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Hi again — both issues the reviewers opened are fixed, and I've just resubmitted the plugin (v2.4.0) for review.
From the usability report (#3): the keys were all falling back to one shared "no session" image, which is why a fresh install showed several identical keys that matched nothing in the action list — each key now keeps its own artwork and just turns black and white when no Claude Code session is running. The settings panel is also fully translated now (the panel text was hardcoded English; only the action names were localized before), and the green "Enable Claude tracking" button no longer clips its own label.
From the onboarding request (#4): every panel now opens with a setup checklist — Claude Code, tracking, terminal permission, big screen, sessions — each row showing the reason and a button to fix it, so a key that isn't working tells you why. There's also a "User Guide" button that opens a guide bundled inside the plugin (so it works offline) in all 9 languages, covering the Claude Code install, permissions, what every key does and troubleshooting.
One under-the-hood fix worth mentioning for new users: the status hook used to run through python3, and on a clean Mac /usr/bin/python3 is only a stub that opens the Xcode tools installer — so on a fresh machine the hooks could silently never run and every key would sit grey. It now runs on the Node runtime Ulanzi Studio already ships, so there's nothing extra to install.
Sorry for the wait on this, and thanks for the detailed report — it made all of it easy to track down. |
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