Wear OS 7, the Live Update now shows where a turn is: starting, working, or done. When Claude Code is waiting on you, it shows Needs you with the prompt's headline, and a finished turn stays at Done for a minute.
- With several sessions under way on Wear OS 7, the Live Update shows a chip for each, below a strip colored by which are working, idle or waiting on you. Tap a chip to open that session, or the prompt it's waiting on.
- Once you've used Clair with a paired computer for a few days, the phone asks Google Play to show its rating card. Play decides whether the card appears, and Clair asks only once.
Changed
- The watch app now starts faster right after an install or update, instead of only once the watch has optimized it while charging.
- After 10 minutes with no activity from your computer, the phone closes its connection to the relay, and a push wakes it for the next prompt. An open watch app or a busy session used to hold that connection open for hours.
Fixed
- On Wear OS 7, the Live Update could lag minutes behind a long build or test run once the watch paused Clair in the background. It now catches up within about a minute.
- New prompts could stop reaching the phone until Clair restarted. The phone had stopped confirming the messages it received, so they piled up on the relay until it refused more.
