Yab 0.2.1

Mail, off until you turn it on in Settings › Mail: your Gmail in a space of its own, kept on this Mac and sorted by what each mail wants, with replies written ahead for mail that needs you.

Remind Me and Send Later on a thread, Undo Send, and Do It, which hands a mail to your agent.

The code a site mails or texts you hangs under the box that asks for it, and Return puts it in.

The mail pin says how many need you, and ⇧⌘I goes to mail and back.

Agents read, search and draft your mail through Yab's own tools; sending stays yours.

A new welcome: Yab's own parts at their real size, from the first glass to Start Browsing.

Yab's own menu at the foot of the box, ⇧⌘K: Send Feedback, Changelog, Keyboard Shortcuts, updates and About.

Hold ⇧ over a link for what it is about, in a tip under the pointer.

A newer Yab is written by hand beside the Update button.

Live folders: your GitHub pull requests kept up to date in a folder of their own, and folders fed by a GitHub search, Linear issues, Figma, Notion, Google Drive, YouTube subscriptions or any site's feed.

Connecting Claude Code or Codex shows every step on its icon, and Get to Know works out of sight, its tabs in one folder.

The page lays itself out as ⌘S moves the column.

Every line of a tab's menu has its mark.

A pin's card stays up while the pointer runs over its lines.

One-time codes are set in Settings › Autofill.