chore: version packages

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

.changeset/codex-menu-wheel.md

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-Scrolling over a Codex selection menu no longer moves its selection. When Codex does not track the mouse (measured on 0.162.1 and 0.164.0), Codeman turns the wheel into PageUp and PageDown, which those menus use to move the selection: at the "Implement this plan?" prompt one notch down landed on "No, stay in Plan mode" and one up on "Yes, implement this plan". The wheel is now consumed while such a menu is showing (main pane and tiles) and pages the transcript again once it closes.

.changeset/codex-wheel-dead-zone.md

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-A mouse wheel over a Codex pane (and any CLI paged with PageUp/PageDown) now moves the transcript on its first notch. Because the wheel is turned into whole-page keys when the CLI does not track the mouse, it used to send nothing until half a screen of travel had built up: 5 notches in Chrome, 7 on Firefox's 3-line notches, so a short scroll looked dead. The first notch now pays its page at once, as a trackpad flick already did, and the notches after it repay it, so the page rate is unchanged.

.changeset/header-divider.md

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-Drag the line between the session tabs and the header toolbar to resize the toolbar. Dragging it right narrows the toolbar, which then wraps onto a second line instead of squeezing out the tabs, and the usage readings shed their labels, then their provider names, then (in the Compact style) their percentages as it narrows; double-click or Home resets it. Arrow keys resize it from the keyboard, and the width is remembered on the device.

.changeset/host-gpu-clocks.md

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-Opt-in header readings after CPU and MEM. **GPU Stats** adds three items: GPU load, graphics memory and the GPU clock (each only when the host reports it). **CPU MHz** adds the live CPU clock. Both chips are in Settings, Header & Panels and off by default. `GET /api/system/stats` takes `?gpu=1` and `?cpumhz=1`; nothing is read unless the browser asks, and a host without the sensor simply shows nothing. GPU: NVIDIA through `nvidia-smi`, AMD through sysfs, and inside WSL any vendor (Intel included) through the Windows performance counters, which give load and memory in use but no GPU clock. Inside WSL the CPU clock is also read from Windows, since WSL's own figure never changes. The header also keeps polling its stats when no session is open, so CPU and MEM no longer sit at `--` until one is.

.changeset/rename-cases.md

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-Rename a case and its folder from the case manager. A case under `~/codeman-cases` is renamed as a name and folder; a linked case can rename only its name or its real folder too. Live sessions that have the folder open are listed and only stopped if you agree, the folder is locked while it moves so nothing starts in it half-moved, a folder another program holds open is reported instead of forced, and Claude Code's conversation history (including the Resume list), the case order, the last used case and the default session group follow the new name.